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Reported by llaw02 on 28 Feb 43940689 18:34 UTC
The rule parser library currently use string concatenation to build SQL queries. (See: one of the many examples)
This is prone to SQL injection. The most prominent attack path is the rule "from a specific location", which is directly accessible from the Selexor interface.
We should use prepared statements to protect against this.
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Reported by llaw02 on 28 Feb 43940689 18:34 UTC
The rule parser library currently use string concatenation to build SQL queries. (See: one of the many examples)
This is prone to SQL injection. The most prominent attack path is the rule "from a specific location", which is directly accessible from the Selexor interface.
We should use prepared statements to protect against this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: