Autonomous API Penetration Testing
How our adversarial AI agents map schema structures, test parameter boundaries, and safely exploit API endpoints to prevent logic bypasses.
Dynamic Schema Mapping
Crawlers parse javascript chunks and discover hidden endpoints, building OpenAPI schemas on the fly without manual file imports.
BOLA & IDOR Validation
Agents manipulate parameters and switch token contexts recursively, mapping out-of-bounds user queries to expose business logic leaks.
Rate-Limit Auditing
Simulation engines safely probe endpoints to test thresholds, showing you if backend APIs are vulnerable to resource exhaustion.
Chaining API Vulnerabilities
Modern API attacks are rarely single requests. Threat actors combine weak endpoints to extract datasets. SwarmMe models this behaviour by chaining minor API issues—such as leaking an account ID in a public endpoint and utilizing it to bypass authentication check steps in a private database query.
Copy-Paste Remediation Evidence
When a vulnerability is verified, the swarm doesn't just issue a text warning. The report contains the complete raw HTTP request, a fully functional curl reproduction command, and code patches for your controller frameworks (Next.js route handlers, Express routers, or Supabase RLS files).
Continuous API Testing
Secure your backend services. Lock down API vulnerabilities before they are exploited.