LOW: SQL Injection Risk in Memory Queries #12
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Memory consolidation queries may be vulnerable to SQL injection if user input is not properly sanitized before being used in queries.
Where It Occurs
Why This Is a Problem
What Can Go Wrong
Scenario 1: Malicious User Input
Proposed Fix
Use parameterized queries or ORM with automatic escaping.
Severity
LOW - Risk exists but not actively exploited; local deployment reduces attack surface.
Files Affected
cheshire-cat/analyze_consolidation.py, cheshire-cat/check_memories.py
Closing as Invalid - The project does not use SQL or a SQL database. The Cheshire Cat memory system uses Qdrant, which is a vector database accessed through its Python SDK, not raw SQL queries. The files mentioned (analyze_consolidation.py, check_memories.py) are standalone analysis scripts in the cheshire-cat directory used for debugging, not production code that handles user input. There is no SQL injection risk because there is no SQL.