
During June 2025, Diego Madriz developed a secure, JWT-based authentication system for the cazss-backend repository, focusing on stateless session management and role-based access control. He refactored the backend to use user ID in JWT payloads, updating services and utilities to extract and utilize this identifier for all data retrieval and authorization. Working primarily with Java, Spring Boot, and Spring Security, Diego implemented core security components such as JwtFilter, JwtUtil, and SecurityConfig, and added targeted security tests. His work addressed frontend-backend integration gaps, improved data access reliability, and established a robust foundation for future authorization features within the application.

June 2025: Delivered secure, JWT-based authentication for cazss-backend with stateless sessions, role-based access, and a refactored payload using user ID. Implemented JwtFilter, JwtUtil, and SecurityConfig; added security tests; refactored backend utilities to consume user ID for all data retrieval. Hotfix aligned JWT payload with frontend design, ensuring consistent identity mapping (SCRUM-22). This work strengthens security posture, enables scalable auth, and reduces frontend-backend integration gaps.
June 2025: Delivered secure, JWT-based authentication for cazss-backend with stateless sessions, role-based access, and a refactored payload using user ID. Implemented JwtFilter, JwtUtil, and SecurityConfig; added security tests; refactored backend utilities to consume user ID for all data retrieval. Hotfix aligned JWT payload with frontend design, ensuring consistent identity mapping (SCRUM-22). This work strengthens security posture, enables scalable auth, and reduces frontend-backend integration gaps.
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