Pull request overview

This PR primarily hardens CodeWeaver’s DI container string-type resolution to reduce the eval attack surface and make invalid-type handling consistent, while also including a semantic node-types cache migration (pickle → JSON), dependency bumps, and various lint/test cleanups.

Changes:

• Hardened _safe_eval_type in the DI container (remove type builtin, unify invalid-input behavior to return None, and handle NoneType resolution).
• Migrated semantic node-types cache loading/generation from pickle to JSON with Pydantic validation.
• Updated dependencies/locks and applied assorted test/lint refactors and reliability tweaks across providers, scripts, and tests.

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Security Hardening Review

I've reviewed PR #238 which hardens the DI container's string type resolution. Here's my assessment:

✅ Security Improvements (Excellent)

The core security changes in src/codeweaver/core/di/container.py are well-designed and effective:

1. Removed type builtin (line 150-162): Correctly excludes type from safe_builtins to prevent dynamic class creation via type('X', (object,), {}). The inline comment clearly explains the security rationale.

2. Consistent error handling: Changed from mixed error handling (SyntaxError → None, TypeError propagated) to uniform TypeError → None returns. This is safer and more predictable.

3. Updated return type: Properly changed return annotation to Any | None with matching docstring.

4. Test coverage: test_type_builtin_not_exploitable() (line 98-102) properly validates the exploit is blocked.

5. Added None type handling (line 644-645): Good defensive addition for edge cases.

⚠️ Lint Fixes Review

Most lint fixes are reasonable improvements:

• Replacing has_package(x) is not None with has_package(x) is correct (assuming has_package returns bool)
• Logic fix in backup_models.py:57: Changed and to or - this is correct (FastEmbed available if either package exists)
• Import guards with try/except in multi.py add safety
• Using is for enum comparisons in statistics.py is good practice
• FastEmbedClientOptions refactor to use model_copy(update=...) instead of object.__setattr__ is cleaner

🚨 Critical Issue: Invalid JSON

scripts/model_data/hf-models.json is malformed:

Line 216:  "models": {},
Line 217:  "models": {    ← Duplicate key\!
...
Line 3927: }
Line 3928: {              ← Missing comma, new object instead of continuation
Line 3929:   "models": {}
Line 3930: }

This breaks JSON parsing. The file needs to be fixed - either:

1. Remove duplicate "models": {} entries
2. Add proper comma/structure between objects
3. Regenerate the file if it's auto-generated

Minor Concerns

1. .gitignore changes (line 232-233): Changed from .gemini/ to .exportify/. Consider if this should be in a separate PR focused on configuration changes.

2. Workflow changes: Adding jules[bot] and copilot to allowed users/bots - ensure this aligns with security policies for automated PR creation.

3. hk.pkl: Increased max file size from 10MB to 15MB - ensure this won't allow accidentally committing large artifacts.

Recommendation

Request changes due to the malformed JSON file. The security improvements are solid, but the broken JSON will cause runtime errors and must be fixed before merging.

Once the JSON is fixed, this PR will be ready to merge. The security hardening is well-implemented and the test coverage is appropriate.

Security Hardening Review

I've reviewed PR #238 which hardens the DI container's string type resolution. Here's my assessment:

✅ Security Improvements (Excellent)

The core security changes in src/codeweaver/core/di/container.py are well-designed and effective:

1. Removed type builtin (line 150-162): Correctly excludes type from safe_builtins to prevent dynamic class creation via type('X', (object,), {}). The inline comment clearly explains the security rationale.

2. Consistent error handling: Changed from mixed error handling (SyntaxError → None, TypeError propagated) to uniform TypeError → None returns. This is safer and more predictable.

3. Updated return type: Properly changed return annotation to Any | None with matching docstring.

4. Test coverage: test_type_builtin_not_exploitable() (line 98-102) properly validates the exploit is blocked.

5. Added None type handling (line 644-645): Good defensive addition for edge cases.

⚠️ Lint Fixes Review

Most lint fixes are reasonable improvements:

• Replacing has_package(x) is not None with has_package(x) is correct (assuming has_package returns bool)
• Logic fix in backup_models.py:57: Changed and to or - this is correct (FastEmbed available if either package exists)
• Import guards with try/except in multi.py add safety
• Using is for enum comparisons in statistics.py is good practice
• FastEmbedClientOptions refactor to use model_copy(update=...) instead of object.__setattr__ is cleaner

