Answer by Eli Zatlawy for JavaScript NoSQL Injection prevention in MongoDB
If you are using Mongoose in Mongoose 6 they introduced the sanitizeFilter option that could be used as follows (from the their documentation):const obj = { username: 'val', pwd: { $ne: null }...
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In order to guard against query selector injections from a data object with unknown structureUse mongo-sanitize to deeply sanitize via recursion:const deepSanitize = (value) => {...
View ArticleAnswer by Zanon for JavaScript NoSQL Injection prevention in MongoDB
Sushant's answer is not correct. You need to be aware of NoSQL injection in MongoDB.Example (taken from here)User.findOne({"name" : req.params.name, "password" : req.params.password}, callback); If...
View ArticleAnswer by efkan for JavaScript NoSQL Injection prevention in MongoDB
Although the post is obsolete, I'm answering.I know three ways.First: There is a multipurpose content-filter. Also provides MongoDB injection protection by filtering way.Second:mongo-sanitize, Helper...
View ArticleAnswer by Sushant Gupta for JavaScript NoSQL Injection prevention in MongoDB
NoteMy answer is incorrect. Please refer to other answers.--As a client program assembles a query in MongoDB, it builds a BSON object, not a string. Thus traditional SQL injection attacks are not a...
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How can I prevent JavaScript NoSQL injections into MongoDB?I am working on a Node.js application and I am passing req.body, which is a json object, into the mongoose model's save function. I thought...
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