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Sql Injection #5
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Update the node module "node_modules/@expo/cli": find and change "dependencies": then run npm install, will solve the vulnerabilities. |
@shadowedj33 i cant create this project i just check repo and i see sql injection prevention not implemnt |
Don't do the suggestion @shadowedj33 is suggesting. |
@pitops what issue does this resolution cause? What should I do to fix this instead? Forums and expo discussions suggested this, as well as the package's information page. What did you do to resolve the issue? |
Risk: The function directly interpolates user input (name, email, clerkId) into the SQL query, which may leave it vulnerable to SQL injection attacks.
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