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What are business logic vulnerabilities, and why are they so hard to catch?

theori.io | research | #ai-security | #cloud | #appsec | #sast | #vulnerability-detection | #business-logic | #code-analysis
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Summary

Business logic flaws execute correctly but violate business intent — like a password reset token returned in the HTTP response — and Xint explains why SAST and human testers miss them.
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