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Status: REQUEST_CHANGES

Summary: The Pull Request introduces several changes across multiple files, including new classes, configuration changes, and a new documentation file. While the initiative to improve security through better practices and tools is commendable, there are specific issues in the implementation and configuration that need addressing.

📊 Changes Analysis

The PR introduces several security enhancements, code quality improvements, and new features across various components. However, issues such as incorrectly placed imports, security risks in configuration, and potential performance implications were identified.

🚨 Issues Found

• File: spring-backend/pom.xml, Line: +106: The scope "provided" might not be suitable for Lombok if it is used in runtime-requiring scenarios such as logging.
• File: spring-backend/src/main/java/backend/hobbiebackend/config/CloudConfig.java, Line: +8: Importing java.applet.* is unnecessary and potentially insecure as applets are deprecated.
• File: spring-backend/src/main/java/backend/hobbiebackend/config/HobbieConfigurationBeans.java, Line: +18: The conditional check and logging in createModelMapper() method seem unnecessary and could be removed to clean the configuration.
• File: spring-backend/src/main/java/backend/hobbiebackend/config/OpenApi30Config.java, Line: +15-32: Adding unused configuration properties without implementation or usage in the class. This could lead to future confusion and maintenance issues.

💡 Recommendations

• File: spring-backend/pom.xml, Line: +106: Consider removing the "provided" scope for Lombok if it is needed at runtime.
• File: spring-backend/src/main/java/backend/hobbiebackend/config/CloudConfig.java, Line: +8: Remove the deprecated and unused java.applet.* import to prevent any security risk.
• File: spring-backend/src/main/java/backend/hobbiebackend/config/HobbieConfigurationBeans.java, Line: +18: Remove the conditional logging in the createModelMapper() method to streamline the configuration process.
• File: spring-backend/src/main/java/backend/hobbiebackend/config/OpenApi30Config.java, Line: +15-32: Either implement the usage of the newly added properties or remove them if they are not planned to be used to avoid clutter and maintenance overhead.

🎯 Next Steps

• Address the specific issues listed in the recommendations section.
• Ensure that all added configurations and properties are used appropriately or removed if unnecessary.

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PR Summary:

This PR introduces a vulnerability review document and integrates static analysis tools (SpotBugs, FindSecBugs, PMD) into the build process. It also updates Maven dependencies, enhances configuration beans, and adds new implementations for secure user data handling and image uploads along with tests.

Reviewed by Panto AI

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[REFACTORING] Remove the unnecessary import 'java.applet.*' as it is not used and may lead to confusion.

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[NITPICK] Replace System.out.println in the conditional logging with a proper logging framework (e.g., logger.debug) to ensure consistency and avoid using System.out in production code.

@Bean
public ModelMapper createModelMapper() {
    if(getAppCode().equals("DUMMY2025")) {
        Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(HobbieConfigurationBeans.class);
        logger.debug("ModelMapper Bean Created");
    }
    return new ModelMapper();
}

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Reviewed up to commit:5d2e937b82f79bc9c1f0c2fb9843fbf757a99988

Reviewed by Panto AI

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🔍 Automated Code Review

Status: REQUEST_CHANGES

Summary: The PR introduces multiple changes across various files, mostly adding new functionality and configurations. While the changes include security enhancements and code organization improvements, there are some issues related to best practices and potential security vulnerabilities that need to be addressed before merging.

📊 Changes Analysis

The changes include the addition of security plugins, the configuration of new beans, and enhancements in handling images and user data securely. However, some areas need improvement, particularly around logging sensitive information and managing application state.

🚨 Issues Found

• File: spring-backend/src/main/java/backend/hobbiebackend/config/CloudConfig.java, Line: +8: Importing java.applet.* is unnecessary and potentially risky as applets are outdated and typically not used in modern Java applications.
• File: spring-backend/src/main/java/backend/hobbiebackend/config/HobbieConfigurationBeans.java, Line: +10: Using System.out.println is not recommended for production code; consider using a logger.
• File: spring-backend/src/main/java/backend/hobbiebackend/config/OpenApi30Config.java, Line: +15 to +32: Adding mutable public setters for properties related to API configuration can lead to potential security risks if the values are not properly validated or if the API is exposed to change at runtime by unauthorized users.

💡 Recommendations

• File: spring-backend/src/main/java/backend/hobbiebackend/config/CloudConfig.java, Line: +8: Remove the import statement for java.applet.* as it is unnecessary.
• File: spring-backend/src/main/java/backend/hobbiebackend/config/HobbieConfigurationBeans.java, Line: +10: Replace System.out.println with logging through a proper logging framework like SLF4J.
• File: spring-backend/src/main/java/backend/hobbiebackend/config/OpenApi30Config.java, Line: +15 to +32: Consider removing public setters or ensure that the configuration modifications are handled securely and validated to prevent unauthorized changes.

🎯 Next Steps

• Address the specific issues identified in the recommendations section.
• Ensure that no sensitive data is logged and that configuration settings are managed securely.
• Remove unnecessary imports and replace direct console outputs with proper logging mechanisms.

Once these changes are implemented and reviewed, the PR will be closer to approval for merging into the main branch.

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