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    GraphQLmap

    GraphQLmap

    GraphQLmap is a scripting engine to interact with endpoints

    GraphQLmap is a Python-based scripting engine designed to interact with GraphQL endpoints for penetration testing purposes. It can connect to a target GraphQL endpoint, dump the schema (if introspection is enabled), query it interactively, and fuzz fields for NoSQL/SQL injection vectors, thereby revealing hidden attack surfaces. GraphQL endpoints represent a relatively newer attack vector compared to REST, and GraphQLmap helps bridge this gap by providing tooling tailored to the GraphQL paradigm. Because many modern applications adopt GraphQL for flexibility, this tool is useful when scanning and attacking API back ends where typical REST-based tools fall short. ...
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