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fix(hub): expire session tokens on time and don't count an expired code as a guess - #458
Two auth gaps found in an audit of the implicit state machines around the one-time code and session tokens.
Session tokens outlived their 7 days, and live connections stayed trusted.
devframe's verifyAuthToken only checks that a token is in the store, so a token ends when our prune removes it.
The prune ran hourly, so a token worked for up to an hour past its TTL.
It only deleted from storage, so a connection already marked isTrusted kept its trust.
expireAuthTokens now:
schedules the next prune for the earliest expiry, at most a minute away, because Node timers don't count time asleep;
reschedules on every store update;
revokes each dropped token's live connections with devframe's revokeActiveConnectionsForToken, which also tells the clients.
devframe has no dispose hook, so the timer is unref'd and holds the context weakly. The TTL is unchanged.
An expired one-time code counted as a wrong guess. devframe's exchangeTempAuthCode returns null for a wrong code and also for the right code after it expired. The guard counted both, so a slow developer drifted toward the backoff and the 50-failure lock. The exchange now reads the current code just before checking, and an attempt that carries exactly that code but is refused is reported as 'expired'. That attempt is neither counted nor trusted.
Brute-force protection is unchanged:
Only an attempt with the exact current code goes uncounted, and only someone who already knows the code can send it.
Every other code still counts, also after expiry.
guard.check() still runs first.
The read and the exchange run synchronously back to back, so racing the expiry gains nothing.
The comparison is constant-time over SHA-256 digests.
How it was verified
New tests in auth-guard.test.ts, each failing without its fix:
a token is dropped at exactly its expiry, and its connections are untrusted;
a live connection loses trust once its token is pruned, while an unexpired one keeps it;
end to end through a real hub and devframe client, a connected client loses trust at expiry and can't reconnect with the token;
60 expired right codes no longer lock the guard.
A guard test: wrong codes, also after expiry, still cause backoff
pnpm e2e:security: not run here, because the sandbox's Playwright browser build doesn't match; CI runs it
Docs: security.md says when a token stops working and how an expired code is treated. The changelog has two Security lines under Unreleased.
Notes for reviewers
After the machine sleeps, a token can outlive its expiry by up to a minute (the timer cap). Closing that fully would mean wrapping devframe's storage or connect hook.
…de as a guess
devframe's verifyAuthToken trusts any token left in the store, so a
token's end depends on our prune. It ran hourly, so a token kept working
for up to an hour past its 7 days, and it only deleted from storage, so
a connection that was already trusted stayed trusted. The prune now runs
when the next token expires (at least every minute) and revokes the live
connections of each dropped token with devframe's
revokeActiveConnectionsForToken.
devframe also answers null for the right one-time code sent after it
expired, and the guard counted that as a wrong guess, so a slow developer
drifted toward the backoff and the lock. An attempt that carries exactly
the current code is now left uncounted; every other code still counts,
also after expiry.
The authentication code exchange now distinguishes expired current codes from incorrect codes. Session tokens are pruned at expiration, and connections using pruned tokens lose trust.
The exchange path treats the current expired code as neither a successful authentication nor a wrong attempt. Tests cover expired and incorrect codes, and the security documentation describes the distinction.
Session token pruning and connection revocation packages/devtools/src/auth-store.ts, packages/devtools/src/__tests__/auth-guard.test.ts, packages/devtools/CHANGELOG.md, apps/docs/src/content/security.md
Pruning removes tokens at the TTL boundary, schedules checks based on expiration, and revokes connections using removed tokens. Tests, changelog, and security documentation describe the expiration and trust behavior.
No merge-blocking code issue was identified. Security end-to-end tests were not run locally.
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Review comments at @packages/devtools/src/__tests__/auth-guard.test.ts:
- Line 384: Increase the remaining-lifetime margin set by issuedAt in the
expiring-token test to give setup more time under CI load, and raise the related
vi.waitFor timeout accordingly. Keep the wait timeout below the test’s per-test
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What and why
Two auth gaps found in an audit of the implicit state machines around the one-time code and session tokens.
Session tokens outlived their 7 days, and live connections stayed trusted.
verifyAuthTokenonly checks that a token is in the store, so a token ends when our prune removes it.isTrustedkept its trust.expireAuthTokensnow:revokeActiveConnectionsForToken, which also tells the clients.devframe has no dispose hook, so the timer is
unref'd and holds the context weakly. The TTL is unchanged.An expired one-time code counted as a wrong guess. devframe's
exchangeTempAuthCodereturnsnullfor a wrong code and also for the right code after it expired. The guard counted both, so a slow developer drifted toward the backoff and the 50-failure lock. The exchange now reads the current code just before checking, and an attempt that carries exactly that code but is refused is reported as'expired'. That attempt is neither counted nor trusted.Brute-force protection is unchanged:
guard.check()still runs first.How it was verified
auth-guard.test.ts, each failing without its fix:pnpm test:devtools: 3663 passedpnpm typecheck,pnpm format:check,pnpm docs:build,pnpm commit:checkpnpm e2e:security: not run here, because the sandbox's Playwright browser build doesn't match; CI runs itDocs:
security.mdsays when a token stops working and how an expired code is treated. The changelog has two Security lines under Unreleased.Notes for reviewers
After the machine sleeps, a token can outlive its expiry by up to a minute (the timer cap). Closing that fully would mean wrapping devframe's storage or connect hook.
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