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TRY THIS RULE ID: python-security/sql-server-security-credentials
Language: Python
Severity: Error
Category: Security
Description Hardcoding database credentials directly in your source code is a security risk as anyone with access to your source code and see your credentials. It’s strongly recommended to use a different approach that limits the exposure of your credentials.
Non-Compliant Code Examples import psycopg2
conn = psycopg2 . connect ( database = "db_name" ,
host = "db_host" ,
user = "db_user" ,
password = "db_pass" , # hardcoded password
port = "db_port" )
import mysql.connector
connection = mysql . connector . connect (
host = host ,
user = user ,
passwd = f "password" , # hardcoded password
database = database ,
charset = 'utf8mb4' ,
use_pure = True ,
connection_timeout = 5 )
import mysql.connector
connection = mysql . connector . connect (
host = host ,
user = user ,
passwd = "password" , # hardcoded password
database = database ,
charset = 'utf8mb4' ,
use_pure = True ,
connection_timeout = 5 )
Compliant Code Examples import mysql.connector
connection = mysql . connector . connect (
host = host ,
user = user ,
passwd = password ,
database = database ,
charset = 'utf8mb4' ,
use_pure = True ,
connection_timeout = 5 )
import mysql.connector
connection = mysql . connector . another_function (
host = host ,
user = user ,
passwd = f "password" ,
database = database ,
charset = 'utf8mb4' ,
use_pure = True ,
connection_timeout = 5 )
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