🚨 Critical Issue: Invalid JSON

scripts/model_data/hf-models.json is malformed:

Line 216:  "models": {},
Line 217:  "models": {    ← Duplicate key\!
...
Line 3927: }
Line 3928: {              ← Missing comma, new object instead of continuation
Line 3929:   "models": {}
Line 3930: }

This breaks JSON parsing. The file needs to be fixed - either:

1. Remove duplicate "models": {} entries
2. Add proper comma/structure between objects
3. Regenerate the file if it's auto-generated

Minor Concerns

1. .gitignore changes (line 232-233): Changed from .gemini/ to .exportify/. Consider if this should be in a separate PR focused on configuration changes.

2. Workflow changes: Adding jules[bot] and copilot to allowed users/bots - ensure this aligns with security policies for automated PR creation.

3. hk.pkl: Increased max file size from 10MB to 15MB - ensure this won't allow accidentally committing large artifacts.

Recommendation

Requesting changes due to the malformed JSON file. The security improvements are solid, but the broken JSON will cause runtime errors and must be fixed before merging.

Once the JSON is fixed, this PR will be ready to merge. The security hardening is well-implemented and the test coverage is appropriate.

Code Review Summary

I've reviewed PR #238 focusing on the security hardening changes to the DI container and the broader codebase modifications. Here's my detailed analysis:

✅ Security Hardening (Primary Changes)

DI Container (src/codeweaver/core/di/container.py)

The security improvements to _safe_eval_type are excellent:

1. Removal of type from safe_builtins (lines 148-149)

   • ✅ Correct decision - type is not needed for type annotation resolution
   • ✅ Prevents exploitation via type('X', (object,), {}) with ast.Call nodes
   • ✅ Well-documented inline comment explains the rationale

2. Consistent error handling (lines 141-144)

   • ✅ Now wraps TypeValidator in try/except TypeError to return None
   • ✅ Matches the existing SyntaxError handling behavior
   • ✅ Method now consistently returns None for all invalid inputs
   • ✅ Updated return type annotation to Any | None (line 87)

3. Test coverage (tests/di/test_container_security.py)

   • ✅ New test_type_builtin_not_exploitable verifies the fix (lines 98-103)
   • ✅ Added proper module docstring and from __future__ import annotations
   • ✅ Added pytestmark for test categorization

Minor improvement note: The eval() call at line 165 has a noqa: S307 comment, which is appropriate since the security is enforced through AST validation and restricted builtins.

⚠️ Concerns & Questions

1. Large scope - many unrelated changes
This PR includes 51 changed files with multiple concerns mixed together:

• Security fixes (main focus)
• Pre-existing lint fixes across multiple files
• Workflow configuration changes (.github/workflows/claude.yml)
• Dependency version updates (pyproject.toml)
• File format changes (node_types_cache.pkl → node_types_cache.json)
• Multiple lint suppressions added

Recommendation: Consider splitting this into focused PRs for easier review and rollback if needed.

2. hf-models.json malformation (lines 216, 3928-3930)

"models": {},  // Line 216 - duplicate key
"models": {
  // ... 3700+ lines ...
}
{  // Line 3928 - Invalid JSON structure
    "models": {}
}

This file has invalid JSON with:

• Duplicate "models" key at line 216
• Orphaned object at the end (lines 3928-3930)

Action required: This will break JSON parsing and needs immediate fix.

3. Type ignore annotations in mteb_to_codeweaver.py (lines 375-381)

type HFModelProviders = Literal[
    Provider.FASTEMBED,  # ty: ignore[invalid-type-form]
    Provider.HUGGINGFACE_INFERENCE,  # ty: ignore[invalid-type-form]
    # ... etc
]

While the comment explains this is because ty doesn't recognize BaseEnum subclass members, consider:

• Is this a ty bug that should be reported?
• Could the type definition be restructured to avoid this?

4. FastEmbedClientOptions field aliasing (src/codeweaver/providers/config/clients/multi.py, lines 243-246)
The change from providers to onnx_providers with aliasing is good for clarity, but:

• Ensure backward compatibility if this is a user-facing API
• Consider deprecation notice if the old name was public

5. Import guards and type stubs (lines 46-65 in multi.py)
Multiple conditional imports with fallback to Any:

if has_package("fastembed") or has_package("fastembed_gpu"):
    try:
        from fastembed.common.types import OnnxProvider
    except ImportError:
        OnnxProvider = Any  # type: ignore[assignment, misc]

This pattern could hide import errors. Consider logging when falling back to Any.

