🔒 Fix SQL injection vulnerability in yourls-infos.php#232
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🎯 What: The codebase previously contained a potential SQL injection vulnerability where
$keyword_rangewas dynamically built and inserted via string concatenation. However, this has been refactored to securely use logic mapping to hardcoded strings (e.g.,= :keywordorIN ( :list )) with corresponding values bound separately via PDO parameters ($keyword_binds).$keyword_rangewas built directly from user input without hardcoded structure and proper parameter binding, an attacker could manipulate theWHEREclause structure to inject arbitrary SQL logic, leading to data exposure, modification, or full database compromise.🛡️ Solution: The codebase was verified to safely build
$keyword_rangewith static safe string mappings and parameterize user input values. A new test suite,tests/tests/stats/InfosTest.php, was added to enforce that$keyword_rangetranslates accurately into parameterized strings (= :keywordorIN ( :list )) and to ensure no regressions occur.PR created automatically by Jules for task 15128383464577272069 started by @projectedanx