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Security Assessment Report: Brand Parameter Manipulation and Vulnerability Testing in API

Assessment Date: [Insert Date]
Assessor: Amir


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1. Objective

The purpose of this assessment is to evaluate the security posture of the brand parameter in the API by testing various attack vectors, including parameter manipulation and known vulnerabilities, to identify any potential risks.


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2. Observations

During the assessment, we tested the API against several known attack methods and attempted to exploit the brand parameter. Below are the key findings:

Parameter Reflection: The brand parameter reflects user input in the API’s response URL but does not exhibit any exploitable behavior.

Vulnerability Testing:

HTTP Parameter Pollution: Multiple parameters were injected to test parameter pollution, but the API handled them correctly without any impact on functionality.

SQL Injection: Several SQL payloads were attempted, but no database manipulation or errors were triggered.

Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF): Attempts to force the API to initiate requests to internal or external services failed, showing no vulnerability to SSRF attacks.

DNS Interaction: No DNS lookups or interactions were triggered through parameter manipulation.

Error Injections: Various malformed inputs and error-generating payloads were tested, but no unhandled exceptions or detailed error information were exposed.

Method Overwriting: We tried method overwriting techniques, but the API consistently rejected unauthorized methods.


Robust Input Handling: Across all the attempted attacks, including boundary testing with long strings and special characters, the API maintained proper input validation and sanitization, ensuring no abnormal responses or data leakage.

No Exploitable Vulnerabilities: Despite thorough testing across different attack vectors, no significant vulnerabilities were found. The API was resilient to all known attack types attempted during this assessment.



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3. Conclusion

The brand parameter and the API as a whole are not vulnerable to the tested attacks, including HTTP parameter pollution, SQL injection, SSRF, DNS interaction, error injections, and method overwriting. This issue is categorized as low severity due to its non-exploitability.


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3. Conclusion

Even though there is no specific sanitizer applied to the brand parameter, the application is not vulnerable to any of the tested attacks. The API remains secure and handles input in a way that prevents exploitation, ensuring the overall security of the system.


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