fix(db): parameterize Kingbase get_tables/get_fields queries (CWE-89)

[sebastionoss]

Summary

SQL injection (CWE-89) in the Kingbase branches of get_tables and get_fields in backend/apps/db/db.py. The Kingbase code path built its query with Python str.format(...) and passed the fully-interpolated string to cursor.execute(...), unlike the sibling branches for Redshift / StarRocks / Doris in the same function which already use proper %s parameter binding.

For get_fields, the interpolated value p2 is the table_name path parameter from POST /datasource/getFields/{id}/{table_name} (see backend/apps/datasource/api/datasource.py:157), so it is directly attacker-controlled and flows unescaped into a SQL statement executed against the workspace's configured Kingbase datasource.

Affected code

• backend/apps/db/db.py::get_tables — Kingbase branch, cursor.execute(sql.format(sql_param))
• backend/apps/db/db.py::get_fields — Kingbase branch, cursor.execute(sql.format(p1, p2)) where p2 == table_name
• backend/apps/db/db_sql.py::get_table_sql / get_field_sql — the Kingbase templates used '{0}' / '{1}' string placeholders

Fix

• Rewrite the Kingbase SQL templates in db_sql.py to use %s placeholders instead of '{0}' / '{1}'.
• In db.py, pass parameters as a tuple to cursor.execute (cursor.execute(sql, (sql_param,)) and cursor.execute(sql, (p1, p2))). This matches the pattern already used for the other PostgreSQL-like backends in the same function.
• get_fields handles the optional-table_name case by only binding (p1,) when sql2 is empty, so the placeholder count stays in sync with the SQL.

The Kingbase driver (ksycopg2 / psycopg2-compatible) supports %s parameter binding, so no behavioural change is expected — only the interpolation site changes.

Security analysis

Data flow for the higher-severity path:

1. POST /datasource/getFields/{id}/{table_name} — table_name is a path parameter (no validation).
2. getFields(...) in crud/datasource.py forwards it to db.get_fields(ds, table_name=...).
3. Pre-fix, on Kingbase, table_name reaches sql.format(p1, p2) and is embedded in a query executed against the datasource's Kingbase instance.

Preconditions:

• Workspace-admin (ws_admin) role in a workspace that has a Kingbase datasource configured.

Impact: SQL execution against the customer's Kingbase DB with the datasource's DB credentials. That is a strictly wider capability than the intended "list columns for this table" — cross-schema reads, and depending on driver behaviour, potentially stacked statements. get_tables' sql_param is derived from conf.dbSchema (admin-supplied at datasource creation), so the exposure there is lower but the same fix applies for consistency.

Adversarial review

Before submitting we checked whether the workspace-admin gate makes this a non-issue. It does not: workspace admin is an application role, not equivalent to Kingbase DBA, and the datasource credentials are typically distinct from — and potentially more privileged than — what a ws_admin should be able to run arbitrary SQL as. We also confirmed the same function's Redshift / StarRocks / Doris branches already use parameter binding, so this is an inconsistency rather than an intentional design.

Proof of concept

Verified route: backend/apps/datasource/api/datasource.py:157 mounts POST /datasource/getFields/{id}/{table_name} which calls getFields(...) -> db.get_fields(ds, table_name).

With a workspace-admin session cookie and {id} pointing at a Kingbase datasource:

POST /datasource/getFields/<kingbase_ds_id>/foo'%20AND%201%3D(SELECT%20version())--%20 HTTP/1.1
Host: <sqlbot>
Cookie: <ws_admin session>

Pre-fix, the table_name segment is interpolated into the Kingbase query verbatim via .format(...) and the injected fragment is parsed as SQL by the backend. Post-fix, the same value is bound as a parameter and treated as a literal string comparison against c.relname, returning an empty result set instead of executing the injected SQL.

Testing

• Manual review of git diff on the two files — the parameter tuples match the number of %s placeholders in every branch ((sql_param,), (p1, p2), and (p1,) when the optional sql2 clause is omitted).
• Cross-checked against the sibling Redshift / StarRocks / Doris branches in the same function to confirm the fix uses the exact same shape they already use.
• Grepped the repo for other sql.format( call sites reaching cursor.execute on Kingbase — none remain.

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