What does API Version & Deprecated Endpoint Finder check?
API Version & Deprecated Endpoint Finder checks Common API versioning patterns, Legacy or deprecated endpoint references, Signals of stale public API surface.
API Version & Deprecated Endpoint Finder
Probe common versioned API paths such as /api/v1, /api/v2, /v1, and /v2.
What This Tool Checks
- Common API versioning patterns
- Legacy or deprecated endpoint references
- Signals of stale public API surface
Security Coverage
Identify exposed API versioning patterns and discover potential deprecated or legacy endpoint references. The check helps collect quick evidence for Deprecated APIs and supports initial reconnaissance before deeper manual validation.
How Results Should Be Used
Use the output as a starting point for review, remediation planning, and retesting. Automated results should be validated by a qualified security professional before production changes are made.
Report Context
- Category: API Security
- Estimated scan time: 20-45 sec
- Risk area: Deprecated APIs
- Tags: API, Versions, Legacy
When to Request Manual Validation
Automated checks are useful for fast visibility, but they do not replace manual VAPT. If the tool reports missing controls, exposed records, risky headers, certificate issues, weak configuration, or unclear evidence, PentestHint can validate the finding, assess business impact, and provide remediation guidance in a structured security report.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a replacement for full VAPT?
No. This tool provides quick evidence and reconnaissance. Full VAPT includes manual validation, chained risk analysis, and remediation review.
What should I do after finding an issue?
Review the evidence, apply the recommended fix, and retest after remediation.
Talk to PentestHint
Contact PentestHint to discuss scope, business context, timelines, evidence requirements, and practical next steps for improving security posture.