This is a Flask web application that serves as a front-end for a MariaDB database. It demonstrates a product of a school project this year; SQL query parameters received are first used in a simulated query of a dummy database within a Docker container, and its results compared to expected output to detect possible SQL injection.
I would name that technology immunidock, but it requires manual configuration of the dummy database according to the schema used in production, as well as stored procedures to insert and delete rows before and after evaluating query parameters. These statements should be in a SQL script at immunidock/sqlexec, with a name lexicographically larger than accinit; i.e. anything that starts with the letter b, or the letters ad, or the letters acd, or accj etc.
I also never figured out how to clean up the container after stopping the server.
The dbinit.sql here is themed after the Port of Singapore authority.
If I ever turn this into a module that can be applied to any MariaDB, or any SQL for that matter, for any production app, my past self will be very proud.