[Autofic] Security Patch 2025-07-22

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🔧 About This Pull Request

This patch was automatically created by AutoFiC, an open-source framework that combines static analysis tools with AI-driven remediation.

Using Semgrep, CodeQL, and Snyk Code, AutoFiC detected potential security flaws and applied verified fixes. Each patch includes contextual explanations powered by a large language model to support review and decision-making.

🔐 Summary of Security Fixes

Overview

Detected by: SNYKCODE

File	Total Issues
App_Code/MicroAuthHelper.cs	4
App_Code/MicroUserHelper.cs	18
Views/Default.aspx	1
Views/Forms/Forms.aspx.cs	1
Views/Forms/HR/OnDutyFormList.aspx.cs	1
Views/Forms/HR/OvertimeFormList.aspx.cs	2
Views/Forms/MicroFormList.aspx.cs	1
Views/Forms/SysFormList.aspx.cs	1
Views/Info/GlobalTips.aspx.cs	1
Views/Set/HR/Users.aspx.cs	3
Views/Set/Navigation.aspx.cs	1
Views/Stats/Attendance/UserOnDuty.aspx.cs	3
Views/Stats/Attendance/UserOvertime.aspx.cs	3
Views/UserCenter/Users.aspx.cs	1
Views/Stats/Attendance/Js/UserOnDuty.js	1
layuiadmin/lib/extend/micro.js	8
Views/Forms/HR/Js/LeaveForm.js	1
Resource/fullcalendar/examples/google-calendar.html	1
Resource/Js/Admin.js	1
Scripts/WebForms/SmartNav.js	1
App_Code/MicroApprovalHelper.cs	6
App_Code/MicroFormHelper.cs	18
App_Code/MicroWorkFlowHelper.cs	13
Views/Info/Detail.aspx.cs	1
Views/Info/List.aspx.cs	2
App_Code/MicroDTHelper.cs	17
App_Code/MicroHRHelper.cs	6
App_Code/MicroLdapHelper.cs	1
App_Code/MicroPrivateHelper.cs	1
Views/Default.aspx.cs	1
Views/Forms/MicroFormApproval.aspx.cs	2
Views/Home/Console.aspx.cs	11
Views/Home/PendingMyApproval.aspx.cs	2
Views/Stats/General.aspx.cs	2

1. App_Code/MicroAuthHelper.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
333	LdapInjection	⚠️ WARNING
121	NoHardcodedCredentials	💡 NOTE
146	NoHardcodedCredentials	💡 NOTE
353	NoHardcodedCredentials	💡 NOTE

2. App_Code/MicroUserHelper.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
156	LdapInjection	🛑 ERROR
363	WebCookieMissesCallToSetSecure	💡 NOTE
158	NoHardcodedCredentials	💡 NOTE
535	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
536	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
537	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
538	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
539	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
715	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
819	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
825	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
830	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
506	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
509	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
512	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
822	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1218	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
363	WebCookieMissesCallToSetHttpOnly	💡 NOTE

3. Views/Default.aspx

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
99	XSS	🛑 ERROR

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code contains a potential XSS vulnerability due to unsanitized input being directly written to the HTTP response. This can occur when user-controlled data is not properly sanitized before being rendered on the page.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Sanitize the input before rendering it on the page to prevent XSS attacks. Use encoding functions to ensure that any user input is safely displayed.

🔸 Additional Notes

The HttpUtility.HtmlEncode method is used to encode the Notice variable before rendering it on the page. This ensures that any potentially harmful scripts are neutralized by converting them to a safe HTML representation.

4. Views/Forms/Forms.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
23	XSS	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code directly inserts data retrieved from the database into the HTML response without sanitization, which can lead to Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Sanitize the data before inserting it into the HTML response to prevent XSS attacks. This can be done by encoding the data to neutralize any potentially harmful scripts.

🔸 Additional Notes

The HttpUtility.HtmlEncode method is used to sanitize the HTML content before it is inserted into the divScript.InnerHtml. This ensures that any potentially harmful scripts are neutralized, thus mitigating the risk of XSS attacks.

5. Views/Forms/HR/OnDutyFormList.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
76	XSS	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code directly assigns data retrieved from the database (getFormAttr.FormName and getFormAttr.Description) to spanTitle.InnerHtml without any sanitization. This can lead to Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities if the data contains malicious scripts.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Sanitize the data before assigning it to InnerHtml to ensure that any potentially harmful scripts are neutralized.

🔸 Additional Notes

The HttpUtility.HtmlEncode method is used to encode the HTML content, which prevents the execution of any embedded scripts by converting special characters to their respective HTML entities.

6. Views/Forms/HR/OvertimeFormList.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
92	XSS	⚠️ WARNING
159	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

• The code contains potential SQL Injection and Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities. Unsanitized input is used directly in SQL queries and HTML rendering, which can be exploited by attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands or inject malicious scripts.

