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feat: Enhance log filtering and user session management with improved encryption and suspension checks - #1903
Both log query methods now combine grouped-user and operation-type filters with other conditions. The regression test checks filtered and unfiltered queries for a connection and table.
Entity hooks encrypt nonempty OTP secrets regardless of enrollment status and decrypt encrypted values. The test checks that an unenrolled user's secret is encrypted in storage and restored on load.
Both login paths reject suspended users. The usual login path also records a failed sign-in audit. The test checks for a 401 response without a user ID.
Enrolled users with older encrypted OTP seeds could fail OTP verification after this change, and the new encryptor test fails as written. Fix the legacy-seed handling and the test before merging. The audit and suspension-message issues are smaller follow-ups.
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The pull request introduces an authentication availability regression for legacy OTP users. Encryptor.decryptData still supports V1 ciphertext, but UserEntity.decryptOtpSecretKey now calls it only…
Preserve V1 OTP compatibility. On load, decrypt legacy OTP ciphertext for enrolled users, while leaving a plaintext pre-enrollment seed unchanged; on save, encrypt the resulting plaintext once into V2. Add a regression test with a V1 OTP se…
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The title names two themes, log filtering and session/encryption/suspension changes. The changeset includes log filtering changes in table-logs (IN predicates with andWhere), and suspension checks plus encryption changes in login use cases, Encryptor, and UserEntity. The title is broad and lists many items, but every named area is present in the changeset. It covers the main change set, though it does not name the most significant single item. The 'user session management' phrase is partly accurate, since the login and suspension checks affect sessions, but the IMPERSONATED scope addition is not reflected in the title.
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The pull request introduces an authentication availability regression for legacy OTP users. Encryptor.decryptData still supports V1 ciphertext, but UserEntity.decryptOtpSecretKey now calls it only when isEncrypted sees a $v2: prefix (user.entity.ts:70-72; encryptor.ts:120-122). Existing V1 OTP secrets therefore remain ciphertext and are passed to otplib as the OTP secret. A later save can double-encrypt the V1 value. The repository contains legacy-encryption compatibility tests and no OTP migration. This can prevent all existing 2FA users from logging in. The new SaaS login branch also returns ACCOUNT_SUSPENDED before password validation (saas-usual-login.use.case.ts:79-90), exposing account suspension status to callers that can reach the login bridge.
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Preserve V1 OTP compatibility. On load, decrypt legacy OTP ciphertext for enrolled users, while leaving a plaintext pre-enrollment seed unchanged; on save, encrypt the resulting plaintext once into V2. Add a regression test with a V1 OTP secret that loads and completes OTP login. Also return the same generic authentication response for suspended and invalid credentials, while recording ACCOUNT_SUSPENDED only in the audit log. In SaasOtpLoginUseCase, reject suspension before invoking the OTP use case so a suspended login cannot create a successful sign-in audit.
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A rabbit checks the logs at night And keeps each filter tucked in tight OTP seeds stay wrapped from view Suspended paths say “no” to you New scopes join the token’s flight Then carrots crown the code tonight
151-153: Trivial · Security & Privacy · Heavy lift
Cover the grouped-user filter with a separate fixture.
This test creates the connection with secondUserToken and creates no group membership. The use case supplies grouped-user IDs only when the requester lacks connection-edit permission. Add a read-only group-member case with logs on another connection to check the grouped-user predicate's connection boundary. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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@backend/test/ava-tests/non-saas-tests/non-saas-table-postgres-bulk-delete-e2e.test.ts
around lines 151 - 153:
Extend the bulk-delete end-to-end test with a separate fixture for a read-only
group member who lacks connection-edit permission, ensuring the use case
receives grouped-user IDs. Create logs on a different connection and assert the
grouped-user filter respects the connection boundary; keep the existing
secondUserToken fixture unchanged.
Add a nonmatching operation type to the filter test.
Both logs on this connection are deleteRow logs. The assertions still pass if the query ignores operationTypes. Add a different operation type on this connection and assert that the filtered and unfiltered totals differ. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Based on learnings, a filtered-query fixture should include a similar-but-distinct record and check the filter's effect.
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@backend/test/ava-tests/non-saas-tests/non-saas-table-postgres-bulk-delete-e2e.test.ts
around lines 163 - 171:
Update the bulk-delete logs test fixture to add a log on the same connection
with an operation type other than deleteRow. In the operationTypes loop, assert
that filtered queries exclude this log while the empty-filter query includes it,
so the totals demonstrate that the filter is applied; preserve the existing
connection-isolation check.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @backend/src/entities/user/user.entity.ts:
- Line 71: Update the OTP secret load hook around Encryptor.isEncrypted to
recognize and decrypt legacy V1 ciphertext before exposing otpSecretKey to
verification or allowing it to be re-encrypted on save, while leaving plaintext
seeds from incomplete enrollment unchanged. Use the existing Encryptor
legacy-format handling established by its V1 tests, and add a persisted-V1
regression case covering load and subsequent save.
Review comments at
@backend/src/microservices/saas-microservice/use-cases/saas-otp-login.use.case.ts:
- Around line 72-73: Update SaasOtpLoginUseCase so a suspended user is rejected
before a valid OTP can trigger a SUCCESS audit through otpLoginUseCase.execute.
Preserve FAILED auditing for invalid OTPs from suspended accounts if that
behavior is required; establish the intended audit policy and order the
suspension check and OTP execution accordingly.