✅ Positive Changes

1. Consistent use of has_package() - Many places changed from has_package(...) is not None to just has_package(...), which is cleaner
2. Error handling improvements in container.py - More defensive checks for None
3. Better code organization - Added docstrings and type hints in tests
4. GitHub Actions updates - Added Jules bot to allowed users/bots

🔍 Testing Status

CI checks show:

• ✅ CLA check passed
• ✅ Socket security passed
• ⏳ Claude response pending

Recommendations

Before merging:

1. Fix the hf-models.json syntax errors (critical)
2. Verify the node_types_cache.json format change doesn't break existing deployments
3. Run full test suite to ensure all 51 file changes are compatible
4. Consider splitting unrelated changes into separate PRs

Security assessment: The core security fixes are sound and well-tested. The removal of type from safe builtins is the right call, and the consistent error handling is a good improvement.

Code quality: Generally good, but the PR scope is too broad for optimal review. The security fixes themselves are excellent.

Verdict

The security hardening changes are approved and ready to merge from a security perspective. However, the JSON syntax error must be fixed first, and I recommend addressing the scope concerns for future PRs.

Would you like me to prepare a fix for the hf-models.json issue?

PR Review: Security Hardening for DI Container

Summary

This PR addresses important security vulnerabilities in the DI container's type evaluation mechanism and includes necessary test improvements and lint fixes. The changes are well-structured and thoroughly tested.

Key Security Improvements ✅

1. Removed type builtin from safe_builtins

• File: src/codeweaver/core/di/container.py:148-149
• Excellent fix! The type builtin was unnecessary for type resolution and could be exploited via type('X', (object,), {}) to create dynamic classes
• Clear inline comment explains the exclusion rationale
• Test coverage added in test_type_builtin_not_exploitable

2. Consistent error handling

• File: src/codeweaver/core/di/container.py:87,141-144
• TypeError from TypeValidator is now caught and returns None
• Previously SyntaxError returned None but TypeError propagated - now consistent
• Return type properly updated to Any | None
• Docstring accurately reflects behavior

3. Enhanced test coverage

• tests/di/test_container_security.py follows project conventions with:
  • Module docstring ✅
  • from __future__ import annotations ✅
  • pytestmark for test categorization ✅
  • Per-function docstrings ✅
  • Return type annotations ✅

Issue Found: test_main.py Linting 🔴

File: tests/unit/test_main.py

Unit tests under tests/unit/** are not covered by the tests/*.py Ruff per-file ignores (see ruff.toml:179-197), so they must satisfy stricter linting rules:

Required changes:

1. Add module docstring
2. Add from __future__ import annotations
3. Add return type annotations (-> None) to all test functions

Suggested fix:

# SPDX headers...

"""Unit tests for signal handler setup in main module.

This module tests the signal handler registration and interrupt handling
logic in the CodeWeaver main entry point.
"""

from __future__ import annotations

import signal

from unittest.mock import patch

import pytest

from codeweaver.main import _setup_signal_handler


def test_setup_signal_handler_first_interrupt() -> None:
    """Test that the first interrupt raises KeyboardInterrupt."""
    # ... rest of test

def test_setup_signal_handler_second_interrupt() -> None:
    """Test that the second interrupt exits immediately."""
    # ... rest of test

def test_setup_signal_handler_suppress_errors() -> None:
    """Test that ValueError and OSError are suppressed when setting the signal."""
    # ... rest of test

Pre-existing Lint Fixes ✅

The PR includes several necessary lint fixes to unblock push after rebase:

1. node_type_parser.py: Changed assert adapter is not None to proper conditional check
2. providers/config/clients/agent.py: Removed stale ty:ignore[invalid-method-override]
3. providers/config/clients/multi.py: Removed unused type ignores from else branches
4. scripts/model_data/mteb_to_codeweaver.py: Added proper type ignore comments for Literal[Provider.X] members

All these are appropriate fixes that improve code quality.

