GraphQL errors: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Managing GraphQL errors can be quite a challenging task, and we tried a lot of different approaches over time. Keep reading to know what we've learned along the way.| Escape - The API Security Blog
Managing GraphQL errors can be quite a challenging task, and we tried a lot of different approaches over time. Keep reading to know what we've learned along the way.| Escape - The API Security Blog
Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR) are common security vulnerabilities. Discover IDOR real-life examples and best practices for GraphQL API| Escape - The API Security Blog
GraphQL aliasing is a powerful feature. But with great power comes great vulnerability: batch attacks and DoS. In this post, we explain how it works and how to remediate it in your GraphQL API.| Escape - The API Security Blog
The relational aspect of GraphQL can be a vulnerability exploited by running deep and cyclic queries causing your API to crawl under the load and crash. That's a Denial of Service. Learn how it works and how you can protect your API!| Escape - The API Security Blog
GraphQL has no security by default. All doors are open for the most basic attacks. Read more to learn about the exact threats and some simple strategies you can implement to get your users' data under lock and key 🔐| Escape - The API Security Blog
You receive a call in the middle of the night from the SRE team: All production data has been deleted from your company's various relational databases. Many of the company's internal services are therefore down. You absolutely need to fix the problem immediately and identify the problem. Once you log| Escape - The API Security Blog