Review comments at
@backend/src/microservices/saas-microservice/use-cases/saas-usual-login.use.case.ts:
- Line 81: Update the login flow around the user.suspended check so suspension
is not disclosed before password validation. Validate the password before
returning a suspension-specific response, or make suspended-account and
invalid-password failures indistinguishable in status and message; preserve the
existing successful-login behavior.
Review comments at @backend/test/ava-tests/encryptor.test.ts:
- Line 206: Replace the assignment to frozen appConfig.auth.privateKey in the
Encryptor test with a stub of Encryptor.getPrivateKey that throws the expected
error. Restore the original method in a finally block so the test can reach
Encryptor.encryptData without mutating frozen configuration and does not leave
the stub installed.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at
@backend/test/ava-tests/non-saas-tests/non-saas-table-postgres-bulk-delete-e2e.test.ts:
- Around line 151-153: Extend the bulk-delete end-to-end test with a separate
fixture for a read-only group member who lacks connection-edit permission,
ensuring the use case receives grouped-user IDs. Create logs on a different
connection and assert the grouped-user filter respects the connection boundary;
keep the existing secondUserToken fixture unchanged.
- Around line 163-171: Update the bulk-delete logs test fixture to add a log on
the same connection with an operation type other than deleteRow. In the
operationTypes loop, assert that filtered queries exclude this log while the
empty-filter query includes it, so the totals demonstrate that the filter is
applied; preserve the existing connection-isolation check.
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Preserve V1 OTP compatibility. On load, decrypt legacy OTP ciphertext for
enrolled users, while leaving a plaintext pre-enrollment seed unchanged; on
save, encrypt the resulting plaintext once into V2. Add a regression test with a
V1 OTP secret that loads and completes OTP login. Also return the same generic
authentication response for suspended and invalid credentials, while recording
`ACCOUNT_SUSPENDED` only in the audit log. In `SaasOtpLoginUseCase`, reject
suspension before invoking the OTP use case so a suspended login cannot create a
successful sign-in audit.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Preserve decryption of legacy V1 OTP seeds.
If an enrolled user has a V1-encrypted otpSecretKey, Encryptor.isEncrypted returns false. This load hook then exposes ciphertext to OTP verification. On a later save, the changed update hook encrypts that ciphertext again. Existing users with V1 seeds can no longer verify their OTP codes. Distinguish legacy V1 ciphertext from the plaintext seeds left by incomplete enrollment, and decrypt V1 before any re-encryption. Add a persisted-V1 regression case. The encryptor tests explicitly cover V1 data as a legacy format. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @backend/src/entities/user/user.entity.ts at line 71:
Update the OTP secret load hook around Encryptor.isEncrypted to recognize and
decrypt legacy V1 ciphertext before exposing otpSecretKey to verification or
allowing it to be re-encrypted on save, while leaving plaintext seeds from
incomplete enrollment unchanged. Use the existing Encryptor legacy-format
handling established by its V1 tests, and add a persisted-V1 regression case
covering load and subsequent save.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
cat backend/src/entities/user/use-cases/otp-login-use.case.ts
sed -n 40,110p backend/src/microservices/saas-microservice/use-cases/saas-otp-login.use.case.ts
grep -rn "SaasOtpLogin\|OtpLoginUseCase" backend/src --include=*.ts | head -20
Repository: rocket-admin/rocketadmin
Length of output: 7213
Reject suspended accounts before the OTP success audit is written.
SaasOtpLoginUseCase calls otpLoginUseCase.execute before it checks foundUser.suspended. For a user suspended after the temporary token is issued, a valid OTP writes a SUCCESS sign-in audit through OtpLoginUseCase.implementation and then the login is rejected. The audit log then shows a successful sign-in that did not happen.
Load the user and check suspended before calling otpLoginUseCase.execute. Decide whether an invalid OTP from a suspended account should still write a FAILED audit. Moving the check earlier skips that audit, so keep the check after the OTP step if that record is required.
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Review comment at
@backend/src/microservices/saas-microservice/use-cases/saas-otp-login.use.case.ts
around lines 72 - 73:
Update SaasOtpLoginUseCase so a suspended user is rejected before a valid OTP
can trigger a SUCCESS audit through otpLoginUseCase.execute. Preserve FAILED
auditing for invalid OTPs from suspended accounts if that behavior is required;
establish the intended audit policy and order the suspension check and OTP
execution accordingly.
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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Do not disclose suspension before password validation.
A caller with access to the SaaS login bridge can submit any password and distinguish a suspended account from an active account by the response. Validate the password first, or return the same failure status and message for both cases.
Based on learnings: login responses should not disclose whether an account or email exists.
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Review comment at
@backend/src/microservices/saas-microservice/use-cases/saas-usual-login.use.case.ts
at line 81:
Update the login flow around the user.suspended check so suspension is not
disclosed before password validation. Validate the password before returning a
suspension-specific response, or make suspended-account and invalid-password
failures indistinguishable in status and message; preserve the existing
successful-login behavior.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Replace the assignment to frozen configuration.
AppConfig freezes appConfig.auth. Line 206 therefore throws before the test reaches Encryptor.encryptData, so this AVA test fails instead of checking the encryption error. Stub Encryptor.getPrivateKey to throw, and restore the method in finally. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @backend/test/ava-tests/encryptor.test.ts at line 206:
Replace the assignment to frozen appConfig.auth.privateKey in the Encryptor test
with a stub of Encryptor.getPrivateKey that throws the expected error. Restore
the original method in a finally block so the test can reach
Encryptor.encryptData without mutating frozen configuration and does not leave
the stub installed.
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