A complete API penetration test should cover discovery, authentication, authorization across every role and tenant, data exposure, injection, abuse and rate limiting, business logic, and configuration, backed by reproducible evidence and a defined retest. The checklist below is written as buyer requirements: statements a security team can check a vendor's proposal or final report against, not instructions for performing the test yourself.

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