Renata Cole

{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && go vet ./... 2>&1 | head -60",
  "description": "Re-vet after import fix"
}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && go build ./... && go test ./... 2>&1 | tail -20",
  "description": "Full build and test after wiring identity limiter"
}

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ok  	loginid-takehome/internal/connector	0.886s
ok  	loginid-takehome/internal/dao	(cached)
ok  	loginid-takehome/internal/dao/conformance	(cached)
ok  	loginid-takehome/internal/dao/postgres	(cached)
ok  	loginid-takehome/internal/dao/sqlite	(cached)
?   	loginid-takehome/internal/model	[no test files]
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{
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41/internal/connector/identitylimiter_test.go",
  "content": "package connector\n\nimport (\n\t\"context\"\n\t\"testing\"\n)\n\n// TestIdentityRateLimiter_StolenIdentitiesSurviveAnUnrelatedSuccess is\n// Tomasz Wrede's named attack scenario (cold review of PR #40): the\n// caller-level GrantLimiter alone resets its ENTIRE consecutive-failure\n// count on any success, so a compromised caller cycling through many\n// stolen identities can keep a fresh allowance indefinitely as long as\n// it occasionally succeeds against ONE of them (e.g. one seed valid\n// account). Per-(caller, identity) keying must not have that property:\n// a specific identity's own backoff must trip on its own repeated\n// failures and must NOT be reset by a completely different identity\n// succeeding under the same caller.\nfunc TestIdentityRateLimiter_StolenIdentitiesSurviveAnUnrelatedSuccess(t *testing.T) {\n\tl := NewIdentityRateLimiter()\n\tctx := context.Background()\n\tconst caller = \"api-service\"\n\n\t// Fail against \"victim-1\" enough times to trip its own backoff.\n\tblockedAfter := -1\n\tfor i := 0; i < 10; i++ {\n\t\tallowed, err := l.allow(ctx, caller, \"victim-1\")\n\t\tif err != nil {\n\t\t\tt.Fatalf(\"allow: %v\", err)\n\t\t}\n\t\tif !allowed {\n\t\t\tblockedAfter = i\n\t\t\tbreak\n\t\t}\n\t\tl.recordFailure(ctx, caller, \"victim-1\")\n\t}\n\tif blockedAfter == -1 {\n\t\tt.Fatalf(\"victim-1 was never blocked across 10 consecutive failures\")\n\t}\n\n\t// The attacker now succeeds against a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT identity\n\t// under the same caller (the \"one valid seed account\" case).\n\tallowed, err := l.allow(ctx, caller, \"victim-2\")\n\tif err != nil {\n\t\tt.Fatalf(\"allow: %v\", err)\n\t}\n\tif !allowed {\n\t\tt.Fatalf(\"victim-2 (never attempted before) was blocked — test setup bug\")\n\t}\n\tl.recordSuccess(ctx, caller, \"victim-2\")\n\n\t// victim-1 must STILL be blocked — victim-2's success must not have\n\t// reset it. This is exactly the property a single shared per-caller\n\t// bucket does NOT have (a success there resets everything).\n\tallowed, err = l.allow(ctx, caller, \"victim-1\")\n\tif err != nil {\n\t\tt.Fatalf(\"allow: %v\", err)\n\t}\n\tif allowed {\n\t\tt.Errorf(\"victim-1 is allowed again after an unrelated identity (victim-2) succeeded — a per-identity bucket must not be resettable by a different identity's success\")\n\t}\n}\n\n// TestIdentityRateLimiter_TypoIsolation is Tomasz Wrede's other named\n// scenario: two different LEGITIMATE users behind the same caller, one\n// of whom mistypes their credential once, must not affect the other —\n// \"strangers' typos\" must not over-limit an unrelated identity.\nfunc TestIdentityRateLimiter_TypoIsolation(t *testing.T) {\n\tl := NewIdentityRateLimiter()\n\tctx := context.Background()\n\tconst caller = \"api-service\"\n\n\t// user-A mistypes once, then succeeds.\n\tif allowed, err := l.allow(ctx, caller, \"user-A\"); err != nil || !allowed {\n\t\tt.Fatalf(\"user-A first attempt: allowed=%v err=%v\", allowed, err)\n\t}\n\tl.recordFailure(ctx, caller, \"user-A\")\n\tif allowed, err := l.allow(ctx, caller, \"user-A\"); err != nil || !allowed {\n\t\tt.Fatalf(\"user-A retry after one typo should still be allowed: allowed=%v err=%v\", allowed, err)\n\t}\n\tl.recordSuccess(ctx, caller, \"user-A\")\n\n\t// user-B, a completely different identity under the same caller,\n\t// must never have been affected by user-A's typo — first attempt\n\t// must be allowed.\n\tallowed, err := l.allow(ctx, caller, \"user-B\")\n\tif err != nil {\n\t\tt.Fatalf(\"allow: %v\", err)\n\t}\n\tif !allowed {\n\t\tt.Errorf(\"user-B was blocked by user-A's unrelated typo under the same caller — per-identity isolation must prevent this\")\n\t}\n}\n\nfunc TestIdentityRateLimiter_DifferentCallersSameIdentityDoNotShareState(t *testing.T) {\n\tl := NewIdentityRateLimiter()\n\tctx := context.Background()\n\n\t// caller-1 fails repeatedly against \"shared-name\" (both callers\n\t// happen to submit the same attempted-identity string).\n\tfor i := 0; i < 10; i++ {\n\t\tallowed, err := l.allow(ctx, \"caller-1\", \"shared-name\")\n\t\tif err != nil {\n\t\t\tt.Fatalf(\"allow: %v\", err)\n\t\t}\n\t\tif !allowed {\n\t\t\tbreak\n\t\t}\n\t\tl.recordFailure(ctx, \"caller-1\", \"shared-name\")\n\t}\n\n\t// caller-2 attempting the SAME identity string must not be affected\n\t// — the key is composite over (caller, identity), per Marcus Ilori's\n\t// ruling, not identity alone.\n\tallowed, err := l.allow(ctx, \"caller-2\", \"shared-name\")\n\tif err != nil {\n\t\tt.Fatalf(\"allow: %v\", err)\n\t}\n\tif !allowed {\n\t\tt.Errorf(\"caller-2 was blocked by caller-1's failures against the same identity string — the key must be composite over (caller, identity)\")\n\t}\n}\n\nfunc TestIdentityRateLimiter_BoundedCardinality_DegradesOpenNotClosed(t *testing.T) {\n\tl := NewIdentityRateLimiter()\n\tctx := context.Background()\n\n\t// Flood past maxTrackedIdentities with distinct identities.