fix: the /predict endpoint accepts file uploads with... in app.py#13638
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Summary
Fix high severity security issue in
official/projects/waste_identification_ml/docker_solution/prediction_api/app.py.Vulnerability
V-005official/projects/waste_identification_ml/docker_solution/prediction_api/app.py:47Description: The /predict endpoint accepts file uploads without any rate limiting, file size restrictions, or input dimension validation. No MAX_CONTENT_LENGTH or equivalent framework configuration is present. ML inference is computationally expensive — processing large images consumes significant CPU and memory. An attacker (who requires no authentication per V-004) can submit a continuous stream of large image files or a single extremely large file (e.g., a gigapixel image or decompression bomb) to exhaust all available CPU, memory, and disk resources on the prediction server.
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official/projects/waste_identification_ml/docker_solution/prediction_api/app.pyVerification
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