idor-broken-object-authorization

IDOR and BOLA both involve unauthorized direct object access, but BOLA specifically targets API authorization failures. This skill identifies and exploits both vulnerabilities using systematic testing methodologies to expose access control flaws.

To test for horizontal and vertical privilege escalation, this skill differentiates between IDOR and BFLA (Broken Function Level Authorization) attacks. It provides an expert playbook to systematically detect and execute both escalation vectors during security testing.

The A-B testing methodology for IDOR vulnerabilities systematically compares application responses between different user sessions. This skill applies the testing approach to detect broken access controls by analyzing object reference manipulations.

Yes, you need knowledge of web application security principles and testing methodologies to use this IDOR testing playbook. The skill is designed for security professionals to identify and exploit authorization vulnerabilities.

Yes, you can use this skill to test both IDOR and BFLA vulnerabilities. It covers a range of testing methods including horizontal and vertical privilege escalation, differentiating between object-level and function-level authorization attacks.

The best way to start an IDOR and BOLA attack test is to run the skill against your target application. It immediately applies its expert playbook to identify and exploit insecure direct object references and broken authorization.