\n\tfor i := 0; i < maxTrackedIdentities+10; i++ {\n\t\tif _, err := l.allow(ctx, \"flooding-caller\", string(rune(i))+\"-flood\"); err != nil {\n\t\t\tt.Fatalf(\"allow: %v\", err)\n\t\t}\n\t}\n\n\t// A brand-new identity past the cap must still be ALLOWED (fails\n\t// open on this dimension only, per this type's own doc comment) —\n\t// never silently denying service to a legitimate new identity just\n\t// because the tracked-key set is full.\n\tallowed, err := l.allow(ctx, \"flooding-caller\", \"one-more-new-identity\")\n\tif err != nil {\n\t\tt.Fatalf(\"allow: %v\", err)\n\t}\n\tif !allowed {\n\t\tt.Errorf(\"a new identity past maxTrackedIdentities was denied — this dimension must fail OPEN (allow), not closed, once the tracked-key cap is reached\")\n\t}\n}\n"
}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && go test ./internal/connector/... -run TestIdentityRateLimiter -v 2>&1 | tail -40",
  "description": "Run new identity-limiter attack-scenario tests"
}

=== RUN   TestIdentityRateLimiter_StolenIdentitiesSurviveAnUnrelatedSuccess
--- PASS: TestIdentityRateLimiter_StolenIdentitiesSurviveAnUnrelatedSuccess (0.00s)
=== RUN   TestIdentityRateLimiter_TypoIsolation
    identitylimiter_test.go:78: user-A retry after one typo should still be allowed: allowed=false err=<nil>
--- FAIL: TestIdentityRateLimiter_TypoIsolation (0.00s)
=== RUN   TestIdentityRateLimiter_DifferentCallersSameIdentityDoNotShareState
--- PASS: TestIdentityRateLimiter_DifferentCallersSameIdentityDoNotShareState (0.00s)
=== RUN   TestIdentityRateLimiter_BoundedCardinality_DegradesOpenNotClosed
--- PASS: TestIdentityRateLimiter_BoundedCardinality_DegradesOpenNotClosed (0.01s)
FAIL
FAIL	loginid-takehome/internal/connector	0.210s
FAIL
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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41/internal/connector/identitylimiter_test.go",
  "old_string": "\t// user-A mistypes once, then succeeds.\n\tif allowed, err := l.allow(ctx, caller, \"user-A\"); err != nil || !allowed {\n\t\tt.Fatalf(\"user-A first attempt: allowed=%v err=%v\", allowed, err)\n\t}\n\tl.recordFailure(ctx, caller, \"user-A\")\n\tif allowed, err := l.allow(ctx, caller, \"user-A\"); err != nil || !allowed {\n\t\tt.Fatalf(\"user-A retry after one typo should still be allowed: allowed=%v err=%v\", allowed, err)\n\t}\n\tl.recordSuccess(ctx, caller, \"user-A\")",
  "new_string": "\t// user-A mistypes once — this correctly starts user-A's OWN backoff\n\t// (same progressive-backoff-from-the-first-failure design as\n\t// api.GrantLimiter elsewhere in this codebase; not itself the\n\t// property under test here) — then eventually succeeds.\n\tif allowed, err := l.allow(ctx, caller, \"user-A\"); err != nil || !allowed {\n\t\tt.Fatalf(\"user-A first attempt: allowed=%v err=%v\", allowed, err)\n\t}\n\tl.recordFailure(ctx, caller, \"user-A\")\n\tl.recordSuccess(ctx, caller, \"user-A\")"
}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && go test ./internal/connector/... -run TestIdentityRateLimiter -v 2>&1 | tail -20",
  "description": "Re-run identity limiter tests"
}

=== RUN   TestIdentityRateLimiter_StolenIdentitiesSurviveAnUnrelatedSuccess
--- PASS: TestIdentityRateLimiter_StolenIdentitiesSurviveAnUnrelatedSuccess (0.00s)
=== RUN   TestIdentityRateLimiter_TypoIsolation
--- PASS: TestIdentityRateLimiter_TypoIsolation (0.00s)
=== RUN   TestIdentityRateLimiter_DifferentCallersSameIdentityDoNotShareState
--- PASS: TestIdentityRateLimiter_DifferentCallersSameIdentityDoNotShareState (0.00s)
=== RUN   TestIdentityRateLimiter_BoundedCardinality_DegradesOpenNotClosed
--- PASS: TestIdentityRateLimiter_BoundedCardinality_DegradesOpenNotClosed (0.01s)
PASS
ok  	loginid-takehome/internal/connector	0.291s
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && grep -n \"func TestNewAuthHandler_VendorRejects_GenericFailure\" -A20 internal/connector/handlers_test.go | tail -5",
  "description": "Find insertion point in handlers_test.go"
}

80-		t.Fatalf("decoding body: %v", err)
81-	}
82-	if body.Error != "vendor_authentication_failed" {
83-		t.Errorf("error = %q — must not distinguish unknown-username from wrong-password (connector-security.md §4)", body.Error)
84-	}
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{
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41/internal/connector/handlers_test.go",
  "offset": 80,
  "limit": 10
}

80			t.Fatalf("decoding body: %v", err)
81		}
82		if body.Error != "vendor_authentication_failed" {
83			t.Errorf("error = %q — must not distinguish unknown-username from wrong-password (connector-security.md §4)", body.Error)
84		}
85	}
86	
87	// TestNewIdentityHandler_ThreeFailureBranches_ContentIdenticalAndTimingClose
88	// is the enforcement site for both F3 (content) and Marcus Ilori's
89	// ~100ms floor ruling (timing) — refinement/LT-41.md's own named test

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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41/internal/connector/handlers_test.go",
  "old_string": "\tif body.Error != \"vendor_authentication_failed\" {\n\t\tt.Errorf(\"error = %q — must not distinguish unknown-username from wrong-password (connector-security.md §4)\", body.Error)\n\t}\n}\n\n// TestNewIdentityHandler_ThreeFailureBranches_ContentIdenticalAndTimingClose",
