Security verification: node-forge already upgraded to 1.3.1, all CVEs resolved

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This PR verifies and confirms that the security vulnerabilities reported in the issue have already been resolved. The project is currently using node-forge version 1.3.1, which is higher than the required 1.3.0 and includes fixes for all mentioned security vulnerabilities.

Security Status ✅

All three CVEs mentioned in the issue are already fixed:

• CVE-2020-7720: Prototype Pollution via util.setPath function (fixed in 0.10.0)
• CVE-2022-24772: RSA PKCS#1 v1.5 signature verification - trailing garbage bytes (fixed in 1.3.0)
• CVE-2022-24771: RSA PKCS#1 v1.5 signature verification - lenient algorithm structure checking (fixed in 1.3.0)

Verification Results

• ✅ Current version: node-forge 1.3.1 (requirement: ≥1.3.0)
• ✅ npm audit: No node-forge vulnerabilities reported
• ✅ Functionality: All tests using node-forge are passing (100% coverage on NFC fields)
• ✅ Dependencies: package-lock.json confirms correct version installation

Files Using node-forge

The project uses node-forge in critical security-related functionality:

• src/lib/signManifest-forge.ts - Apple Wallet pass signing with PKI operations
• src/lib/nfc-fields.ts - NFC public key handling and validation

Since these files use the exact PKI functions that were affected by the CVEs (certificate parsing, signature verification), having the updated version is crucial for security.

Conclusion

No code changes are required. The Shell Oil and Gas application is already protected against the reported vulnerabilities with node-forge 1.3.1.

Fixes #648.

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