Closed suitedaces closed 6 months ago
๐ Hey suitedaces! Thanks for the contribution! ๐
I've reviewed the changes in PR #2 and here are some important points and recommendations:
Quality Issue Type | File | Issue Description |
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Code Style | core/appHandler.js | Consistent use of single or double quotes for strings is recommended for code consistency. |
Code Style | models/index.js | Use of `var` is discouraged in favor of `let` or `const` to avoid scope issues. |
Security Vulnerability | File | Issue Description |
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SQL Injection | core/appHandler.js | Directly concatenating user input into SQL queries can lead to SQL injection vulnerabilities. Use parameterized queries instead. |
Command Injection | core/appHandler.js | Using user input directly in `exec` for ping functionality can lead to command injection. Validate or sanitize input data. |
Unvalidated Redirects | core/appHandler.js | Redirecting based on user input without validation can lead to phishing attacks. Ensure the URL is safe before redirecting. |
Weak Password Hashing | core/authHandler.js | Using `bcrypt` with a low cost factor or not using a salt can make password hashing less secure. Consider using a higher cost factor and always use a salt. |
Insecure Deserialization | core/appHandler.js | Use of `unserialize` on user-supplied data can lead to remote code execution or other attacks. Avoid deserializing data from untrusted sources. |
XML External Entity (XXE) | core/appHandler.js | Parsing XML input with `libxmljs` without disabling external entities can lead to XXE attacks. Ensure external entity processing is disabled. |
Code Injection | core/appHandler.js | Evaluating user input with `mathjs.eval` can lead to arbitrary code execution. Consider safer alternatives for evaluating mathematical expressions. |
Please consider these recommendations to improve the security and quality of the code. If you have any questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!
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Summary by DevApe
Description
This Pull Request introduces significant enhancements to the application by adding new configuration files, core functionalities, models for database interaction, and routes for application navigation. It also includes new views for various application features such as user management, product management, and vulnerability learning modules. These changes lay the groundwork for a more structured and feature-rich application, enabling better management of users, products, and security vulnerabilities.
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