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Update app.py #80

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Update app.py #80

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Here’s a concise analysis of the code:

  1. Database Security: Hardcoding the database password poses a security risk. Using environment variables is recommended, though ideally, a secure secrets manager should be used.

  2. SQL Injection: Directly inserting user input into SQL queries is vulnerable to SQL injection. Parameterized queries were introduced to mitigate this.

  3. Error Handling and Logging: Errors are currently printed to the console, which is not suitable for production. Using Python’s logging module allows for better error tracking and centralized logging.

  4. File Upload Handling: File uploads use the original filename, risking duplication and issues with special characters. Generating unique filenames (e.g., with UUIDs) provides a safer approach.

  5. Database Connection Management: Managing connections manually is error-prone. Using context managers for cursor operations ensures connections are closed automatically.

  6. Unused Imports: The send_file import is unused and can be removed to keep the code clean.

These changes improve security, reliability, and maintainability.

Here’s a concise analysis of the code:

1. **Database Security**: Hardcoding the database password poses a security risk. Using environment variables is recommended, though ideally, a secure secrets manager should be used.

2. **SQL Injection**: Directly inserting user input into SQL queries is vulnerable to SQL injection. Parameterized queries were introduced to mitigate this.

3. **Error Handling and Logging**: Errors are currently printed to the console, which is not suitable for production. Using Python’s `logging` module allows for better error tracking and centralized logging.

4. **File Upload Handling**: File uploads use the original filename, risking duplication and issues with special characters. Generating unique filenames (e.g., with UUIDs) provides a safer approach.

5. **Database Connection Management**: Managing connections manually is error-prone. Using context managers for cursor operations ensures connections are closed automatically.

6. **Unused Imports**: The `send_file` import is unused and can be removed to keep the code clean.

These changes improve security, reliability, and maintainability.
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@Ramsey99 Ramsey99 merged commit 283083f into Ramsey99:master Nov 13, 2024
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