Pensar - auto fix for Unsanitized LLM Prompt Injection Vulnerability in Code Generation System #10
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The vulnerability exists in the
/promptsendpoint where user-provided inputs (generate_code_promptandvalidate_output_prompt) are accepted without any validation or sanitization before being passed to theset_promptsfunction. This could allow an attacker to manipulate the downstream LLM behavior through adversarial prompts.Changes made:
Added a
validate_promptfunction that:Modified the
update_promptsendpoint to:set_promptsThis approach provides several security benefits:
The solution is minimally invasive, requiring no new dependencies while maintaining compatibility with the existing codebase. The prohibited patterns list can be expanded based on specific application threats and requirements.