PatchWork AutoFix #9
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This pull request from patched fixes 4 issues.
Fix: Sanitize file name to prevent path traversal
Added sanitation for the user-provided filename to prevent potential path traversal vulnerabilities.Fix: Prevent potential XSS in OrderProcessor
ThedoPostmethod inOrderProcessorwas writing unsanitized user input directly to the response writer, posing a potential XSS vulnerability. This commit addresses the issue by using theHttpServletResponse#setContentTypemethod to set the content type to "application/json" before serializing theOrderobject to JSON. This ensures that the response is treated as data and not as executable code by the browser, mitigating the XSS risk.Fix: Mitigate SQL injection vulnerability
The original code was vulnerable to SQL injection because it concatenated user input directly into the SQL query. This commit fixes the vulnerability by using a parameterized query instead. This ensures that user input is treated as data and not as part of the SQL command, preventing SQL injection attacks.Fix: Security vulnerabilities
- Replaced DES with AES encryption algorithm.