While OpenAPI is certainly useful for stable APIs and code generation, I'm not sure how this really ties into security?
OAS itself does not tie in to security, but using it with tools like cherrybomb greatly increases the efficiency of performing API security tests!
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While OpenAPI is certainly useful for stable APIs and code generation, I'm not sure how this really ties into security?
OAS itself does not tie in to security, but using it with tools like cherrybomb greatly increases the efficiency of performing API security tests!