GMS-2016-77: SQL Injection via like, contains, startsWith, endsWith

October 31, 2016

Any user input that goes into Waterline’s like, contains, startsWith, or endsWith will end up in waterline-sequel with the potential for malicious code. A malicious user can input their own SQL statements that will get executed and have full access to the database.

References

github.com/balderdashy/waterline/issues/1219

Code Behaviors & Features

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