<h2> Problem Statement </h2> <p><strong>Rate limiting</strong> is a technique that controls how many requests a user or system can make to a server within a specific timeframe.
<p>Two months ago I shipped UNPWNED, a passive web security scanner aimed at indie hackers and developers shipping AI-generated code (Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0).</p> <p>I
<h2> TL:DR: </h2> <p>Testing rate-limited APIs without breaking your workflows comes down to one core principle: never test API rate limits against live systems when a mock will
<p>If your API has no rate limiting, any client can send as many requests as it wants. A broken retry loop, a scraper, or a user who refreshes too fast all of it hits your server
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