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This pull request from patched fixes 6 issues.
Use parameterized queries to prevent SQL injection.
Modified the code to use parameterized queries instead of formatted SQL queries to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities.Implement whitelist for module imports in validate_step_with_inputs.
Introduced a whitelist for trusted module paths that can be dynamically imported. This prevents loading arbitrary code by restricting imports to known and trusted modules only.Restrict importlib.import_module to a whitelist of trusted modules
Replaced dynamic use of importlib.import_module with a whitelist of allowed modules to prevent loading arbitrary code from untrusted sources.Fix subprocess shell=True vulnerability by using shell=False.
Changed the subprocess call to use 'shell=False' and split the command string into a list of arguments.Fix 'subprocess.run' to use 'shell=False' to prevent shell injection vulnerability
Modified thesubprocess.run
call to useshell=False
and utilizedshlex.split()
to parse the script command into a list of arguments, reducing the risk of shell injection attacks.Implement whitelisting for dynamic module import.
The code has been modified to use a whitelist of allowed modules, preventing the importation of arbitrary modules viaimportlib.import_module()
.