[LEGIT] Fix - Dynamic code execution should not be vulnerable to injection attacks#92
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🔍 The problem
Change this code to not dynamically execute code influenced by user-controlled data.
See issue in Legit
🔒 Fix Details
The vulnerability is caused by the use of
eval()to parse user input, which can lead to code injection attacks. The remediation replaces theeval()calls withparseFloat()to safely parse the input as numbers without executing arbitrary code. This change preserves the original functionality while eliminating the injection risk. The commented-out code usingparseInt()is replaced withparseFloat()to allow decimal values, which is more appropriate for contribution percentages.