🔸 Recommended Fix

• For SQL Injection: Use parameterized queries to ensure that user input is properly escaped.
  • For XSS: Encode output to prevent execution of malicious scripts.

🔸 Additional Notes

• The use of HttpUtility.HtmlEncode ensures that any HTML special characters are encoded, preventing XSS attacks.
  • The SQL query now uses parameterized queries to prevent SQL Injection.

7. Views/Forms/MicroFormList.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
76	XSS	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code retrieves data from a database and directly assigns it to an HTML attribute without proper sanitization, which can lead to Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Sanitize the data before assigning it to the HTML attribute to prevent the execution of any injected scripts.

🔸 Additional Notes

The HttpUtility.HtmlEncode method is used to encode the LinkAddress string before assigning it to the txtLinkAddress.Value. This ensures that any potentially harmful scripts are encoded and not executed in the browser.

8. Views/Forms/SysFormList.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
28	XSS	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code is vulnerable to Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) because it directly assigns unsanitized data from the database to divScript.InnerHtml. This can allow an attacker to inject malicious scripts into the web page.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Sanitize the data before assigning it to divScript.InnerHtml to ensure that any potentially harmful scripts are neutralized.

🔸 Additional Notes

The HttpUtility.HtmlEncode method is used to encode the HTML content, which helps prevent XSS by converting characters like <, >, and & into their respective HTML entities. This ensures that any scripts included in the data are not executed by the browser.

9. Views/Info/GlobalTips.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
52	XSS	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code is vulnerable to Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) because it directly uses data from the database to construct HTML content without sanitization. Specifically, the InfoClassName, InfoID, and Title fields are inserted into the HTML response without any encoding or sanitization.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Use HTML encoding to sanitize the output before embedding it into the HTML response. This can be achieved using HttpUtility.HtmlEncode to ensure that any HTML tags are properly encoded and not executed by the browser.

🔸 Additional Notes

It's important to ensure that any user-generated content or data retrieved from a database is properly sanitized before being included in an HTML response. This helps prevent XSS and other injection attacks.

10. Views/Set/HR/Users.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
31	XSS	⚠️ WARNING
113	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
120	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code contains SQL Injection and Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities due to unsanitized inputs being used directly in SQL queries and HTML responses.

🔸 Recommended Fix

• For SQL Injection: Use parameterized queries to safely include user input in SQL statements.
  • For XSS: Properly encode or sanitize data before including it in HTML responses.

🔸 Additional Notes

The code now uses HttpUtility.HtmlEncode to prevent XSS by encoding user input before it is inserted into HTML. Additionally, parameterized queries are used to prevent SQL injection by safely including user input in SQL statements. Ensure that MicroDBHelper.MsSQLDbHelper.Query supports parameterized queries.

11. Views/Set/Navigation.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
28	XSS	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code directly assigns HTML content to divScript.InnerHtml using data retrieved from the database without proper sanitization. This can lead to a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Sanitize the data before assigning it to divScript.InnerHtml to ensure that any potentially harmful scripts are neutralized.

🔸 Additional Notes

The HttpUtility.HtmlEncode method is used to encode the HTML content, which helps prevent XSS by converting special characters to their HTML-encoded equivalents. This ensures that any scripts included in the database content are not executed in the browser.

12. Views/Stats/Attendance/UserOnDuty.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
33	XSS	⚠️ WARNING
73	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
80	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

• SQL Injection: The code constructs SQL queries using unsanitized input, which can lead to SQL injection vulnerabilities.
  • Cross-Site Scripting (XSS): Unsanitized data from the database is directly inserted into the HTML, which can lead to XSS vulnerabilities.

🔸 Recommended Fix

• Use parameterized queries to prevent SQL injection.
  • Properly encode data before inserting it into HTML to prevent XSS.

🔸 Additional Notes

• The use of HttpUtility.HtmlEncode ensures that any data inserted into the HTML is properly encoded to prevent XSS.
  • The SQL query has been updated to use parameterized queries, which are more secure against SQL injection attacks.

13. Views/Stats/Attendance/UserOvertime.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
31	XSS	⚠️ WARNING
111	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
118	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

• The code is vulnerable to SQL Injection due to unsanitized input being used directly in SQL queries.
  • The code is also vulnerable to Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) as unsanitized data from the database is being output directly into HTML content.

🔸 Recommended Fix

• Use parameterized queries to prevent SQL Injection.
  • Properly encode output to HTML to prevent XSS.

🔸 Additional Notes

• The use of HttpUtility.HtmlEncode helps in mitigating XSS by encoding special characters in the output.
  • The use of parameterized queries helps in mitigating SQL Injection by treating input as parameters rather than executable code.

