database-security
Audited by Socket on Sep 15, 2026
2 alerts found:
SecurityAnomalyNo apparent malicious code or supply-chain payload is present. The fragment is legitimate compliance-oriented SQL documentation, but it contains significant security design issues: unauthenticated or insufficiently authorized SECURITY DEFINER data deletion/export functions, missing fixed search_path hardening, potentially excessive whole-row data export, and an invalid PostgreSQL SELECT audit trigger. These issues could enable unauthorized data access or leave PHI access unaudited if implemented as written.
The fragment is defensive security architecture documentation and shows no evidence of malware or intentional sabotage. The primary security concern is the SECURITY DEFINER JIT-grant function: without explicit caller authorization, bounded duration validation, a hardened search_path, protected table ownership, and audit logging, it could enable unauthorized or overly long administrative access. The examples should be treated as incomplete until those controls are implemented.