Protección contra SQL Injection

El payload clásico '; DROP TABLE users; -- se inserta como variable en una query sql"...". La tabla permanece intacta y no se encuentra ninguna fila.

// Feature: `sql"..."` interpolations are *bound parameters*, not concatenated

// Syntax: `sql"SELECT ... WHERE x = {evil}"` — at compile time the

// `{evil}` becomes `?` and the value is sent as a parameter. SQL

// metacharacters in the value are literal, not parsed.

// When to use: ALWAYS. Never build queries with `+` or interpolation

// outside `sql"..."`. This file demonstrates why.


use std::database::Database

let db = Database.open("sqlite://:memory:")?
defer db.close()

db.execute(sql"CREATE TABLE users (name TEXT)")?
db.execute(sql"INSERT INTO users VALUES ('alice')")?
db.execute(sql"INSERT INTO users VALUES ('bob')")?

// The classic injection payload — in a string-concat builder it

// would terminate the query, drop the table, and comment out the rest.

// Inside `sql"..."` it's just a string parameter that doesn't match.

let evil = "'; DROP TABLE users; --"
let rows = sql"SELECT name FROM users WHERE name = {evil}".query(db)?
var count = 0
for _ in rows { count = count + 1 }
print("matched: {count}")

// expected: matched: 0


// Proof: the table is still there, both rows intact.

let total = sql"SELECT COUNT(*) FROM users".scalar(db)?
print("total: {total}")

// expected: total: 2


db.query("SELECT * FROM users") ?> .each(|u| print(u.name))

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