Case study: Django FilteredRelation SQLi (CVE-2025-57833).md #40
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References issue: #19
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This case study covers CVE-2025-57833 (potential SQL injection via FilteredRelation alias keys in Django 4.2/5.1/5.2). It explains the vulnerable path in Query.add_filtered_relation, shows a minimal pre-fix snippet, maps to CWE-89 and CAPEC-66, summarizes the fix (alias validation), and gives concrete prevention steps for identifier validation, safe API design, static checks, and tests.