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web-rate-limit-bypass
Bypass rate limits and anti-automation to enable brute force, OTP guessing, coupon abuse, and enumeration. Load when an endpoint is throttled (429/"too many attempts"), on login/OTP/reset, or "rate limit". Signals: 429 responses, lockout messages, per-account throttling, OTP/2FA.
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# Rate-limit bypass
## When it applies
An endpoint limits attempts (login, OTP/2FA, password reset, coupon, search) and you need more
attempts than allowed — to brute force, guess a code, or enumerate. The limit is the only control
standing between you and the bug.
## Why it works
Rate limits are enforced on a key the attacker can often change or spoof: an IP header, a session,
an account id, or a per-endpoint counter. If the key is attacker-controlled or the limit is
inconsistent across paths/casing, you reset or dodge the counter.
## Method
1. **Find the key**: is the limit per-IP, per-account, per-session, or global? Change it: