Fix code scanning alert no. 2: Database query built from user-controlled sources #61
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Fixes https://github.com/advanced-security-demo/s-samadi-ghas-demo/security/code-scanning/2
To fix the problem, we need to use SQL parameterization instead of string concatenation to construct the SQL query. This can be achieved by using the
db.Preparemethod with placeholders (?) for the user-provided values and then passing those values as arguments to thestmt.Execmethod. This approach ensures that the user-provided data is safely embedded into the query, preventing SQL injection attacks.Suggested fixes powered by Copilot Autofix. Review carefully before merging.