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✨ allow running AQL against local database #2326
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This seems fine to me. I would even be open to a way to do this inside the gui at some point. Maybe a url path that isn't ever linked to so its hard to get to accidentally. I think being able to run aql in the form of an action to get really fine tuned rules like behavior would be cool. |
Allow running AQL against the local database.
Is this secure?
I think so (but please disagree if you think otherwise).
My argument for allowing this outside dev mode is:
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- he might as well have gotten access to the entire local database, so exposing this new query mechanism isn't really introducing a bigger vector of attackSample: