API Abuse Prevention

ZeroThreat’s API abuse prevention platform combines dynamic security testing with behavioral analysis to detect and stop abuse before it impacts the business. By continuously evaluating API behavior, it identifies credential stuffing, enumeration, logic abuse, and rate-limit bypasses, helping teams prevent attackers.

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API Abuse Prevention with ZeroThreat

Easily Import APIs from Any Source

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MuleSoft
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Swagger Hub
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AWS API Gateway
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Postman API
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98.9%

Accuracy Rate

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90%

Reduced Manual Pentest

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ZERO

Configuration Required

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10X

Faster Scan Result

Prevent API Abuse Before It Impacts Users

ZeroThreat delivers automated security testing that identifies exploitable weaknesses in authentication, authorization, and business logic. Run API pentests across your API surface and check for abuse-enabling vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them.

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Proactive Vulnerability Detection

Check APIs for abuse-enabling weaknesses, including weak rate controls, predictable object references, authorization checks, and exploitable business flows with API threat detection.

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Deep Behavioral Correlation

Simulate coordinated attacks across multiple endpoints, uncover chained vulnerabilities that attackers exploit for data extraction, privilege escalation, and account enumeration.

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Adaptive Abuse Mitigation

Integrate ZeroThreat's API automated scanning into your development workflow to continuously identify abuse-enabling vulnerabilities.

Gain Competitive Advantage with API Abuse Detection

API abuse exploits design flaws and legitimate functionality rather than code vulnerabilities. ZeroThreat's comprehensive testing approach evaluates your APIs against hundreds of abuse scenarios, identifying both obvious weaknesses and subtle design flaws that traditional scanners miss.

API Abuse Detection with ZeroThreat

Behavioral Intelligence to Detect and Stop Evolving API Abuse

ZeroThreat’s AI engine understands normal interaction patterns across your APIs and highlights behavior that falls outside expected usage. By analyzing flow consistency and sequence logic, it uncovers abuse-enabling vulnerabilities that traditional rule-based systems fail to surface.

Intent-Based Attack Identification

Our test suite includes scenarios that simulate attacker objectives: credential validation attempts, resource enumeration, authorization bypass techniques, and business logic manipulation. Reports categorize findings by potential abuse impact.

Prevent Sensitive Data Expsoure

Identify and remediate vulnerabilities in critical endpoints handling sensitive data before attackers can exploit them. ZeroThreat analyzes your API structure to map authentication flows, authorization boundaries, and data access patterns.

Sensitive Endpoint Protection

Prioritize testing on high-value API routes with automated scans that probe for authorization weaknesses, excessive data exposure, and exploitable access patterns. ZeroThreat identifies threats enabling structured exploitation attempts targeting sensitive endpoints.

Session Integrity Verification

Verify session consistency and prevent attacks associated with broken user authentication and broken function-level authorization (BFLA). ZeroThreat detects session hijacking behavior and unauthorized privilege escalation attempts.

See How ZeroThreat Reduces API Abuse Detection Time by 90%

Our AI-powered engine automates abuse discovery and gives teams instant clarity into high-risk activity.

Smarter API Protection for Modern Applications

API Protection for Modern Apps with ZeroThreat
  • Compliance-Ready API Scanning
  • Shift Left API Abuse Prevention
  • AI-Driven Behavioral Intelligence
  • Full Coverage for Every API Type
  • Abuse Detection Beyond OWASP API Top 10
  • End-to-End Abuse Visibility

Real Stories from Teams Securing Their APIs

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ZeroThreat.ai exceeded my expectations with its lightning-fast scan, detailed remediation, and easy-to-use interface. It’s perfect for both developers and security teams.

Shashwat Jain

Web Developer

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After using ZeroThreat.ai multiple times, I can say it makes my work much easier. The scans are deep, reports are clear, and it works perfectly for client projects.

Mayank Chawla

Cybersecurity Expert

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The setup was super smooth; we just integrated ZeroThreat into our CI/CD once, and now every build gets scanned automatically, allowing my team to fix security issues early on.

Ethan H.

DevSecOps Lead

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ZeroThreat.ai has been a game-changer for our team. It is effortless to use; the scans are quick, and it fits perfectly into our development pipeline for detecting vulnerabilities.

Naresh D.

VP of Product Development

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It made vulnerability testing across our systems effortless, and the results are quite accurate. Plus, the DevOps integration was simple, and it’s saving our engineers hours every week.

Dale B.

President

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I’ve tried many scanners, but ZeroThreat.ai stood out instantly. It’s accurate, catches real logic flaws, and saves me hours by cutting out the usual false-positive noise.

Aiden M.

Security Engineer

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is API abuse?

API abuse occurs when attackers misuse legitimate API functionality to perform actions not intended by the system. This includes automation, credential testing, logic manipulation, or excessive requests designed to exploit behavior rather than exploit code vulnerabilities.

How is API abuse different from API security?

What types of API abuse does ZeroThreat prevent?

What is BOLA and how does ZeroThreat help prevent it?