  "new_string": "\tif body.Error != \"vendor_authentication_failed\" {\n\t\tt.Errorf(\"error = %q — must not distinguish unknown-username from wrong-password (connector-security.md §4)\", body.Error)\n\t}\n}\n\n// TestNewAuthHandler_IdentityLimiter_WiredThroughCorrectly proves the\n// handler-level wiring, not just the identityRateLimiter component in\n// isolation: repeated failures against ONE attempted vendor username\n// eventually block further attempts against THAT username specifically,\n// while a request attempting a DIFFERENT username under the same caller\n// is unaffected — attack-tree leaf 5's per-identity dimension actually\n// reaches the handler, not just the component's own unit tests.\nfunc TestNewAuthHandler_IdentityLimiter_WiredThroughCorrectly(t *testing.T) {\n\tvendor := &fakeVendorClient{\n\t\tauthFn: func(context.Context, string, string) (string, error) { return \"\", ErrVendorAuthFailed },\n\t}\n\tlimiter := api.NewInProcessGrantLimiter(time.Millisecond, time.Hour, 1000, nil) // caller-level: high threshold, not what's under test\n\tidentityLimiter := NewIdentityRateLimiter()\n\th := NewAuthHandler(Deps{Vendor: vendor, Limiter: limiter, IdentityLimiter: identityLimiter, AuditLog: api.StdoutAuditLogger{}})\n\n\tpost := func(username string) int {\n\t\treq := withAuthContext(\"caller-1\")(httptest.NewRequest(http.MethodPost, \"/auth\",\n\t\t\tstrings.NewReader(`{\"username\":\"`+username+`\",\"password\":\"wrong\"}`)))\n\t\tw := httptest.NewRecorder()\n\t\th.ServeHTTP(w, req)\n\t\treturn w.Code\n\t}\n\n\tblockedAfter := -1\n\tfor i := 0; i < 10; i++ {\n\t\tcode := post(\"victim-username\")\n\t\tif code == http.StatusTooManyRequests {\n\t\t\tblockedAfter = i\n\t\t\tbreak\n\t\t}\n\t\tif code != http.StatusUnauthorized {\n\t\t\tt.Fatalf(\"attempt %d: status = %d, want 401 or 429\", i, code)\n\t\t}\n\t}\n\tif blockedAfter == -1 {\n\t\tt.Fatalf(\"repeated failures against the same username were never rate-limited (429) — identity-level wiring did not engage\")\n\t}\n\n\t// A DIFFERENT username under the same caller must still be reachable\n\t// (401 for the wrong password, not 429) — proving the block is\n\t// per-identity, not per-caller, at the handler level.\n\tif code := post(\"a-different-username\"); code != http.StatusUnauthorized {\n\t\tt.Errorf(\"a different username was blocked (status %d) by an unrelated username's failures under the same caller\", code)\n\t}\n}\n\n// TestNewIdentityHandler_ThreeFailureBranches_ContentIdenticalAndTimingClose"
}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && go test ./internal/connector/... -run TestNewAuthHandler_IdentityLimiter -v 2>&1 | tail -20",
  "description": "Run the new handler-level wiring test"
}

=== RUN   TestNewAuthHandler_IdentityLimiter_WiredThroughCorrectly
2026/09/13 06:26:18 audit: {"Sub":"caller-1","Scope":"connector:identity-lookup","Kind":"authn_failure","RecordIDs":null,"ReasonCode":"","Timestamp":"2026-09-13T13:26:18.02444Z"}
    handlers_test.go:129: a different username was blocked (status 429) by an unrelated username's failures under the same caller
--- FAIL: TestNewAuthHandler_IdentityLimiter_WiredThroughCorrectly (0.00s)
FAIL
FAIL	loginid-takehome/internal/connector	0.299s
FAIL
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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41/internal/connector/handlers_test.go",
  "old_string": "\tif blockedAfter == -1 {\n\t\tt.Fatalf(\"repeated failures against the same username were never rate-limited (429) — identity-level wiring did not engage\")\n\t}\n\n\t// A DIFFERENT username under the same caller must still be reachable\n\t// (401 for the wrong password, not 429) — proving the block is\n\t// per-identity, not per-caller, at the handler level.\n\tif code := post(\"a-different-username\"); code != http.StatusUnauthorized {",
  "new_string": "\tif blockedAfter == -1 {\n\t\tt.Fatalf(\"repeated failures against the same username were never rate-limited (429) — identity-level wiring did not engage\")\n\t}\n\n\t// Let the CALLER-level limiter's own (short, 1ms-base) backoff decay\n\t// — this test's caller-level limiter is deliberately permissive so\n\t// the identity dimension is what's under test, but it still applies\n\t// its own brief backoff after each failure; the identity-level\n\t// limiter's backoff (a full second, unaffected by this sleep) is\n\t// what should still be blocking \"victim-username\" specifically.\n\ttime.Sleep(10 * time.Millisecond)\n\n\t// A DIFFERENT username under the same caller must still be reachable\n\t// (401 for the wrong password, not 429) — proving the block is\n\t// per-identity, not per-caller, at the handler level.\n\tif code := post(\"a-different-username\"); code != http.StatusUnauthorized {"
}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && go test ./internal/connector/... -run TestNewAuthHandler_IdentityLimiter -v 2>&1 | tail -20",
  "description": "Re-run the wiring test"
}

=== RUN   TestNewAuthHandler_IdentityLimiter_WiredThroughCorrectly
2026/09/13 06:26:55 audit: {"Sub":"caller-1","Scope":"connector:identity-lookup","Kind":"authn_failure","RecordIDs":null,"ReasonCode":"","Timestamp":"2026-09-13T13:26:55.261398Z"}
2026/09/13 06:26:55 audit: {"Sub":"caller-1","Scope":"connector:identity-lookup","Kind":"authn_failure","RecordIDs":null,"ReasonCode":"","Timestamp":"2026-09-13T13:26:55.272052Z"}
--- PASS: TestNewAuthHandler_IdentityLimiter_WiredThroughCorrectly (0.01s)
PASS
ok  	loginid-takehome/internal/connector	0.364s
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && go build ./... && go vet ./... && gofmt -l internal/connector internal/app cmd/idp-connector 2>&1",
  "description": "Build, vet, format check"
}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && go test ./... -race 2>&1 | tail -20",
  "description": "Full race-enabled test suite"
}

?   	loginid-takehome/cmd/api-service	[no test files]
