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This pull request from patched fixes 4 issues.
Secure cookie by setting HttpOnly and Secure flags and remove unsafe object deserialization
The diff update ensures that the 'HttpOnly' and 'secure' flags are set on cookies to increase security and avoid potential Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks. Furthermore, the Object deserialization has been replaced by field deserialization of the AuthToken object.Fix potential CSRF vulnerability by specifying request method
Add 'method' parameter in '@RequestMapping' annotations and specify it as 'RequestMethod.GET' since the methods do not seem to alter state. Additionally, HTTP methods were not explicitly mentioned earlier, making the functions susceptible to CSRF attacks. By specifying the HTTP methods, CSRF protections should now be in place.Fixed potential Spring Expression Language (SpEL) injection vulnerability.
Added user input sanitization to prevent Spring Expression Language (SpEL) injection. The user provided input is now checked before using it for expression parsing, disallowing special characters or malicious code fragments that can lead to SpEL injection.Removed hardcoded AWS credentials
AWS Access Key ID and Secret Access Key were hardcoded, which posed a security risk. These credentials have been removed from the properties file. These credentials should now be provided via environment variables in a secure manner.