Authorization Regression Testing Cheat Sheet — Tenant Isolation Breakage
In multi-tenant SaaS applications, logic changes (like caching or query modifications) can inadvertently leak data across tenant boundaries, a scenario covered by the Multi-Tenant Security Cheat Sheet.
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In multi-tenant SaaS applications, logic changes (like caching or query modifications) can inadvertently leak data across tenant boundaries, a scenario covered by the Multi-Tenant Security Cheat Sheet.
Pattern: The "Cross-Tenant Boundary Test." Implementation: Provision two distinct tenants (Tenant Alpha and Tenant Beta) in the test environment. Seed data into Tenant Alpha. Execute broad read queries (e.g., GET /api/all-records) as a user from Tenant Beta. Assertion: Assert that the response payload contains absolutely no records belonging to Tenant Alpha. Even a single leaked record identifier constitutes a critical failure.
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