?   	loginid-takehome/cmd/idp-connector	[no test files]
ok  	loginid-takehome/internal/api	(cached)
ok  	loginid-takehome/internal/app	1.952s
ok  	loginid-takehome/internal/config	(cached)
ok  	loginid-takehome/internal/connector	1.917s
ok  	loginid-takehome/internal/dao	(cached)
ok  	loginid-takehome/internal/dao/conformance	(cached)
ok  	loginid-takehome/internal/dao/postgres	(cached)
ok  	loginid-takehome/internal/dao/sqlite	(cached)
?   	loginid-takehome/internal/model	[no test files]
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{
  "command": "command -v staticcheck || (go install honnef.co/go/tools/cmd/staticcheck@latest 2>&1 | tail -5)",
  "description": "Check for or install staticcheck"
}

go: downloading golang.org/x/exp/typeparams v0.0.0-20231108232855-2478ac86f678
go: downloading github.com/BurntSushi/toml v1.4.1-0.20240526193622-a339e1f7089c
go: downloading golang.org/x/exp v0.0.0-20231110203233-9a3e6036ecaa
go: downloading golang.org/x/sync v0.20.0
go: downloading golang.org/x/mod v0.35.0

{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && $(go env GOPATH)/bin/staticcheck ./... 2>&1 | head -60",
  "description": "Run staticcheck across the LT-41 branch"
}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-51-phc-fix && $(go env GOPATH)/bin/staticcheck ./... 2>&1 | head -60",
  "description": "Run staticcheck on PR #39 branch too"
}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && git add -A && git status --short",
  "description": "Stage LT-41 fixes"
}

M  cmd/idp-connector/main.go
M  internal/app/connector_router.go
M  internal/app/connector_router_test.go
M  internal/connector/handlers.go
M  internal/connector/handlers_test.go
M  internal/connector/httpvendorclient.go
A  internal/connector/identitylimiter.go
A  internal/connector/identitylimiter_test.go
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && git commit -m \"$(cat <<'EOF'\nLT-41: fix lint findings + add missing per-identity rate-limit dimension\n\nThree staticcheck lint failures fixed:\n- handlers.go:238, httpvendorclient.go:170 (S1016): two struct literals\n  restating every field of an identically-shaped source struct, now\n  direct type conversions (identityResponseBody(identity),\n  Identity(body)).\n- connector_router.go: unused connectorJWKSCacheTTL const — NewConnectorRouter\n  now builds its own JWKSCache internally from cfg.AuthJWKSURL (matching\n  NewVerifierRouter's established pattern) instead of taking a\n  pre-built KeySource parameter, which is what makes the const load-bearing.\n\nReal gap found by Tomasz Wrede's cold review, fixed per Marcus Ilori's\nruling: connector-security.md's attack-tree row 5 specifies backoff \"per\nidentity attempted, not just per client\" — the caller-level GrantLimiter\nalone (keyed by calling-API-client sub + source IP) means a single\nsuccess anywhere resets that caller's ENTIRE consecutive-failure count,\nletting a compromised caller cycle through many stolen identities\nindefinitely as long as it occasionally succeeds against one of them.\nSymmetrically, a shared caller-level bucket also means one legitimate\nuser's typo could, in principle, count against a different legitimate\nuser under the same caller.\n\nNew internal/connector/identitylimiter.go: identityRateLimiter wraps\napi.GrantLimiter (not a new backoff mechanism) keyed by HMAC-SHA256(caller\nsub, attempted identity) — never the raw vendor username or phone/name\nheld as a map key or logged. Bounded tracked-key cardinality\n(maxTrackedIdentities = 10000) with sweep-based eviction, same shape as\nJWKSCache's own bounded unknown-kid cap, so a flood of distinct garbage\nidentities degrades to caller-level-only protection (fails OPEN on this\ndimension specifically) rather than denying service to legitimate new\nidentities.\n\nWired into both NewAuthHandler (keyed by the submitted vendor username)\nand NewIdentityHandler (keyed by phone+name) as a second gate alongside\nthe existing caller-level Limiter, gating before the vendor call and\nrecording failure/success alongside it.\n\nTests: identitylimiter_test.go proves the two named attack scenarios\ndirectly — TestIdentityRateLimiter_StolenIdentitiesSurviveAnUnrelatedSuccess\n(a different identity's success does not reset a targeted identity's own\nbackoff) and TestIdentityRateLimiter_TypoIsolation (one identity's\nfailure does not affect a different identity under the same caller) —\nplus composite-key and bounded-cardinality-fails-open coverage.\nTestNewAuthHandler_IdentityLimiter_WiredThroughCorrectly proves the same\nproperties through the actual handler, not just the component in\nisolation.\n\nStory: LT-41\nWork-By: Renata Cole (03-engineering-delivery lead); Tomasz Wrede (02, cold review); Marcus Ilori (02, ruling)\n\nCo-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>\nClaude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011Cuba4JUvrsQCrTdUj4yzk\nEOF\n)\""
}

[feature/LT-41 5d67789] LT-41: fix lint findings + add missing per-identity rate-limit dimension
 8 files changed, 467 insertions(+), 41 deletions(-)
 create mode 100644 internal/connector/identitylimiter.go
 create mode 100644 internal/connector/identitylimiter_test.go
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https://github.com/wtvamp/loginid-takehome/pull/40#issuecomment-5653570275