Additional Observations

Performance Optimizations:

• src/codeweaver/cli/commands/index.py:128: Changed list to set for membership check (good optimization!)
• src/codeweaver/engine/chunker/delimiters/custom.py:360: Used frozenset for HTML block tags

Code Quality:

• Clear comments explaining security decisions
• Comprehensive test coverage for security-critical code
• Docstrings properly updated to reflect behavior

Recommendation

Request Changes - The PR needs the test_main.py linting issue fixed before merge. Once that's addressed, this will be ready to merge.

Testing

• Security tests are comprehensive and well-written
• Test coverage for the type builtin exclusion is excellent
• All tests follow project conventions (except test_main.py)

Great work on the security hardening! 🔒

Security Fix: Excellent ✅

The core security improvements are well-implemented:

Primary Security Changes

• ✅ Removal of type from safe_builtins (line 148-149): Critical fix that prevents type('X', (object,), {}) exploitation. The inline comment clearly explains the rationale.
• ✅ Consistent error handling (line 141-144): TypeValidator now raises TypeError (wrapped to return None), making all error paths consistent. Good defensive programming.
• ✅ Test coverage: test_type_builtin_not_exploitable specifically validates the security fix. Well done.

Security Assessment: The vulnerability is properly mitigated. The fix correctly identifies that type() is unnecessary for type annotation resolution and represents an exploitable surface when combined with allowed ast.Call nodes.

Critical Issue: Malformed JSON ❌

// scripts/model_data/hf-models.json line 216
  },
  "models": {},  // ← Duplicate key!
  "models": {

This file has:

1. Duplicate "models": {} key at line 216
2. Malformed closing structure (line 3929-3930)

This will break JSON parsing and must be fixed before merge.

Code Quality Observations

Good Changes ✅

1. multi.py: Using model_copy(update=...) instead of object.__setattr__ is proper Pydantic practice
2. multi.py: Proper fallbacks for conditional imports (OnnxProvider, Module → Any)
3. Pickle → JSON cache migration: Improves security (JSON can't execute code like pickle)
4. Test formatting: Added proper module conventions for unit tests

Questions ⚠️

1. Dependency bumps (pyproject.toml): Have these been tested for compatibility? Notable changes:

   • huggingface-hub: 0.36.2 → >=1.7.1 (major version jump)
   • openai: 2.17.0 → 2.28.0
   • pydantic-ai-slim: >=1.56.0 → >=1.68.0

2. File size limit increase (hk.pkl): 10MB → 15MB - what's driving this need?

3. Scope: This PR mixes security fixes, cache format migration, lint fixes, and dependency updates. Consider splitting for easier review/rollback.

Recommendation

Request Changes solely due to the JSON syntax error. Once that's fixed, the security improvements are solid and should merge.

The core changes to container.py:87-165 and test_container_security.py:98-103 are excellent defensive security work. 👏

Code Review - Security Hardening PR

I've reviewed this pull request, focusing on the security improvements and code quality. Here's my detailed assessment:

✅ Excellent Security Improvements

The core security changes in src/codeweaver/core/di/container.py are well-designed and effective:

1. Removed type from safe_builtins (container.py:148-149)

   • ✅ Correctly prevents exploitation via type('X', (object,), {})
   • ✅ Well-documented with clear inline comment explaining the security rationale
   • ✅ Not needed for legitimate type annotation resolution

2. Consistent error handling (container.py:141-144)

   • ✅ Changed from mixed behavior (SyntaxError → None, TypeError propagated) to uniform TypeError → None
   • ✅ Updated return type annotation to Any | None with matching docstring
   • ✅ More predictable and safer behavior

3. Added NoneType handling (container.py:644-645)

   • ✅ Good defensive addition for edge case resolution

4. Test coverage (tests/di/test_container_security.py)

   • ✅ New test_type_builtin_not_exploitable validates the exploit is blocked
   • ✅ Added proper pytest markers and module docstring
   • ✅ Follows project testing conventions

🚨 Critical Issues That Must Be Fixed

1. Invalid JSON syntax in hf-models.json

The file has two critical syntax errors:

Line 216-217: Duplicate "models" key

},
"models": {},     ← First declaration (empty)
"models": {       ← Duplicate key - invalid JSON\!
  "Alibaba-NLP/gte-modernbert-base": {

Line 3927-3929: Orphaned object at end of file

  }
}                  ← Should be end of file
{                  ← Missing comma / invalid structure
    "models": {}
}

Impact: This will cause JSON parsing to fail at runtime.

