API abuse exploits app functionalities. Secure APIs with authentication and rate limiting can prevent such attacks.
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API abuse refers to the unauthorized or malicious use of an application programming interface (API) to exploit the functionalities of an app. To prevent API abuse, it’s crucial to implement authentication mechanisms such as API keys or OAuth tokens to control access to the API. Additionally, enforcing rate limiting can help prevent abuse by restricting the number of requests an individual or user can make within a specific timeframe. These security measures can significantly reduce the risk of API abuse and protect the application and its data.