1. Executive Summary Vulnerability: NoSQL Operator Injection. Description: The login mechanism accepts JSON input and passes it directly to a MongoDB query without sanitization. In MongoDB, query...
1. Executive Summary Vulnerability: NoSQL Injection (Syntax-Based). Description: The application builds a database query by concatenating user input directly into a JavaScript expression executed...
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As engineers, we often treat databases as black boxes: we put data in, we write a query, and we expect data out. But when a query takes 20 seconds instead of 20 milliseconds, that black box becomes...
As software engineers, we often hit a specific friction point with traditional Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS): the rigidity of the schema. When an application evolves for over a dec...
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In modern software architecture, few boundaries are as critical—and as often mishandled—as the line between your application’s business logic and its data storage. We often treat the database as a ...
In the landscape of .NET development, bridging the gap between object-oriented application logic and relational database storage is a fundamental challenge. There are various data access strategies...