🔒🐦‍🔥 Phoenix Security: Upgrade org.json:json from 20190722 to latest (fixes 2 vulnerabilities)

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🔒🐦‍🔥 Phoenix Security - Consolidated Fixes

📊 Summary

• Libraries Updated: 1
• Total Vulnerabilities Fixed: 2
• Analysis Method: 🧠 LLM-Guided Holistic Analysis
• Phoenix Agent: 🔥 AI-Powered Security Remediation

🧠 LLM Analysis Results

Confidence: 90.0%

Analysis Summary: The VulnerableApp repository uses Gradle as its build system and Spring Boot as its framework. The current ecosystem has no direct dependencies but includes several plugins and configurations that may introduce vulnerabilities. The analysis focuses on optimizing the upgrade strategy for these components to minimize security risks while considering potential breaking changes and testing requirements.

🎯 Consolidated Strategies

• spring_ecosystem: Upgrade spring-boot-gradle-plugin to the latest stable version to ensure all Spring-related components are up-to-date.
• plugin_ecosystem: Upgrade all community plugins to their latest stable versions to mitigate potential vulnerabilities.

⚠️ Risk Assessment

• Safe Upgrades: org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-gradle-plugin, com.diffplug.spotless, com.google.cloud.tools.jib, org.sonarqube, jacoco

🚨 Breaking Change Warnings

• Spring Boot plugin upgrades may require configuration changes.
• Jib plugin upgrades might introduce new build configurations.

📦 Library Updates

1. 🟡 org.json:json

Version Update: 20190722 → latest
Vulnerabilities Fixed: 2
Max Severity: 7.5/10

✅ Testing Recommendations

• Run full integration test suite after upgrading Spring Boot plugin.
• Test Docker image build process after Jib plugin upgrade.

🚀 Deployment Notes

• These are security-critical updates and should be prioritized for deployment
• Review any breaking changes in the upgraded library versions
• Monitor application performance after deployment

🔧 Changes Made

• build.gradle

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