API Security Best Practices Most API breaches happen because of broken authorization, leaked secrets, or missing rate limits. Let's look at some of the basics. ... (opens in new tab)
API Security Best PracticesMost API breaches happen because of broken authorization, leaked secrets, or missing rate limits. Let's look at some of the basics.- Use Modern OAuth/OIDC + MFA: PKCE for public clients, short-lived tokens, and step-up MFA for anything sensitive. Implicit and password grants should be dead by now.- Enforce Fine-Grained Authorization: Check object, function, and field-level permissions on every request. BOLA is still the top API vulnerability.- Minimize Scopes and Da...
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