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Methodology

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  1. GraphQL Injection§ 1text · README.md
  2. Common GraphQL Endpoints§ 21 code block · README.md
  3. Identify An Injection Point§ 31 code block · README.md
  4. Enumerate Database Schema via Introspection§ 45 code blocks · README.md
  5. Enumerate Database Schema via Suggestions§ 51 code block · README.md
  6. Enumerate Types Definition§ 61 code block · README.md
  7. Enumerating Paths to a Target Type§ 71 code block · README.md
  8. Methodology§ 8text · README.md
  9. Queries§ 9text · README.md
  10. Basic Query§ 102 code blocks · README.md
  11. Query with Arguments§ 111 code block · README.md
  12. Nested Queries§ 121 code block · README.md
  13. Mutations§ 131 code block · README.md
  14. GraphQL Batching Attacks§ 14text · README.md
  15. JSON List Based Batching§ 151 code block · README.md
  16. Query Name Based Batching§ 162 code blocks · README.md
  17. Injections§ 17text · README.md
  18. NOSQL Injection§ 181 code block · README.md
  19. SQL Injection§ 192 code blocks · README.md

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Data as of 2026-11-14. CVE List through 2026-11-14 · EPSS of 2026-11-13 · CISA KEV checked 2026-11-14. Source: PayloadsAllTheThings by Swissky and contributors, MIT License. For authorised testing only.

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