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api-security

API security testing - GraphQL, REST API, WebSocket, and Web-LLM attack techniques.

How do I install this agent skill?

npx skills add https://github.com/transilienceai/communitytools --skill api-security
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Is this agent skill safe to install?

  • Gen Agent Trust Hubfail

    This skill is a security testing toolkit containing functional exploits, reverse shells, and data exfiltration payloads. Automated security scans have confirmed the presence of files containing weaponized malware patterns and functional Trojan-like behaviors. While designed for penetration testing, the inclusion of durable persistence mechanisms and data exfiltration scripts represents a significant security risk.

  • Socketfail

    18 alerts: gptSecurity, gptMalware, gptAnomaly

  • Snykpass

    Risk: LOW · No issues

What does this agent skill do?

API Security

Test API endpoints for security vulnerabilities across REST, GraphQL, WebSocket, and LLM-integrated APIs.

Techniques

TypeKey Vectors
GraphQLIntrospection, batching attacks, nested query DoS, field suggestion
REST APIBOLA/IDOR, mass assignment, rate limiting, auth bypass, versioning
WebSocketCross-site hijacking, message manipulation, auth flaws
Web-LLMPrompt injection via API, excessive agency, data exfiltration

Workflow

  1. Discover API endpoints and documentation (Swagger, GraphQL schema)
  2. Map authentication and authorization mechanisms
  3. Test per API type using appropriate techniques
  4. Validate data exposure and access control flaws
  5. Capture evidence with HTTP request/response logs

API at scale (offline corpus / fixture-driven)

For a large or offline API surface — a 2000+ path Swagger, a Postman corpus, a HAR capture — do NOT hand-build the coverage machinery per engagement. Drive it deterministically:

  1. Ingest the corpus → per-endpoint fixtures: python3 tools/fixture_ingest.py <openapi|postman|har> -o fixtures.json normalizes every operation into a request template (method, url with path params filled, sampled body, object_ref for id-like path params, security requirement) and STRIPS baked-in auth (the harness injects tokens). This is what turns a large (thousands-of-operations) OpenAPI/Postman corpus into a resumable matrix instead of an untested pile.
  2. Acquire per-role sessions: via authenticated-session-acquisition (MFA/OTP/SRP → reusable tokens) into the harness's token store.
  3. Replay the per-role authz matrix: python3 tools/auth_replay_harness.py --requests fixtures.json --tokens tokens.json [--proxy <vantage>] replays every endpoint under every role (and cross-tenant), flags BOLA/BFLA where a role got authorized on an object/action it should not, and logs an evidence_id per (endpoint × role). Egress-route via the provisioned vantage for allowlisted APIs.
  4. Protocol-specific authz: OData (odata-deep-authz.md), Cognito (cognito-unauth-and-srp.md), authenticated WebSocket (authenticated-per-role-authz.md).

The batch is resumable (checkpoint the harness results) so flapping auth never zeroes the run — the recurring at-scale gap. Run the FULL matrix so a clean result is an evidenced negative, not an untested surface.

Reference

  • reference/graphql*.md - GraphQL attack techniques and labs
  • reference/scenarios/rest/*.md - REST API security testing (BOLA/BOPLA, mass assignment, SSPP, content-type confusion)
  • reference/websockets*.md - WebSocket vulnerability testing
  • reference/web-llm*.md - Web-LLM attack techniques and labs

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