Fix: Remove the duplicate empty "models": {} on line 216 and the orphaned object at the end (lines 3928-3929).

2. Incorrect import path in mteb_to_codeweaver.py

Line 52: Imports from non-existent module

from codeweaver.providers.provider import Provider

Issue: The module codeweaver.providers.provider does not exist.

Correct import: Based on the codebase structure, Provider is defined in codeweaver.core.types.provider and re-exported via codeweaver.core:

from codeweaver.core import Provider

Evidence:

• Provider class is defined in: src/codeweaver/core/types/provider.py:252
• It's exported from: src/codeweaver/core/__init__.py (line 487, 960)
• No file exists at: src/codeweaver/providers/provider.py

Impact: This script will fail with ModuleNotFoundError when executed.

⚠️ Additional Observations

Lint Fixes (Generally Good)

• ✅ has_package(x) is not None → has_package(x) - correct simplification
• ✅ backup_models.py:57 changed and to or - correct logic (FastEmbed available if either package exists)
• ✅ Import guards with try/except in multi.py add robustness
• ✅ Using is for enum comparisons in statistics.py - best practice
• ✅ FastEmbedClientOptions refactor to use model_copy(update=...) instead of object.__setattr__ - cleaner

Scope Concerns

This PR includes 51 changed files with multiple unrelated concerns:

• Security fixes (primary focus) ✅
• Pickle → JSON migration for node types cache
• Dependency version updates
• Workflow configuration changes
• Multiple lint fixes across the codebase

While all changes appear reasonable, this broad scope makes review and potential rollback more challenging.

Type Annotations (mteb_to_codeweaver.py:375-381)

Multiple # ty: ignore[invalid-type-form] annotations added for Provider enum members in Literal types. The comment explains ty doesn't recognize BaseEnum subclass members - this is acceptable but consider reporting to the ty project.

📋 Recommendations

Before merging:

1. FIX the malformed JSON in hf-models.json (critical)
2. FIX the incorrect import in mteb_to_codeweaver.py line 52 (critical)
3. VERIFY the node_types_cache format migration doesn't break existing deployments
4. RUN full test suite to ensure compatibility across all 51 changed files

For future PRs:
Consider splitting large multi-concern PRs into focused changes for easier review and safer rollback.

🎯 Verdict

Security improvements: ✅ Excellent - well-designed, properly tested, ready to merge

Blocking issues: ❌ Two critical bugs must be fixed first:

• Invalid JSON syntax
• Incorrect module import path

Once these two issues are resolved, this PR will be ready to merge. The security hardening is solid and the test coverage is appropriate.

Security Fix: Excellent ✅

The core security improvements are well-implemented:

Primary Security Changes

• ✅ Removal of type from safe_builtins (line 148-149): Critical fix that prevents type('X', (object,), {}) exploitation. The inline comment clearly explains the rationale.
• ✅ Consistent error handling (line 141-144): TypeValidator now raises TypeError (wrapped to return None), making all error paths consistent. Good defensive programming.
• ✅ Test coverage: test_type_builtin_not_exploitable specifically validates the security fix. Well done.

Security Assessment: The vulnerability is properly mitigated. The fix correctly identifies that type() is unnecessary for type annotation resolution and represents an exploitable surface when combined with allowed ast.Call nodes.

Critical Issue: Malformed JSON ❌

// scripts/model_data/hf-models.json line 216
  },
  "models": {},  // ← Duplicate key!
  "models": {

This file has:

1. Duplicate "models": {} key at line 216
2. Malformed closing structure (line 3929-3930)

This will break JSON parsing and must be fixed before merge.

Code Quality Observations

Good Changes ✅

1. multi.py: Using model_copy(update=...) instead of object.__setattr__ is proper Pydantic practice
2. multi.py: Proper fallbacks for conditional imports (OnnxProvider, Module → Any)
3. Pickle → JSON cache migration: Improves security (JSON can't execute code like pickle)
4. Test formatting: Added proper module conventions for unit tests

Questions ⚠️

1. Dependency bumps (pyproject.toml): Have these been tested for compatibility? Notable changes:

   • huggingface-hub: 0.36.2 → >=1.7.1 (major version jump)
   • openai: 2.17.0 → 2.28.0
   • pydantic-ai-slim: >=1.56.0 → >=1.68.0

2. File size limit increase (hk.pkl): 10MB → 15MB - what's driving this need?

3. Scope: This PR mixes security fixes, cache format migration, lint fixes, and dependency updates. Consider splitting for easier review/rollback.

