FWIW, SQLite is designed to be secure, as it is used extensively in many places where such security
FWIW, SQLite is designed to be secure, as it is used extensively in many places where such security is needed. For instance, Google Chrome has long given arbitrary web sites the ability to store data in sqlite databases via the WebSQL API (although this API has been deprecated due to inability to achieve standardization). The library is extensively fuzzed. There have been some security vulnerabilities over the years, but far fewer than, say, V8. You should of course carefully read https://www.sqlite.org/security.html .
