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<?php
// A01: Broken Access Control — IDOR example and fix

// VULNERABLE: uses user-supplied ID directly without ownership check
// GET /api/invoices/4729
public function showInvoice(int $invoiceId): JsonResponse
{
    // BAD: Any authenticated user can read any invoice by guessing the ID
    $invoice = Invoice::findOrFail($invoiceId);
    return response()->json($invoice);
}

// SECURE: enforce ownership (or RBAC) on every object access
public function showInvoice(int $invoiceId): JsonResponse
{
    $invoice = Invoice::where('id', $invoiceId)
                      ->where('user_id', auth()->id())   // ownership check
                      ->firstOrFail();                    // 404 if not owned
    return response()->json($invoice);
}

// A03: Injection — command injection and fix
// VULNERABLE: unsanitised user input passed to shell
public function convertImage(string $filename): void
{
    // BAD: attacker sends filename = "img.jpg; rm -rf /var"
    exec("convert uploads/{$filename} output/{$filename}.png");
}

// SECURE: use escapeshellarg() and restrict characters
public function convertImage(string $filename): void
{
    if (!preg_match('/^[\w\-]+\.(jpg|png|gif)$/i', $filename)) {
        throw new \InvalidArgumentException('Invalid filename');
    }
    $safeFilename = escapeshellarg("uploads/{$filename}");
    $safeOutput   = escapeshellarg("output/{$filename}.png");
    exec("convert {$safeFilename} {$safeOutput}");
}

// A04: Insecure Design — missing rate limit on password reset
// SECURE: throttle password reset requests to prevent enumeration + abuse
// Route::post('/password/reset')->middleware('throttle:5,1');