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POST /oauth/token verified the DPoP proof, including writing its replay marker to the server secret store, before it looked at the subject token. Any self-generated key passes that check, so anyone who could reach the environment (T3 Connect, a tunnel, Tailscale Funnel) could create one marker file per request. Markers are kept for a day, so this could fill the disk or exhaust inodes in the secrets directory.
Fix: the token route checks the proof (signature, method, URL, time window) without recording it. A replay marker protects nothing there. The proof travels with the subject_token, so whoever can replay a proof can also sign a fresh one with their own key, and a spent one-time code already refuses a second exchange. The two authenticated callers (DPoP-bound access tokens and WebSocket tickets) still record each proof through verifyRequestDpopProof, which is now checkRequestDpopProof plus consume.
An earlier revision recorded the proof after the credential was accepted. Review pointed out that a failed store write would then spend a one-time code without issuing a token, so this version removes the write entirely.
The new test in auth/http.test.ts sends an unknown subject token, an accepted one and a malformed proof, and asserts nothing is written to the secret store. It fails on main.
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`POST /oauth/token` recorded every valid-looking DPoP proof in the secret store
before it looked at the subject token. Anyone who could reach the server could
create a marker file per request, kept for a day.
The proof is now checked first without being recorded, and recorded only once
the subject credential is accepted, still before a session is issued. Replays
are still rejected with a DPoP challenge.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Token exchange now validates DPoP proofs without writing replay markers, preventing unauthenticated requests from creating replay state. Credential checks and token binding remain intact, and authenticated HTTP and WebSocket requests retain replay protection.
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DPoP proof validation now returns a thumbprint and a deferred replay-recording effect. The token endpoint passes the thumbprint to token exchange without running that effect. Endpoint tests cover unknown and valid subject tokens, invalid proofs, and secret-store writes.
Changes: DPoP Token Exchange
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Separate DPoP checking from recording apps/server/src/auth/dpop.ts
checkRequestDpopProof returns the verified thumbprint and a deferred replay-recording effect. verifyRequestDpopProof runs the effect before returning the thumbprint.
Use the proof thumbprint in token exchange apps/server/src/auth/http.ts, apps/server/src/auth/http.test.ts
The token handler passes the verified thumbprint to token exchange without recording the proof. Endpoint tests cover unknown and valid subject tokens, invalid proofs, and confirm that these requests do not write to the secret store.
The token endpoint no longer writes replay markers for unauthenticated requests, which removes the disk and inode exhaustion risk. Authenticated DPoP paths keep their replay protection. No merge-blocking risk remains.
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Recording after the credential is consumed could spend a one-time code
without issuing a token when the store write failed. A replay marker at the
token endpoint protects nothing: whoever replays a proof also holds the
subject token and could sign a fresh proof with their own key, and a spent
one-time code already refuses a second exchange.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Check that the issued session's proofKeyThumbprint matches the signing key's thumbprint. EnvironmentAuth.exchangeBootstrapCredentialForAccessToken returns token_type: "DPoP" for any truthy thumbprint. Passing another key's thumbprint at http.ts Line 400 would therefore pass this assertion but produce an unusable token.
Extend this case rather than add another test layer. Based on learnings, check “the actual field(s) that determine the resulting identity/authorization outcome”.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/auth/http.test.ts at line 242:
Extend the existing DPoP acceptance test around the `accepted` response to verify that the issued session’s `proofKeyThumbprint` matches the signing key’s thumbprint, rather than relying only on `token_type`.
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Skipping the CodeRabbit nitpick about asserting the proof-key binding in http.test.ts. This PR doesn't change that binding: the handler passes proof.thumbprint exactly as main passed the verified thumbprint. The binding is covered where it's decided, in EnvironmentAuth.test.ts, by the DPoP exchange cases. The new test only covers what changed, which is that the token route writes no replay state.
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POST /oauth/tokenverified the DPoP proof, including writing its replay marker to the server secret store, before it looked at the subject token. Any self-generated key passes that check, so anyone who could reach the environment (T3 Connect, a tunnel, Tailscale Funnel) could create one marker file per request. Markers are kept for a day, so this could fill the disk or exhaust inodes in the secrets directory.Fix: the token route checks the proof (signature, method, URL, time window) without recording it. A replay marker protects nothing there. The proof travels with the
subject_token, so whoever can replay a proof can also sign a fresh one with their own key, and a spent one-time code already refuses a second exchange. The two authenticated callers (DPoP-bound access tokens and WebSocket tickets) still record each proof throughverifyRequestDpopProof, which is nowcheckRequestDpopProofplusconsume.An earlier revision recorded the proof after the credential was accepted. Review pointed out that a failed store write would then spend a one-time code without issuing a token, so this version removes the write entirely.
The new test in
auth/http.test.tssends an unknown subject token, an accepted one and a malformed proof, and asserts nothing is written to the secret store. It fails onmain.🤖 Generated with Claude Code (Claude Opus 5.5)