The scanner reports several vulnerabilities, but when I review them manually, I can’t see a realistic way to exploit them.In many cases, access controls or validation layers appear to block the attack entirely.I’m unsure whether these findings represent ...
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Token verification succeeds, but the API still rejects requests with a 401.I’m unsure whether the issue is with the token itself or with how the API enforces permissions. how can i solve this issue completely?
The firewall rule exists and looks correct, but traffic still reaches the service.There are no obvious misconfigurations, yet enforcement doesn’t match expectations.I’m trying to understand whether this is a rule priority issue or something else.
Response technically happens, but not within required timeframes.There’s no single obvious blocker.I’m trying to understand what usually causes these delays.
All traffic is now encrypted using HTTPS, and certificates are configured correctly.Even so, security tools and reviews continue to report application-level issues.I thought HTTPS would handle most security concerns, so I’m confused about what’s still missing. What else ...
Rate limiting is enabled and appears to work, yet abusive traffic still gets through.Attackers don’t seem to be hitting the configured limits directly.I’m wondering whether this is a configuration issue or a limitation of rate limiting itself.
Users can log in without issues, and authentication appears solid.Despite that, some users can access data they clearly shouldn’t.I’m trying to figure out where authorization is breaking down and how to fix it properly.
The same IAM policy works perfectly in my test environment.Once deployed to production, access starts failing without any obvious policy changes.I’m trying to understand why permissions behave differently and how to troubleshoot this safely.
Everything works in staging, but production authentication fails.Tokens are issued, yet validation breaks unexpectedly.I’m unsure what environment differences to check first.
The scan reports issues in libraries that aren’t referenced in our code.These appear to be transitive dependencies pulled in automatically.I’m unsure whether these should still be treated as real risks.