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Signed-off-by: SafinWasi <6601566+SafinWasi@users.noreply.github.com>
DryRun Security SummaryThe provided code changes focus on updating the schema definitions for the "jans-lock" application, a security and access control system, by restructuring and reorganizing the schema definitions for various entity types and introducing a set of new actions to enhance the access control and authorization mechanisms of the system, with a strong emphasis on fine-grained access control and the ability to adapt to different user and environmental contexts. Expand for full summarySummary: The provided code changes appear to be focused on updating the schema definitions for the "jans-lock" application, which is an application security and access control system. The changes primarily involve restructuring and reorganizing the schema definitions for various entity types, such as Clients, Applications, Users, and Access Tokens, as well as introducing a set of new actions that can be performed on these entities. From a security perspective, the changes seem to be aimed at enhancing the access control and authorization mechanisms of the system. The introduction of the new actions, which include operations like "Compare", "Execute", "Monitor", "Read", "Search", "Share", "Tag", and "Write", suggests that the system is being designed to support a wide range of security-related operations. Additionally, the use of the "Context" type to capture information about the user's network, device, and location indicates that the system may be employing risk-based or context-aware authentication and authorization mechanisms. Overall, the changes appear to be focused on improving the security and flexibility of the application security system, with a strong emphasis on fine-grained access control and the ability to adapt to different user and environmental contexts. As an application security engineer, it's important to ensure that the access control rules defined in the "actions" section are aligned with the application's security requirements and that the data types and structures defined for the various entity types are appropriate and do not introduce any potential security vulnerabilities. Files Changed:
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Target issue
closes #9080
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