CVE-2016-10556

CVE-2016-10556 affects the Sequelize ORM for Node.js (v3.19.3 and earlier). The issue: when an array is used as a string in a query, Sequelize incorrectly escapes it, causing a SQL injection in Postgres, SQLite, and MSSQL. The PoC shows a crafted replacements value leading to a query like: SELECT...

CVE-2016-10554

The CVE concerns sequelize (Node.js ORM). Before 1.7.0-alpha3, sequelize defaults SQLite to MySQL backslash escaping, even though SQLite uses PostgreSQL escaping, creating a SQL injection risk when Sequelize connects to SQLite. Affected: sequelize versions prior to 1.7.0-alpha3. Root cause: escap...

CVE-2016-10550

The CVE-2016-10550 issue affects sequelize (ORM for Node.js) where user input into limit or order parameters can be used to inject SQL. Concrete details across documents show affected version: 3.16.0 and earlier. Root cause is improper handling of input in query construction, enabling SQL stateme...

CVE-2016-10553

CVE-2016-10553 affects the Node.js ORM sequelize . The vulnerability is a SQL Injection when user input is concatenated into queries, specifically in patterns like findOne or where: "user input". Affected versions are the pre-3.0 releases; the recommended fix is to upgrade to version 3.0.0 or lat...