🛡️ Sentinel: [MEDIUM] Fix SQL template injection risk#154
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🎯 What
Fixed a medium severity security risk in
EpisodicStore.querywhere.format()was being used to insertwhere_clauseanddirectioninto a SQL query template string.Using string formatting mechanisms like
.format()or f-strings for SQL structure exposes the code to SQL Structural Injection. Even if the variables (likeASC/DESC) are currently heavily sanitized or generated statically internally, using.format()creates a dangerous anti-pattern that can be exploited in the future if input validation logic is modified or bypassed.🛡️ Solution
Refactored the SQL query building to use explicit static string concatenation along with strict
if/elselogic specifically for identifiers like theASC/DESCdirection parameter. This makes the query completely immune to structural manipulation from dynamic data and complies with the LedgerMind secure coding standards for SQL template generation.PR created automatically by Jules for task 8024720498327344283 started by @sl4m3