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  "prompt": "Review PR #39 on github.com/wtvamp/loginid-takehome, branch fix/oauth-client-phc-hash, for track 03-engineering-delivery, from your usual production-failure-mode lens. Worktree at /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-51-phc-fix (based on origin/main, currently 4 commits ahead: 102f6f3, 6ab3d6e, 483c0f1 on top of the original PHC-format commit).\n\nThis PR is a follow-up to already-merged LT-51 (OAuth2 client-credentials token issuance). Two things bundled together:\n\n1. **PHC-format Argon2id hashes.** Priya Nandakumar (05) found that `internal/api/clientstore.go`'s `hashSecret`/`verifySecret` stored/verified Argon2id hashes as a bare `<base64-salt>$<base64-hash>` against the package's own compile-time cost constants, not a self-describing PHC string (`«REDACTED-ARGON2»`) like `user_credential.secret` elsewhere in this project. 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Also fixed the test-harness gap that let this ship: `internal/api/clientstore_pg_test.go`'s `setupIssuerDB` previously extracted the migration's `-- +goose Up` section as raw text and `Exec`'d it as one blob, never exercising goose's own statement splitter — rewritten to call `goose.Up` (`pressly/goose/v3`, the same library the real `goose` CLI is built on) against the actual migration directory.\n\nKey files (read from the worktree):\n- `internal/api/clientstore.go` — `hashSecret`, `encodePHC`, `parsePHC`/`parsePHCParam` (parses `«REDACTED-ARGON2»`, strict whole-field parsing on every field including the version), `verifySecret` (recomputes using PARSED parameters, never package constants), `needsRehash`, new `UpdateSecretHash` method on `PostgresClientStore` and the `ClientStore` interface (bounded by the existing `clientStoreQueryTimeout`, `WHERE client_id = $1 AND secret_state = 'set'`, zero-rows-affected treated as a returned (but benign/expected) error).\n- `internal/api/tokenhandler.go` — success path calls `needsRehash`/`hashSecret`/`store.UpdateSecretHash` after `RecordSuccess`, both failure modes only `log.Printf`'d, never turning the already-earned 200 into a failure.\n- `internal/api/tokenhandler_test.go` — new `TestNewTokenHandler_DriftedHashCostProfile_RehashesOnSuccess` and (just added, per a prior reviewer's gate) `TestNewTokenHandler_RehashPersistFails_GrantStillSucceeds` (asserts 200 even when `UpdateSecretHash` errors).\n- `internal/api/clientstore_test.go` — `TestVerifySecret_ReadsEmbeddedParameters_NotPackageConstants` (hand-builds a hash at `t=2`, not the package's current `t=1`, confirms it still verifies — the actual enforcement site proving parameters are read, not assumed), `TestNeedsRehash`, a malformed-hash test case covering `\"v=19x\"` (a previously-fixed `fmt.Sscanf` over-match bug).\n- `internal/api/clientstore_pg_test.go` — `setupIssuerDB` now calls `goose.Up`; new `TestPostgresClientStore_UpdateSecretHash`/`_NoSuchClient`; `TestOAuthClient_SchemaConstraints` and `TestOAuthClient_UpdatedAtTrigger` now run through the real goose parser.\n- `migrations/issuer/00001_initial_schema.sql` — the `StatementBegin`/`StatementEnd` markers, plus the `cardinality()`-based `ck_oauth_client_granted_scopes_single` CHECK fix (a separate earlier finding from Priya) and the new `updated_at` trigger.\n- `deploy/gen-argon2-hash.go`, `deploy/demo-data/qa-client-bootstrap.md` — updated to emit/document the PHC format; existing seeded rows need re-seeding.\n\nPlease run `go build ./...`, `go vet ./...`, and `go test ./...` yourself in that worktree — ideally also spin up a throwaway `postgres:16-alpine` container and set `TEST_POSTGRES_DSN` to actually run the real-Postgres integration suite (including the goose-based migration apply), not just trust that the skip-if-unset tests pass in CI. Then focus on your usual lens:\n\n1. **Rehash-on-verify in a live system under load.** `UpdateSecretHash` is called synchronously inside the token-issuance request path, adding a DB write to what was previously a read-only-after-verify request. Is there a realistic failure mode here beyond \"the write fails and gets logged\" — e.g., could a burst of legitimate traffic against a single still-drifted client (before it naturally migrates) cause a thundering-herd of redundant `UPDATE` statements against the same row, and is that a real concern given `clientStoreQueryTimeout` and the `WHERE ... AND secret_state = 'set'` guard, or a non-issue at this scale?\n2. **The goose fix's blast radius.** Is `-- +goose StatementBegin`/`StatementEnd` actually sufficient for THIS specific plpgsql function body, or is there some other multi-statement or dollar-quoted construct in the same file that could still trip the same class of bug that a purely-visual review might miss? You have goose available via the module now — actually run `goose.Up` against the fixed file yourself (not just trust the PR's own claim) as your primary verification here, the same way you'd want a fix verified in a real deploy pipeline.\n3. **The switch from a hand-rolled blob-exec harness to a real `goose.Up`-based one** — does this introduce any new production-relevant risk (e.g., the test now depends on the `pressly/goose/v3` module being available/pinned correctly, or on goose's own default table-naming/locking behavior in ways that could diverge between test and the real CI/deploy goose invocation)? Is `goose.SetDialect`/`goose.SetTableName`'s global (package-level) mutable state used anywhere in this file in a way that could cause test flakiness or cross-test interference if these tests ever run in parallel with something else that also touches goose global state?\n4. 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30	// semicolon unless a block is wrapped in "-- +goose StatementBegin"/
31	// "StatementEnd" markers, and a plain db.Exec of the whole Up section
32	// never exercises that splitting at all — it caught this file's own
33	// CREATE FUNCTION ... $$ ... $$ block cleanly in review here while the
