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🔍 Introduction:
In this video, I will demonstrate how GraphQL introspection enabled can lead to sensitive information disclosure. When introspection is not disabled in production, attackers can enumerate GraphQL queries, mutations, and database structure, exposing potential vulnerabilities.

🛠 Attack Scenario:

Step 1: Identifying a GraphQL endpoint (/graphql).
Step 2: Checking if introspection is enabled using a simple query.
Step 3: Extracting the entire API schema, including sensitive operations and database structure.
Step 4: Demonstrating how an attacker can use this information for further attacks like IDOR, SQLi, and privilege escalation.

📌 Mitigation Strategies:

Disable introspection in production by configuring your GraphQL server properly.
Implement authentication and authorization checks for sensitive queries.
Monitor and log GraphQL requests to detect unusual activity.
Use rate limiting to prevent mass enumeration attacks.

⚠ Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. Unauthorized exploitation of vulnerabilities without permission is illegal. Always follow responsible disclosure and ethical hacking guidelines.

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