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Fix IDOR Before Merging
Map every changed endpoint that accepts an object identifier. Trace the request through handlers, services, and data queries, then confirm authorization is tied to the authenticated user, tenant, role, or explicit permission rather than identifier knowledge alone.
Treat access control as a server-enforced requirement. Fix unsafe queries or policy checks, add tests using another user's identifier, and rerun the pull request review. Merge only when unauthorized reads, updates, deletes, and indirect object references are rejected.
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Aevral automatically reviews GitHub pull requests and repositories to detect authorization, IDOR, and business-logic access-control flaws, then provides clear, suggested fixes that developers can apply directly in their.
What to expect from an ideal product
- PR-level detection of missing object authorization
- Repository context for tracing ownership checks
- Clear and directly applicable remediation guidance
- Low-noise findings with concrete exploit paths
- Coverage of business-logic access controls
More about merge decisions
Do not approve a fix based only on the expected request path. Check alternate routes, nested resources, batch operations, and error responses before removing the merge block.
- Require authorization auditing when shared data-access helpers or permission policies change.
- Test same-role users across different accounts or tenants.
- Confirm denial occurs before sensitive data is fetched or modified.
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