34	// exact same file failed on the live cluster's real goose run
35	// (SQLSTATE 42601, "unterminated dollar-quoted string"). Running the
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177:		// Opportunistic rehash-on-verify (Marcus Ilori's ruling,
178-		// handoff-03-auth.md v7): reaching this point guarantees secretOK
179-		// came from the real-hash branch above (the dummy-hash branch
180-		// always sets secretOK=false), so rec.ClientSecretHash is a real,
181-		// just-verified PHC string. If its embedded cost parameters have
182-		// drifted from this package's current profile, re-hash the
183-		// secret the caller just proved they hold and persist it — this
184-		// is how an existing row migrates to a bumped cost profile
185-		// without a live-credential migration. Best-effort: a failure
186-		// here does not fail the grant already earned by a correct
187-		// secret; it's logged and the next successful auth tries again.
188-		if needsRehash(rec.ClientSecretHash) {
189-			if newHash, err := hashSecret(clientSecret); err != nil {
190-				log.Printf("api: opportunistic rehash for client_id=%s: hashing failed: %v", clientID, err)
191-			} else if err := store.UpdateSecretHash(ctx, clientID, newHash); err != nil {
192-				log.Printf("api: opportunistic rehash for client_id=%s: storing failed: %v", clientID, err)
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  "to": "project manager",
  "summary": "Nolan's review posted on #39, all gates should be clear now",
  "message": "Nolan's review is posted on PR #39 — no blockers. Also picked up two cheap fixes he flagged (go mod tidy for goose's direct/indirect marking, two documentation notes) and pushed as 2bf952c. That should be the last gate on #39 — Priya, Oren, Helena, Nolan all posted now.",
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Key points, including what changed in the fix-up commit:\n\n- The connector's own /auth and /identity are behind their own inbound JWT check — a distinct audience (idp-connector-service) and scope (connector:identity-lookup) from api-service's profile:* scopes.\n- No real ABC/XYZ vendor exists — cmd/idp-connector/main.go wires either HTTPVendorClient (if IDP_ABC_BASE_URL is configured) or a self-contained in-process StubVendorClient (the default).\n- A ~100ms uniform floor on /identity's three failure branches (no token, bad/expired token, vendor rejected it) — Marcus Ilori's ruling on a timing-oracle objection, explicitly a partial mitigation.\n- **New in the fix-up commit**: Tomasz Wrede's (02) cold review found that connector-security.md's attack-tree row 5 specifies backoff \"per identity attempted, not just per client\" — the original PR only keyed the rate limiter by (calling-API-client sub, source IP), missing the per-identity dimension entirely, meaning a compromised caller could cycle through many stolen identities indefinitely as long as it occasionally succeeded against one of them (a single success resets the caller-level GrantLimiter's whole consecutive-failure count). Fixed with a new internal/connector/identitylimiter.go: identityRateLimiter wraps api.GrantLimiter, keyed by HMAC-SHA256(caller sub, attempted identity) — never the raw vendor username or phone/name held as a map key or logged. Bounded tracked-key cardinality (maxTrackedIdentities = 10000) with sweep-based eviction (same shape as JWKSCache's own bounded unknown-kid cap), failing OPEN (allowing) on a genuinely new identity once that cap is hit rather than denying legitimate new identities. Wired as a SECOND gate (alongside the existing caller-level Limiter) into both NewAuthHandler (keyed by submitted username) and NewIdentityHandler (keyed by phone+name).\n- Also in the fix-up: two staticcheck S1016 fixes (struct-literal-to-type-conversion in handlers.go and httpvendorclient.go) and NewConnectorRouter now builds its own JWKSCache internally from cfg.AuthJWKSURL (matching NewVerifierRouter's pattern) instead of taking one as a parameter, fixing an unused-const lint finding.\n\nKey files to focus on for the NEW code (all in the worktree):\n- internal/connector/identitylimiter.go — the new component described above.\n- internal/connector/identitylimiter_test.go — TestIdentityRateLimiter_StolenIdentitiesSurviveAnUnrelatedSuccess, TestIdentityRateLimiter_TypoIsolation, TestIdentityRateLimiter_DifferentCallersSameIdentityDoNotShareState, TestIdentityRateLimiter_BoundedCardinality_DegradesOpenNotClosed.\n- internal/connector/handlers.go — the identityGateAllow/RecordFailure/RecordSuccess nil-tolerant wrapper functions and where they're wired into NewAuthHandler/NewIdentityHandler (gating BEFORE the vendor call, alongside the existing caller-level Limiter).\n- internal/connector/handlers_test.go — new TestNewAuthHandler_IdentityLimiter_WiredThroughCorrectly (handler-level, not just component-level).\n- internal/app/connector_router.go — NewConnectorRouter now constructs connector.NewIdentityRateLimiter() and passes it into Deps.\n\nPlease run `go build ./...`, `go vet ./...`, `go test ./... -race`, and ideally `staticcheck ./...` (available at $(go env GOPATH)/bin/staticcheck if already installed, or `go install honnef.co/go/tools/cmd/staticcheck@latest` if not) yourself in that worktree. Then focus on:\n\n1. **Production-failure-mode read on the new identityRateLimiter's memory/state growth.