fix sql injection#1134
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Replace string-concatenated SQL with parameterized queries. - add QueryBuilder that emits bound ? placeholders and validates identifiers - add UserRepository using bound params for lookups, search, and insert - add sanitize helpers (escapeLike, stripControlChars, safeIdentifier) - add regression tests asserting injection payloads are treated as data Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| .run(user.name, user.email); |
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Repository uses wrong DB API
High Severity
UserRepository calls this.#db.prepare(...) and is typed against node:sqlite's Database, but every other SQLite access in this repo goes through src/lib/db/sqlite.ts, whose Database wrapper only exposes query, not prepare. Passing getRawDatabase() or getDatabase() here would throw at runtime because prepare is not on that wrapper.
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Prepare drops bound parameters
Medium Severity
QueryBuilder.prepare calls build() to produce SQL with ? placeholders, but only passes build().sql to db.prepare and discards build().params. Any execution through this helper runs an unprepared statement unless the caller separately re-builds and binds parameters, which the method does not expose.
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| prepare(db: Database): Statement { | ||
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Bug: The QueryBuilder.prepare() method discards query parameters, causing prepared statements to execute with NULL for all placeholders and return incorrect results.
Severity: HIGH
Suggested Fix
Update the prepare method in query-builder.ts to pass the parameters to the database. Change db.prepare(this.build().sql) to db.prepare(this.build().sql).bind(...this.build().params) or a similar method that correctly binds the parameters from the build() result.
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Location: src/lib/db/secure-query/query-builder.ts#L76-L78
Potential issue: The `QueryBuilder.prepare()` method builds a SQL string with `?`
placeholders but silently discards the corresponding `params` array. It returns a
`Statement` with no bound parameters. Any caller using this method will execute the
query with `NULL` for every placeholder, which will produce incorrect or empty results
instead of the intended parameterized query. For example, a query like
`QueryBuilder.from("users").where("id", 42).prepare(db).get()` would execute `SELECT *
FROM users WHERE id = ?` with the placeholder incorrectly treated as `NULL`.
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Bug: The UserRepository class calls a .prepare() method that does not exist on the project's standard Database wrapper, which will cause a runtime crash.
Severity: CRITICAL
Suggested Fix
Refactor UserRepository to use the available methods on the project's Database wrapper from src/lib/db/sqlite.ts, such as .query(). Alternatively, add a .prepare() method to the project's Database wrapper to align its interface with the raw node:sqlite database object.
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Review the code at the location below. A potential bug has been identified by an AI
agent. Verify if this is a real issue. If it is, propose a fix; if not, explain why it's
not valid.
Location: src/lib/db/secure-query/user-repository.ts#L1
Potential issue: The `UserRepository` class imports the `Database` type from
`node:sqlite` and its methods call `this.#db.prepare(...)`. However, the project's
actual `Database` wrapper class, defined in `src/lib/db/sqlite.ts` and used throughout
the application, does not have a `.prepare()` method. If an instance of the project's
`Database` wrapper is passed to `UserRepository`, all of its methods (`findById`,
`searchByName`, `insert`) will throw a `TypeError: this.#db.prepare is not a function`
at runtime.
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Summary
Removes a SQL injection vulnerability in the local SQLite layer by replacing string-concatenated SQL with parameterized queries.
The previous pattern interpolated user input straight into the statement text:
An input like
'; DROP TABLE users; --could alter the query structure. All dynamic values are now bound as?parameters and identifiers are validated against a strict allow-list.Changes (5 files)
src/lib/db/secure-query/query-builder.ts— fluent builder emitting bound?placeholders; validates table/column identifiers.src/lib/db/secure-query/user-repository.ts— data-access layer using bound params for lookup, search, and insert.src/lib/db/secure-query/sanitize.ts—escapeLike,stripControlChars,safeIdentifierfor values that cannot be bound.src/lib/db/secure-query/README.md— documents the vulnerability and the parameterization rules.test/lib/db/secure-query.test.ts— regression tests asserting injection payloads are treated as data, not SQL.🤖 Generated with Claude Code