14. Views/UserCenter/Users.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
23	XSS	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code is vulnerable to Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) because it directly outputs data retrieved from the database into the HTML without proper sanitization or encoding. This can allow attackers to inject malicious scripts into the web page.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Sanitize or encode the output to ensure that any special characters are properly escaped, preventing the execution of injected scripts.

🔸 Additional Notes

The use of HttpUtility.HtmlEncode ensures that any special characters in the output are properly encoded, mitigating the risk of XSS by preventing the execution of injected scripts.

15. Views/Stats/Attendance/Js/UserOnDuty.js

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
212	CodeInjection	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code contains a vulnerability where unsanitized input is passed to the eval function. This can lead to a Code Injection vulnerability, as arbitrary JavaScript code could be executed.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Avoid using eval to execute code. Instead, parse the JSON data safely using JSON.parse.

🔸 Additional Notes

The use of JSON.parse ensures that the input is parsed as JSON data rather than executed as JavaScript code, mitigating the risk of code injection.

16. layuiadmin/lib/extend/micro.js

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
251	CodeInjection	⚠️ WARNING
351	CodeInjection	⚠️ WARNING
354	CodeInjection	⚠️ WARNING
361	CodeInjection	⚠️ WARNING
364	CodeInjection	⚠️ WARNING
369	CodeInjection	⚠️ WARNING
370	CodeInjection	⚠️ WARNING
371	CodeInjection	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code contains a potential code injection vulnerability due to the use of eval() on data received from an AJAX request. This can lead to executing arbitrary JavaScript code if the data is not properly sanitized.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Avoid using eval() to execute JavaScript code from external sources. Instead, use safer alternatives such as JSON.parse() for parsing JSON data or other methods that do not execute code.

🔸 Additional Notes

The eval() function was replaced with JSON.parse() to safely parse JSON data. Ensure that the server returns valid JSON data to prevent parsing errors.

17. Views/Forms/HR/Js/LeaveForm.js

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
312	DOMXSS	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The vulnerability is a DOM-based Cross-Site Scripting (DOMXSS) issue. Unsanitized input from a remote resource is being directly inserted into the HTML using $('#divShowLeave').html(data.Tips);, which can lead to execution of malicious scripts if the input is not properly sanitized.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Sanitize the input before inserting it into the HTML to ensure that any potentially harmful scripts are neutralized. This can be done using a library like DOMPurify to clean the HTML content.

🔸 Additional Notes

The DOMPurify library is used to sanitize the HTML content before inserting it into the DOM. Ensure that the library is included in your project to avoid any runtime errors.

18. Resource/fullcalendar/examples/google-calendar.html

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
25	HardcodedNonCryptoSecret	🛑 ERROR

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code contains a hardcoded Google API key, which is a sensitive piece of information that should not be exposed in the source code. Hardcoding such secrets can lead to unauthorized use of the API key if the code is accessed by unauthorized users.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Remove the hardcoded API key from the source code and instead load it from a secure environment variable or configuration file that is not exposed to the client-side.

🔸 Additional Notes

Ensure that the environment variable GOOGLE_CALENDAR_API_KEY is securely set on the server-side and not exposed to the client-side. This change assumes that the JavaScript code is being served in a way that allows server-side environment variables to be injected into the client-side script, which may require a build step or server-side rendering setup.

19. Resource/Js/Admin.js

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
18	OR	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code contains an Open Redirect vulnerability. Unsanitized input from window.document.location.href is used directly in window.location.replace, which can be exploited to redirect users to malicious sites.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Validate and sanitize the URL before using it in the redirection logic. Ensure that the URL is within an expected domain or path.

🔸 Additional Notes

The fix ensures that the redirection only occurs if the current URL starts with the allowed domain, mitigating the risk of Open Redirect attacks.

20. Scripts/WebForms/SmartNav.js

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
34	OR	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code contains an Open Redirect vulnerability. Unsanitized input from the document location is used directly to set window.location, which can be exploited to redirect users to malicious sites.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Sanitize the URL before using it to set window.location. This can be done by ensuring that the URL is within the expected domain or path.

🔸 Additional Notes

The fix ensures that redirection only occurs if the URL is within the same origin as the current document, preventing potential open redirect attacks.

21. App_Code/MicroApprovalHelper.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
654	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
659	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
733	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
778	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
863	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1061	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

22. App_Code/MicroFormHelper.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
1963	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
809	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
2109	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
698	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
994	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1094	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1167	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1175	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1216	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1243	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1254	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1274	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1294	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1317	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1338	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1360	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
998	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1098	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

23. App_Code/MicroWorkFlowHelper.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
954	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1219	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1252	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1304	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1822	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
576	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
804	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
904	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
963	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1045	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1465	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
106	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
123	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

24. Views/Info/Detail.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
99	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code contains a SQL Injection vulnerability due to unsanitized input being directly used in SQL queries. Specifically, the query for fetching user roles, job titles, and departments uses string concatenation with the UID variable, which can be manipulated to inject malicious SQL code.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Use parameterized queries to safely include user input in SQL statements, preventing SQL injection attacks.

