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Qodex.ai Now Detects 100+ Real-World Security Vulnerabilities Automatically

Security is no longer a checkbox. With APIs powering everything from payments to authentication, attackers only need one misconfigured route to break in. Qodex.ai’s Security Scenario Agent now runs deep, real-world vulnerability scans across your APIs powered by AI and mapped to OWASP Top 10 and beyond.

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What We Actually Test (Real Examples)

Here’s what our security engine catches out-of-the-box:
  1. XSS (Cross-Site Scripting)
    • Appending script tags in URLs
    • Replacing query and path params with
    • Injecting malicious filenames
  2. BOLA (Broken Object Level Authorization)
    • Accessing other users’ data by modifying user_id
    • Tampering with auth tokens
    • Exploiting old API versions
    • HTTP parameter pollution
  3. SSRF (Server-Side Request Forgery)
    • Replacing URL/image params with internal endpoints
    • AWS metadata leak via IMDS
    • Open ports, localhost exposure, and redirect tricks
  4. Mass Assignment
    • Changing role, admin, or account fields in payloads
    • Creating admin accounts from low-privilege users
  5. Command Injection
    • Payloads like ; rm -rf / in query or body
    • Kernel-based RCE paths in Ruby apps
  6. CORS Misconfigurations
    • Accepting * or invalid origins
    • Misconfigured CORS whitelists
  7. Security Misconfigurations
    • Leaked .env, docker-compose.yml, config.json, SSH keys
    • Enabled debug UIs (Laravel, Rails, Flask, Airflow, etc.)
    • Exposed GitHub workflows, Firebase DBs, Redis configs
  8. Broken User Authentication
    • JWT token tampering, none algorithm attacks
    • CSRF bypass by removing tokens
    • Auth bypass by removing headers
  9. Rate Limiting & Resource Abuse
    • Replay attacks using same captcha
    • Missing pagination
    • Bot bypass using headers
  10. Unnecessary HTTP Methods
    • TRACE, TRACK, arbitrary HTTP methods enabled
  11. Misconfigured Headers
    • Missing Content-Type, X-Content-Type-Options, etc.
    • Verbose errors and stack traces in responses
  12. Local File Inclusion (LFI)
    • Exploiting path and parameter manipulation to access /etc/passwd, config files, etc.
  13. SSTI (Server-Side Template Injection)
    • Payload fuzzing in Flask, Twig, Jinja, Freemarker apps
  14. CRLF Injection
    • HTTP response splitting and header injection via %0d%0a
  15. Server Version Disclosure
    • Server version leaks via headers or error messages

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How It Works

  1. Import your Postman or Swagger collection
  2. Type: “run security tests for checkout and auth”
  3. Qodex auto-generates 50+ security test cases
  4. You can edit, remove, or add custom security rules
  5. Run instantly or in CI/CD. Get detailed, readable reports.

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Why It Matters

Security testing isn’t just about checklists, it’s about real scenarios attackers try every day. Qodex helps you catch them, fix them, and ship safer APIs with speed.