✨ (Semgrep) Fixed finding: "javascript.express.db.sequelize-express.sequelize-express" #34
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Pixee Fix ID: 0e0856f0-06da-49a7-b009-0626328cc1b9
Confidence: HIGH
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This change fixes "javascript.express.db.sequelize-express.sequelize-express" (id = javascript.express.db.sequelize-express.sequelize-express) identified by Semgrep.
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SQL Injection vulnerabilities arise when untrusted input is used to construct database queries, allowing attackers to execute malicious SQL statements, access sensitive data, modify or delete data, and perform arbitrary system commands. To fix this vulnerability, prepared statements and parameterized queries should be used to ensure SQL commands and user data are strictly separated. Additionally, adopting an ORM framework can provide safer abstractions. The specific fix applied here involved modifying the query to use parameterized queries with replacements to safely bind user input.