API security scanner — no agent required.

What an API security scan tests

• Authentication enforcement — endpoints that should require auth but don't
• Rate limiting — missing or weak throttling that enables brute force
• CORS configuration — overly permissive origins enabling cross-origin data theft
• Injection vulnerabilities — SQL, NoSQL, and command injection points
• Data exposure — API responses leaking internal IDs, stack traces, or secrets
• Supabase REST API — anon key exposure and Row Level Security testing

Why API security needs external testing

Internal API reviews miss attacker's-eye issues. Vezraa scans from the outside — the same perspective as a real attacker — and catches problems that internal testing overlooks:

• Internal-only routes accidentally deployed to production without auth
• Environment-specific CORS policies that work in staging but fail in production
• API version endpoints that expose deprecated, unpatched code paths
• GraphQL introspection and schema leaks revealing the entire data model
• Webhook endpoints accepting unauthenticated payloads

Beyond API scanning

Vezraa is a platform that combines security scanning, autonomous AI pentesting, and production readiness reviews to determine whether software is actually ready for production. For API security, this means:

• The scanner finds misconfigured endpoints — the AI pentester attempts to exploit them
• The scanner checks for rate limiting headers — the readiness review confirms your throttling actually works under load
• The scanner detects exposed keys — the pentester tries to use them for privilege escalation

API frameworks we test

• Next.js API routes and server actions (App Router and Pages Router)
• Express.js, Fastify, and Koa REST APIs
• Supabase REST and GraphQL endpoints
• GraphQL APIs with Apollo, Relay, and Yoga
• Serverless API routes on Vercel, Netlify, and Cloudflare Workers
• Razorpay, Stripe, and custom webhook endpoints