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SAMPLE

Critical finding

Broken Access Control

Critical
Finding ID
EXL-2026-014
Vulnerability
Broken Access Control
Affected endpoint
GET /api/v1/invoices/{invoiceId}
Business impact
An attacker may be able to access resources belonging to another user.
Retest status
Resolved — verified 2026-03-04

Evidence (fictional)

# Session: demo-user-a  (fictional test account)
GET /api/v1/invoices/10024   -> 200 OK   (owned by demo-user-a)
GET /api/v1/invoices/10025   -> 200 OK   (owned by demo-user-b)

Response body (redacted sample):
{ "invoiceId": "10025", "accountId": "demo-user-b", "total": "[redacted]" }

Illustrative only. No real credentials, tokens, customer data or exploit payloads are shown.

Recommended remediation

Enforce object-level authorization server-side on every invoice lookup, keyed to the authenticated account rather than a client-supplied identifier, and add regression tests covering cross-account access.

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