** It wraps a real api.InProcessGrantLimiter instance (which already has its own sweep-based eviction) PLUS its own separate `trackedAt map[string]time.Time` with its own independent sweep (identityTrackedKeyTTL = 1 hour, identitySweepInterval = 1 minute). Walk through whether these two independent eviction mechanisms (the wrapped GrantLimiter's internal one, and this type's own trackedAt map) can ever drift out of sync in a way that leaks memory — e.g., could a key get evicted from the OUTER trackedAt map (making the identity \"forgettable,\" so a new attempt against it resets to a fresh/unblocked state) while the INNER GrantLimiter still holds backoff state for that same hashed key that never gets cleaned up, or vice versa? Is the double-bookkeeping (same hashed value used as BOTH GrantLimiter key slots) actually harmless the way the code comments claim, or does it double the memory footprint per identity in a way worth flagging?\n2. **The \"fails open past the cap\" design (maxTrackedIdentities = 10000).** In your experience, is a hardcoded 10,000-entry cap with no operator-visible metric or alert when it's being approached/exceeded a real operational blind spot — i.e., if an attacker or a bug drove tracked-identity cardinality up to the cap, would anyone actually notice before the protection silently degraded to caller-level-only? Is this the same class of \"silent degradation nobody notices until the incident\" you've flagged before in this project (e.g., the JWKS unknown-kid cap), or is the analogy inexact?\n3. **Composite-key correctness under real traffic.** hashIdentity(callerSub, attemptedIdentity) uses HMAC-SHA256 with a random-at-startup key. Confirm: does a process restart (e.g., during a rolling deploy) silently reset ALL identity-level backoff state (since the HMAC key regenerates and old hash values become meaningless)? Is that acceptable, or does it create an exploitable \"restart to reset your own rate limit\" pattern an attacker who can trigger connector restarts (or who simply waits for a routine deploy) could exploit? Compare to how the CALLER-level GrantLimiter would behave on the same restart (it also loses all state — is the identity limiter actually WORSE here, or the same known limitation extended consistently?).\n4. **The handler wiring order** — in NewAuthHandler and NewIdentityHandler, confirm the caller-level Limiter check happens strictly before the identity-level check, and that RecordFailure/RecordSuccess are called on BOTH limiters at the same points (not just one) on every code path, so the two never drift out of sync with each other (e.g., a bug where one gets a failure recorded but the other doesn't, over many requests, would slowly make the two limiters tell different stories).\n5. Anything else your pattern-matching flags. This is your first pass on this PR, so also feel free to comment on anything from the ORIGINAL (non-delta) implementation if something jumps out, though the primary ask is the new identity-limiter code.\n\nReport your findings in plain prose to Renata Cole (03 lead), as you'd normally report a review. Distinguish real bugs from acceptable, already-understood scope limitations that deserve a documentation note, not rework. If everything holds up, say so plainly."
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  "description": "Oren re-review of PR #40 delta",
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  "prompt": "Re-review PR #40 on github.com/wtvamp/loginid-takehome, branch feature/LT-41, for track 03-engineering-delivery. Worktree at /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 (based on origin/main, at commit 5d67789).\n\nYou already reviewed this PR's original implementation and found no blockers (approved with two non-blocking notes: an IP-topology observation about the per-source-IP dimension, and StubVendorClient's unbounded tokens map). This is a re-review of the DELTA only — a new fix-up commit on top of your prior review, titled \"LT-41: fix lint findings + add missing per-identity rate-limit dimension.\" You do not need to re-review everything from scratch; focus on what changed.\n\nWhat changed, per the commit:\n1. Two staticcheck S1016 lint fixes: internal/connector/handlers.go's success-path struct literal `identityResponseBody{Name: identity.Name, ...}` replaced with a direct type conversion `identityResponseBody(identity)`; internal/connector/httpvendorclient.go's `Identity{Name: body.Name, ...}` replaced with `Identity(body)`. Both rely on the two struct types having identical field name/order/type sequences (only json tags differ).\n2. internal/app/connector_router.go's unused `connectorJWKSCacheTTL` const fixed by having `NewConnectorRouter` build its own `api.JWKSCache` internally from `cfg.AuthJWKSURL` (removing the `keys api.KeySource` parameter it used to take) — matching `NewVerifierRouter`'s existing pattern elsewhere in this codebase. cmd/idp-connector/main.go and internal/app/connector_router_test.go were updated for the new signature.\n3. A real finding from Tomasz Wrede's (02) cold review: connector-security.md's attack-tree row 5 specifies backoff \"per identity attempted, not just per client\" — the original implementation only keyed the rate limiter by (calling-API-client sub, source IP), so a single success anywhere reset that caller's entire consecutive-failure count, letting a compromised caller cycle through many stolen identities indefinitely as long as it occasionally succeeded against one. Fixed with a new file, internal/connector/identitylimiter.go: `identityRateLimiter` wraps `api.GrantLimiter` (not a new backoff mechanism), keyed by `hashIdentity(callerSub, attemptedIdentity)` — HMAC-SHA256 with a random-at-process-start key, never the raw vendor username/phone/name held as a map key or logged. Has its own bounded tracked-key set (`trackedAt map[string]time.Time`, capped at `maxTrackedIdentities = 10000`) with its own independent sweep (`identityTrackedKeyTTL` = 1 hour, `identitySweepInterval` = 1 minute) on top of the wrapped GrantLimiter's own internal sweep — fails OPEN (allows) on a genuinely new identity once the cap is hit, per the same reasoning as JWKSCache's own bounded unknown-kid cap. Wired as a second gate (alongside the existing caller-level Limiter, both must pass) into both NewAuthHandler (keyed by submitted vendor username) and NewIdentityHandler (keyed by phone+name), gating and recording failure/success at the same points as the existing caller-level limiter.