Patchwork PR: Autofix #4
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This pull request from patched fixes 9 issues.
sqli/static/js/materialize.js
Security vulnerability detected in sqli/static/js/materialize.js (lines 1403-1408): Code contains potentially dangerous obfuscation through spurious conditions. The code uses a bare '$' check which could be used to hide malicious behavior. Requires review and refactoring of conditional logic for improved security and code clarity.sqli/static/js/materialize.js
Security vulnerability in RequestAnimationFrame polyfill implementation (lines 1270-1301) in sqli/static/js/materialize.js that could be exploited for hiding malicious payloads and data exfiltration. Requires implementation of additional security checks, monitoring, and potential replacement with a secure polyfill library.sqli/static/js/materialize.js
Security vulnerability in sqli/static/js/materialize.js (lines 1025-1026): Incomplete string replacement using .replace() method without global flag, potentially leading to incomplete string sanitization. The fix requires updating the replace() method to use a global regex pattern (/g flag).sqli/static/js/materialize.js
ReDoS vulnerability found in sqli/static/js/materialize.js (lines 665-666) where RegExp constructor is used with dynamic input from S.Lists.colors.join(), potentially allowing Regular Expression Denial of Service attacks. High priority fix required to prevent application unresponsiveness.sqli/static/js/materialize.js
ReDoS vulnerability detected in materialize.js at lines 564-565. The code uses a dynamically constructed RegExp with user-controllable input for class removal, which could be exploited for a Regular Expression Denial of Service attack. Recommend replacing with safer class manipulation methods or using the RE2 library.sqli/static/js/materialize.js
XSS vulnerability found in sqli/static/js/materialize.js (lines 395-396) due to unsafe use of innerHTML. The code creates a div element and sets its innerHTML with potentially unsafe content. Recommended to replace with textContent for secure text manipulation.sqli/static/js/materialize.js
ReDoS vulnerability found in sqli/static/js/materialize.js (lines 376-377) where RegExp constructor is used with non-literal value, potentially allowing attackers to cause denial of service through malicious regex patterns. High priority fix required to prevent application unresponsiveness.sqli/dao/user.py
Security vulnerability found in sqli/dao/user.py (lines 0-41): The application uses MD5 for password hashing, which is cryptographically broken and unsuitable for secure password storage. MD5 is vulnerable to collision attacks and is too fast for password hashing. Replace with strong password hashing algorithm like Argon2id or PBKDF2.sqli/dao/student.py
SQL Injection vulnerability found in Student DAO class (sqli/dao/student.py) at lines 0-47. Critical vulnerability in create() method using string formatting for SQL query construction, allowing potential SQL injection attacks. Additional risk in get_many() method due to string concatenation. Requires immediate attention to implement parameterized queries.