# IDOR in Insecure APIs

### Try to read the details of the user with 'uid=5'. What is their 'uuid' value?

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When accessing the web application, click on "Edit Profile" and Intercept the Requests. We can see that this profile points to the user ID 1.

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If we send the Request to the Repeater and change the ID to 5, we get the `uuid` of the corresponding user, confirming and IDOR vulnerability


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