🛡️ Sentinel: [security improvement] Add input length validation to API Item model#51
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Added min_length and max_length constraints to 'id' and 'name' fields in the API Item model. This mitigates Denial of Service (DoS) risks and ensures data integrity. Added a unit test to verify that oversized payloads are rejected with a 422 status code.
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This PR adds input length validation to the
Itemmodel in the API template.🚨 Severity: MEDIUM
💡 Vulnerability: Missing input length limits on API endpoints.
🎯 Impact: Could lead to resource exhaustion (DoS) or unexpected database behavior if extremely large strings are processed.
🔧 Fix: Added
min_lengthandmax_lengthconstraints to Pydantic fields.✅ Verification: Added
test_post_item_name_too_longtotests/api/test_handler.pywhich confirms a 422 response for oversized names.The changes are under 50 lines and follow the project's coding standards.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 17611573881729075771 started by @amrabed