api-security-testing
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This Claude Skill provides a specialized workflow for testing REST and GraphQL API security, covering authentication, authorization, and input validation. It's designed for bug bounty testing, API assessments, and validating security best practices like rate limiting. Use it to systematically discover endpoints, test for vulnerabilities, and map API data flows.
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