🔸 Additional Notes

The use of parameterized queries ensures that user input is treated as data rather than executable code, effectively mitigating the risk of SQL injection.

25. Views/Info/List.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
165	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
97	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

• The code contains SQL Injection vulnerabilities due to the direct concatenation of user-controlled input into SQL queries without proper sanitization or parameterization.

🔸 Recommended Fix

• Use parameterized queries to safely incorporate user input into SQL statements, thereby preventing SQL Injection attacks.

🔸 Additional Notes

• The code now uses parameterized queries to prevent SQL Injection vulnerabilities. The SqlParameter class is used to safely include user input in SQL queries.

26. App_Code/MicroDTHelper.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
879	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
892	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
899	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
921	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
966	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
973	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
991	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1542	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1579	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1671	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1788	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1938	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
1998	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
2098	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
2299	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
2305	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
2311	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

27. App_Code/MicroHRHelper.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
372	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
377	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
383	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
388	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
394	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
399	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

28. App_Code/MicroLdapHelper.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
401	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

29. App_Code/MicroPrivateHelper.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
1067	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

30. Views/Default.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
59	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code contains an SQL Injection vulnerability due to the construction of an SQL query using unsanitized input from the variable UID. The query is built using string concatenation, which can be exploited by an attacker to inject malicious SQL code.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Use parameterized queries to safely pass the UID value to the SQL query, ensuring that it is treated as a parameter rather than executable code.

🔸 Additional Notes

The SQL queries have been modified to use parameterized queries, which help prevent SQL injection attacks by ensuring that user input is treated as data rather than executable code.

31. Views/Forms/MicroFormApproval.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
344	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
352	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code is vulnerable to SQL Injection due to unsanitized input being used directly in SQL queries. Specifically, the FormsIDs variable is concatenated directly into the SQL query string, which can be exploited if an attacker can manipulate the FormsIDs input.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Use parameterized queries to safely include user input in SQL statements. This prevents SQL Injection by ensuring that user input is treated as data rather than executable code.

🔸 Additional Notes

The code now uses the STRING_SPLIT function to safely handle the FormsIDs input as a parameterized query, mitigating the risk of SQL Injection. This approach ensures that each ID is treated as a separate entity within the SQL query.

32. Views/Home/Console.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
98	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
114	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
136	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
152	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
159	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
166	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
173	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
191	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
217	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
235	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
242	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code contains SQL Injection vulnerabilities due to unsanitized input being directly concatenated into SQL queries. The UID parameter is directly inserted into SQL strings without any sanitization or parameterization, making it susceptible to SQL Injection attacks.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Use parameterized queries to prevent SQL Injection. This involves replacing direct string concatenation with parameter placeholders and passing the actual values separately to the query execution method.

🔸 Additional Notes

The changes involve replacing direct string concatenation with parameterized queries using SqlParameter. This approach helps in mitigating SQL Injection risks by ensuring that user inputs are properly sanitized before being executed in SQL queries.

33. Views/Home/PendingMyApproval.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
72	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
105	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code contains a SQL Injection vulnerability due to unsanitized input being directly concatenated into SQL queries. This occurs when user input or data from the database is used to construct SQL queries without proper validation or parameterization.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Use parameterized queries to prevent SQL Injection. This involves using SQL parameters instead of directly concatenating user input or data into SQL query strings.

🔸 Additional Notes

The changes involve using parameterized queries to safely handle the input values for FCID, UID, and FormID. This approach helps to prevent SQL Injection by ensuring that inputs are treated as parameters rather than executable code.

34. Views/Stats/General.aspx.cs

🧩 SAST Analysis Summary

Line	Type	Level
111	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING
229	Sqli	⚠️ WARNING

📝 LLM Analysis

🔸 Vulnerability Description

The code contains SQL queries that are constructed using string concatenation with unsanitized inputs. This can lead to SQL Injection vulnerabilities if an attacker can control the input values.

🔸 Recommended Fix

Use parameterized queries to safely include user inputs in SQL statements, which prevents SQL injection by separating SQL code from data.

🔸 Additional Notes

The changes focus on using parameterized queries to prevent SQL injection. The SqlParameter class is used to safely pass parameters to the SQL queries, ensuring that user inputs are properly handled and not directly concatenated into the SQL strings.

🛠 Fix Summary

All identified vulnerabilities have been remediated following security best practices such as parameterized queries and proper input validation. Please refer to the diff tab for detailed code changes.

If you have questions or feedback regarding this automated patch, feel free to reach out via AutoFiC GitHub.