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Authentication security testing - auth bypass, JWT attacks, OAuth flaws, password attacks, 2FA bypass, CAPTCHA bypass, and bot detection evasion.
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reference/authentication-principles.md:59
- **`jwt.decode` ≠ `jwt.verify`.** PyJWT's `decode` accepts `verify=False`; `verify` is the strict path. Code review for `decode(verify=False)` finds many vu…
Turning off permission prompts, sandboxes, hooks or TLS verification removes the guardrails that catch mistakes and attacks.
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reference/default-credentials.md:94
r = s.get(f"{TARGET}{LOGIN}", timeout=10, verify=False)Turning off permission prompts, sandboxes, hooks or TLS verification removes the guardrails that catch mistakes and attacks.
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reference/default-credentials.md:102
resp = s.post(f"{TARGET}{LOGIN}", data=data, timeout=10, verify=False)Turning off permission prompts, sandboxes, hooks or TLS verification removes the guardrails that catch mistakes and attacks.
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reference/jwt-quickstart.md:190
8. `decode()` ≠ `verify()` — `decode(verify=False)` is the bug.
Turning off permission prompts, sandboxes, hooks or TLS verification removes the guardrails that catch mistakes and attacks.
- mediumSkips hooks, TLS checks or browser sandbox
reference/BOT_DETECTION.md:158
args=['--disable-blink-features=AutomationControlled','--no-sandbox'])
Sometimes needed (CI containers, local certs) but each one turns off a check that exists for a reason.
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reference/ntlm-http-listener.py:20
sudo python3 ntlm-http-listener.py 0.0.0.0 80
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Authentication
Test authentication mechanisms including login security, token handling, 2FA, CAPTCHA, and bot detection.
Techniques
| Type | Key Vectors |
|---|---|
| Auth Bypass | Default credentials, logic flaws, response manipulation |
| ADFS/SAML | Golden SAML, token signing cert theft, assertion manipulation, SAML wrapping |
| JWT | Algorithm confusion, key injection, claim tampering, token forging |
| OAuth | Redirect manipulation, CSRF, token leakage, scope abuse |
| Password | Brute force, credential stuffing, password policy bypass |
| 2FA Bypass | Response manipulation, direct endpoint access, code reuse, race conditions |
| CAPTCHA Bypass | Missing server validation, token reuse, OCR, parameter manipulation |
| Bot Detection | Behavioral biometrics simulation, fingerprint randomization, stealth mode |
Tools
PasswordGenerator (tools/password_generator.py):
from tools.password_generator import generate_password
password = generate_password(hint_text="8-16 chars, uppercase, numbers")
CredentialManager (tools/credential_manager.py):
from tools.credential_manager import CredentialManager
mgr = CredentialManager()
mgr.store_credential(target="example.com", username="test", password="pass")
Workflow
- Analyze auth implementation (forms, tokens, 2FA, CAPTCHA)
- Test bypass vectors per technique type
- Use Playwright MCP with human-like behavior (typing 80-200ms, random pauses)
- Capture evidence (screenshots, network logs, tokens)
- Document findings with PoC scripts
Reference
reference/authentication*.md- Auth bypass techniques, payloads, and resourcesreference/jwt*.md- JWT attack techniques and cheat sheetsreference/oauth*.md- OAuth vulnerability testingreference/scenarios/password-attacks/*.md- Password attack vectors (spray, stuffing, cracking, PtH)reference/adfs-exploitation.md- ADFS, Golden SAML, federation attacksreference/scenarios/2fa/*.md- 2FA bypass methodsreference/CAPTCHA_BYPASS.md- 11 CAPTCHA bypass techniquesreference/BOT_DETECTION.md- Bot detection evasion strategiesreference/PASSWORD_CREDENTIAL_MANAGEMENT.md- Tool usage guide
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