Siemba Automates IDOR Detection Across Live APIs
Siemba has introduced automated detection for Broken object level authorization (IDOR) vulnerabilities in APIs, a common cause of data breaches. The system tests every endpoint within a customer's API collection.
Technology firm Siemba has developed a new automated method for identifying Broken object level authorization (IDOR) vulnerabilities across API interfaces. These access control flaws are frequently behind real-world API data breaches, leading to unauthorized data exposure.
Siemba's solution automatically scans all endpoints in a customer's API collection. The system analyzes the actual API responses to confirm each identified vulnerability and provides steps for reproduction of the issue. This automated approach aims to enhance security audits and minimize the risk of data leaks.
Traditionally, detecting IDOR vulnerabilities has required manual testing and significant expertise. Siemba's new method offers a substantial increase in efficiency for this process, enabling a faster and more comprehensive assessment of the security posture.
The company seeks to help organizations strengthen their API security through automation, reducing the need for manual review and mitigating the risk of human error. Implementing this solution can significantly shorten the time required to detect and address potential security risks.