Summary:

The provided code changes cover a range of updates to various components of the CASA (Client Access and Self-Administration) application, including the login page, two-step verification (2SV) functionality, SMS-based authentication, and account linking. While the changes generally focus on improving the user experience and updating the user interface, there are a few areas that require careful review from an application security perspective.

The key security considerations include potential cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities, the secure handling of user input and sensitive data (such as location and device information), the implementation of two-step verification and SMS-based authentication, and the integration with external service providers for authentication. Additionally, the use of hardcoded strings and the overall security of the application's authentication and authorization mechanisms should be thoroughly reviewed.

Files Changed:

1. docs/agama-catalog/jans/inboundID/project/web/samples/basic/login.ftlh: The changes to the login page appear to be focused on improving the user experience, and they do not introduce any obvious security vulnerabilities.
2. jans-casa/agama/project/web/authn/fido-authn.ftlh: The changes related to the FIDO2 (WebAuthn) authentication implementation include some security-conscious practices, such as the secure handling of the FIDO response. However, a potential XSS vulnerability in the use of ${webCtx.contextPath} should be addressed.
3. jans-casa/agama/project/web/authn/code.ftlh: The changes to the two-step verification (2SV) functionality, including the input validation and error handling, demonstrate security-conscious practices.
4. jans-auth-server/agama/engine/src/test/resources/templates/login.ftlh: The changes to the login page template introduce potential security concerns, such as the use of hardcoded strings and the lack of input validation.
5. jans-casa/agama/project/web/authn/sms.ftlh: The changes to the SMS-based two-factor authentication (2FA) functionality do not appear to introduce any obvious security vulnerabilities, but the overall security of the 2FA implementation should be reviewed.
6. jans-casa/app-fips/pom.xml: The removal of the jsmpp dependency does not introduce any immediate security concerns.
7. jans-casa/agama/project/web/selector.ftlh: The changes to the user interface include potential security considerations, such as input validation and the handling of user-supplied input.
8. jans-casa/agama/project/web/authn/sms_prompt.ftlh: The changes to the SMS prompt page do not introduce any obvious security vulnerabilities, but the overall security of the SMS functionality should be reviewed.
9. jans-casa/agama/project/web/main.ftlh: The changes to the login page include the use of external APIs for location data retrieval, which should be carefully reviewed for potential security risks.
10. jans-casa/app/pom.xml: The changes to the Maven POM file, including the removal of the jsmpp dependency and the addition of the quartz library, do not appear to introduce any significant security concerns.
11. jans-casa/plugins/samples/sample-cred/agama/web/color-prompt.ftlh: The changes to the color prompt page do not introduce any obvious security vulnerabilities, but the overall security of the application should be reviewed.
12. jans-casa/plugins/acct-linking/agama/project/web/acctlinking.ftlh: The changes to the account linking functionality include potential security considerations, such as the integration with external service providers and the handling of client-side geolocation data.