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Expand Up @@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ TypeScript's strict mode does; see [Strict mode](reference.md#strict-mode).
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| `security/client-supplied-source` | warning | A server net event accepts a player identifier from its caller. |
| `security/unvalidated-event-argument` | warning | A client argument reaches a sensitive call without a recognized check. |
| `security/sql-concatenation` | warning | A query is assembled with concatenation or formatting without a recognized parameter argument. |
| `security/sql-concatenation` | warning | A query is assembled with concatenation without a recognized parameter argument, or with `:format()` that inserts a `%s` other than an identifier written as `` `%s` ``. |

These checks do not prove validation or authorization. For example, recognizing a parameter in
a guard does not establish that the guard always runs before the sensitive operation. Review the
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