🔒 Sentinel: [HIGH] Fix Unsanitized User Input in TMDB Search Endpoint#116
🔒 Sentinel: [HIGH] Fix Unsanitized User Input in TMDB Search Endpoint#116schultz911 wants to merge 1 commit into
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🎯 What: The
⚠️ Risk: Since the parameter was not validated, it could lead to potential cache pollution or TMDB rate limit exhaustion via excessively long strings or malicious search operators. This constitutes a potential Denial of Service (DoS) attack.
idparameter fromreq.paramswas passed directly intosearchMovieIdByNamewithout validation of its type or length. This affected the TMDB Search Endpoint insrc/routes/stream.js.🛡️ Solution: Added strict input validation for the
idparameter in bothstreamHandlerandpreviewHandlerto ensure it is a string not exceeding 200 characters, returning a 400 Bad Request error if the validation fails.PR created automatically by Jules for task 11997922551387285620 started by @schultz911