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Today's final practice challenge involves another oversight some (Ruby) developers make.

Can you seem to spot the broken access control in this code snippet? πŸ›

Swipe through to see the vulnerable code! Solution will be revealed tomorrow as usual!

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Swipe through to see the vulnerable code! And as usual, solution will be revealed tomorrow!

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Swipe through to see the vulnerable code! And as usual, the solution will be revealed tomorrow!

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Swipe through to see the vulnerable code! As usual, solution will be revealed tomorrow!

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Swipe through to see the vulnerable code! Solution will be revealed tomorrow as usual!

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Swipe through to see the vulnerable code! Solution will be revealed tomorrow as usual!

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Can you spot the broken access control in this code snippet? πŸ›

Swipe through to see the vulnerable code! Solution will be revealed tomorrow as usual!

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Swipe through to see the vulnerable code! Solution will be revealed tomorrow!

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Second-order vulnerabilities occur when one application feature processes your input in a way that affects authorization in another feature.

Swipe through to learn more about second-order attacks!

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In some cases, they emerge from logic flaws within multi-step workflows or feature integrations where the application loses track of authorization between steps.

Today, we’re exploring an example of such a case. Swipe through to learn more!

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Swipe through to learn how to exploit JWT vulnerabilities for authorization bypass! We’ve also attached one of our comprehensive web hacking articles as an additional reference. Be sure to give it a read.

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However, the issue arises when these keywords still get resolved into actual identifiers.

Swipe through today’s post to learn more about exploiting this specific case!

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Swipe through to learn how some parameter parsing inconsistencies can lead to broken access control flaws!

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Swipe through to learn how to weaponize HTTP method tampering!

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Swipe through to see the complete BAC testing methodology in detail!

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Swipe through the first post to learn how to extract endpoints from mobile apps to test for BAC flaws!

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Even when introspection is disabled, GraphQL's auto-complete error messages will suggest correct field names when you send typos.

Swipe through to learn how to extract complete API schemas from GraphQL endpoints!

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These external sources can reveal endpoints that haven't been referenced before in your target, but do exist and work in production.

Swipe through to learn where to search and what to look for!

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When you suspect undocumented endpoints to be present, it's always recommended to further enumerate your target for more endpoints & routes.

Swipe through today's post to learn where to find (& learn to utilize) API docs!

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Tools like LinkFinder and JSParser automate this process, but understanding what to look for can help you spot patterns that automated tools might miss.

Swipe through to see how JS files can include endpoints and how to extract them!

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Swipe through to learn how to fuzz effectively and build wordlists that actually work!

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Swipe through to see a few examples of config files to check and what they can reveal!

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From common paths and API docs to JavaScript files and mobile apps, there are multiple ways to uncover hidden endpoints that may lack proper authorization checks.

Swipe through to see the main discovery techniques! πŸ‘‡

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We'll show you how to find hidden endpoints, enumerate APIs, and uncover the resources you need to test for BAC bugs. This is also where the real fun begins! πŸ’ͺ

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Understanding the CIA triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability) is what separates accepted reports from informative and non-applicable ones.

Swipe through to learn what programs accept and what findings are likely to get rejected as informative.

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Tomorrow, we'll move into some more practical examples to help identify impactful BACs. The exploitation phase starts next week. πŸ’ͺ

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Swipe through to learn how most targets are designed to check if you're allowed to access that admin panel, view another user's profile, or use premium features! πŸ‘‡

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Tomorrow, we'll dive into the different authorization-level checks, and why mixing these concepts (as a developer) leads to vulnerabilities. πŸ‘€

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Stick with us while we’re covering the fundamentals of BAC. We promise this will help you identify missing or weak authorization checks throughout the rest of the month.

And be sure to come back tomorrow for Day 3! πŸ’ͺ

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Day 1 is live now! Swipe through to see today's post on learning what Broken Access Control (BAC) vulnerabilities are

Come back daily to unlock more tips. Let's end Q1 2026 with at least a valid finding and start Q2 2026 with even more submissions! πŸ’ͺ

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