php-nosql-audit

To detect MongoDB operator injection vulnerabilities in PHP codebases, trace user input through query builders to identify unsafe construction patterns like $gt, $ne, and $where operators across authentication and data access layers.

A PHP NoSQL injection occurs when user input manipulates MongoDB query operators, bypassing authorization checks. It affects query construction by injecting operators like $ne or $where directly into data access layers without proper input validation.

To audit PHP projects using MongoDB drivers for NoSQL injection risks, scan codepaths to trace user input flowing into query builders, identifying unsafe patterns and generating structured evidence traces with severity ratings and PoC examples.

Yes, you can scan PHP DocumentDB and ODM query construction by tracing user input flows into NoSQL queries. The audit targets authentication, data access, and authorization checks to detect operator injections and provide remediation guidance.

The best way to secure PHP MongoDB queries against operator injection is implementing strict input validation and operator whitelisting during query construction, supported by structured audit traces that provide PoC examples and specific remediation guidance.

Your PHP application has NoSQL injection vulnerabilities because ODMs still allow unsafe query construction if user input flows directly into query builders without input validation, enabling operator injections across authorization and data access checks.