authztrace added to PyPI

Authztrace's addition to PyPI with the specific detail of authorization contract testing for IDOR/BOLA marks a significant step in enhancing security testing for Python applications. This means for website owners that they can now utilize authztrace to ensure that their applications are secure against Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR) and Broken Object Level Authorization (BOLA) vulnerabilities. By integrating authztrace into their Continuous Integration (CI) pipelines, website owners can automatically test and validate that their authorization mechanisms are correctly implemented, thereby protecting user data and preventing unauthorized access to sensitive objects. To take advantage of authztrace, website owners should consider the following actionable tips: first, review their current authorization mechanisms to identify potential vulnerabilities that authztrace can help address; second, integrate authztrace into their CI pipelines to automate security testing and ensure consistent validation of authorization contracts; and third, update their llms.txt files to reflect any changes in authorization rules or object-level permissions that result from using authztrace.