Api Security Best Practices

These are the Best API security Practices to secure exposed APIs from getting hacked

Only expose that which is required

Proper Authentication

Proper Validation of the Data

Implement Proper Rate Limiting

Using WAF to secure against OWASP TOP 10 API attacks

TLS V 1.3 SSL to secure your APIs

Using API Gateways to have proper management of APIs

Use Web Application Firewall

 

Common Vulnerabilityies and Exposures

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CVE-2025-23208 : ZOT UP TO 2.1.1 API SETUSERGROUPS PRIVILEGES MANAGEMENT

CVE-2025-23208 : ZOT UP TO 2.1.1 API SETUSERGROUPS PRIVILEGES MANAGEMENT

Description zot is a production-ready vendor-neutral OCI image registry. The group data stored for users in the boltdb database (meta.db)

CVE-2024-12867 : ARCTIC SECURITY ARCTIC HUB UP TO 5.5.1872 CONFIGURATION SERVER-SIDE REQUEST FORGERY

CVE-2024-12867 : ARCTIC SECURITY ARCTIC HUB UP TO 5.5.1872 CONFIGURATION SERVER-SIDE REQUEST FORGERY

Description Server-Side Request Forgery in URL Mapper in Arctic Security’s Arctic Hub versions 3.0.1764-5.6.1877 allows an unauthenticated remote attacker to

CVE-2024-12840 : RED HAT SATELLITE HTTP PROXY SERVER-SIDE REQUEST FORGERY

CVE-2024-12840 : RED HAT SATELLITE HTTP PROXY SERVER-SIDE REQUEST FORGERY

Description A server-side request forgery exists in Satellite. When a PUT HTTP request is made to /http_proxies/test_connection, when supplied with