Recommendation

Request Changes solely due to the JSON syntax error. Once that's fixed, the security improvements are solid and should merge.

The core changes to container.py:87-165 and test_container_security.py:98-103 are excellent defensive security work. 👏

Review Summary - Requesting Changes

I've thoroughly reviewed this security hardening PR. While the core security improvements are excellent, there are two critical bugs that must be fixed before merging.

🚨 Critical Issues (Must Fix)

1. Invalid Import Path in scripts/model_data/mteb_to_codeweaver.py

File: scripts/model_data/mteb_to_codeweaver.py:52

Current (incorrect):

from codeweaver.providers.provider import Provider

Issue: The module codeweaver.providers.provider does not exist in the codebase. This script will fail with ModuleNotFoundError when executed.

Required fix:

from codeweaver.core import Provider

Verification:

• Provider enum is defined in: src/codeweaver/core/types/provider.py:252
• Re-exported from: src/codeweaver/core/__init__.py (lines 487, 960)
• No file exists at: src/codeweaver/providers/provider.py

This issue was correctly identified by Copilot in comment #2944055716.

2. Malformed JSON in scripts/model_data/hf-models.json

Issue 1 - Duplicate key (lines 216-217):

},
"models": {},     ← Empty models dict
"models": {       ← Duplicate key - INVALID JSON\!
  "Alibaba-NLP/gte-modernbert-base": {

Issue 2 - Orphaned object (lines 3927-3929):

    ]
  }
}                  ← Should be end of file
{                  ← Invalid structure
    "models": {}
}

Impact: This file will fail JSON parsing at runtime.

Required fix:

1. Remove the empty "models": {} on line 216
2. Remove the orphaned object structure at the end (lines 3928-3929)

Verification:

python -m json.tool scripts/model_data/hf-models.json
# Currently fails with JSON syntax error

✅ Excellent Security Improvements

The primary security changes in src/codeweaver/core/di/container.py are well-designed and properly implemented:

1. Removed type Builtin (lines 148-162)

• ✅ Correctly prevents exploitation via type('X', (object,), {})
• ✅ Well-documented with clear security rationale
• ✅ Not needed for legitimate type annotation resolution

2. Consistent Error Handling (lines 141-144)

• ✅ Changed from mixed behavior to uniform TypeError → None
• ✅ Updated return type annotation to Any | None
• ✅ More predictable and safer

3. Test Coverage (tests/di/test_container_security.py)

• ✅ New test_type_builtin_not_exploitable validates the fix
• ✅ Proper pytest markers and documentation
• ✅ Follows project conventions

4. NoneType Handling (container.py:644-645)

• ✅ Good defensive addition for edge cases

⚠️ Additional Observations

Positive Changes

• ✅ Consistent has_package() usage (removed unnecessary is not None)
• ✅ Correct logic fix in backup_models.py:57 (changed and to or)
• ✅ Import guards with try/except for robustness
• ✅ Enum comparisons using is operator (best practice)
• ✅ Cleaner FastEmbedClientOptions using model_copy()

Scope Note

This PR touches 51 files with multiple concerns:

• Security hardening (primary)
• Pickle → JSON cache migration
• Dependency updates
• Workflow changes
• Various lint fixes

While all changes appear reasonable, consider splitting future PRs for easier review and rollback.

📋 Action Items

Before merging:

1. ✅ Security improvements - ready to merge
2. ❌ Fix import path in mteb_to_codeweaver.py line 52
3. ❌ Fix JSON syntax in hf-models.json (remove duplicate key and orphaned object)
4. ⚠️ Verify node_types_cache format migration doesn't break existing deployments
5. ⚠️ Run full test suite

Verdict

Security hardening: Excellent work - well-designed, properly tested, and ready to merge.

Blocking issues: Two critical bugs prevent merging. Once the import path and JSON syntax are fixed, this PR will be ready to approve.

The security improvements are solid and address the vulnerability appropriately. Great job on the implementation and test coverage!