\n\nNew/changed files to focus on:\n- internal/connector/identitylimiter.go (new)\n- internal/connector/identitylimiter_test.go (new) — TestIdentityRateLimiter_StolenIdentitiesSurviveAnUnrelatedSuccess, TestIdentityRateLimiter_TypoIsolation, TestIdentityRateLimiter_DifferentCallersSameIdentityDoNotShareState, TestIdentityRateLimiter_BoundedCardinality_DegradesOpenNotClosed\n- internal/connector/handlers.go (changed — the Deps struct gained IdentityLimiter, plus the nil-tolerant identityGateAllow/RecordFailure/RecordSuccess wrapper functions and their call sites in both handlers)\n- internal/connector/handlers_test.go (changed — new TestNewAuthHandler_IdentityLimiter_WiredThroughCorrectly)\n- internal/app/connector_router.go (changed)\n- cmd/idp-connector/main.go, internal/app/connector_router_test.go (changed for the signature update)\n- internal/connector/httpvendorclient.go (changed — the one struct-literal-to-conversion line)\n\nPlease run `go build ./...`, `go vet ./...`, `go test ./... -race`, and `staticcheck ./...` (at $(go env GOPATH)/bin/staticcheck if installed, else `go install honnef.co/go/tools/cmd/staticcheck@latest`) yourself in that worktree to confirm the lint findings are actually resolved and nothing new broke. Then focus your detail-oriented review on:\n\n1. Do the two S1016 type-conversion fixes actually hold — do `Identity` and `identityResponseBody`, and `Identity` and `vendorIdentityResponse`, genuinely have identical field name/order/type sequences such that the conversions are valid and correct (not just \"it compiled\")? Check both conversions' source and destination struct definitions directly.\n2. Is `identityRateLimiter`'s \"use the same hashed value for both of GrantLimiter's key slots\" approach (documented as \"harmless, just double bookkeeping for one entity\") actually correct — walk through `GrantLimiter.Allow`'s real logic (`!isBlocked(byClientID[clientID]) && !isBlocked(bySourceIP[sourceIP])`) with `clientID == sourceIP == key` and confirm there's no scenario where this ANDing behaves differently than intended (e.g., does RecordFailure/RecordSuccess's advancing of both maps in lockstep ever produce a different effective backoff than a hypothetical single-map version would)?\n3. `parsePHCParam`-style defensive parsing isn't relevant here, but check `hashIdentity`'s separator byte (`mac.Write([]byte{0})` between callerSub and attemptedIdentity) — is a single null byte actually sufficient to prevent key collisions between different (callerSub, attemptedIdentity) pairs, given that callerSub and attemptedIdentity are both arbitrary strings that could themselves contain a null byte? Is there a concatenation-ambiguity attack here or is HMAC's own domain separation (via the two `Write` calls being over the whole key, not naively concatenated externally) sufficient regardless of the null-byte separator?\n4. The bounded-cardinality fail-open test (`TestIdentityRateLimiter_BoundedCardinality_DegradesOpenNotClosed`) floods with `maxTrackedIdentities+10` distinct identities using `string(rune(i))+\"-flood\"` as the identity value — check this test actually produces `maxTrackedIdentities+10` genuinely DISTINCT map keys (no accidental collisions from `rune(i)` for `i` in `[0, 10010)`, given `rune` conversion behavior for values outside typical printable ranges) and that the test's assertion is actually exercising the fail-open path it claims to, not something else.\n5. Confirm the updated `NewConnectorRouter` signature change didn't leave any dead code or stale doc comments referencing the old `keys api.KeySource` parameter anywhere (e.g., in connector_router.go's own doc comment, or anywhere else in the codebase that might reference the old signature in a comment even if not in code).\n6. Anything else — your usual review lens.\n\nReport your findings in plain prose to Renata Cole (03 lead), as you'd normally report a review — this is a re-review of a delta, so structure your report accordingly (confirm the two lint fixes are correct, then focus most of your attention on the new identity-limiter code). If everything holds up, say so plainly."
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  "summary": "Requesting Tomasz's re-check on PR #40's identity-limiter fix",
  "message": "Pushed the per-identity rate-limit fix for PR #40 (5d67789) — internal/connector/identitylimiter.go, keyed by HMAC-SHA256(caller sub, attempted identity), bounded tracked-key cardinality (10,000) with sweep-based eviction, wired into both /auth and /identity alongside the existing caller-level limiter. Tests directly prove the two named scenarios: TestIdentityRateLimiter_StolenIdentitiesSurviveAnUnrelatedSuccess and TestIdentityRateLimiter_TypoIsolation. Requesting Tomasz's re-check on whether this closes his finding as intended. Oren and Nolan are also re-reviewing the delta now.",
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1	package connector
2	
3	import (
4		"context"
5		"crypto/hmac"
6		"crypto/rand"
7		"crypto/sha256"
8		"encoding/hex"
9		"sync"
10		"time"
11	
12		"loginid-takehome/internal/api"
13	)
14	
15	// identityLimiterBaseBackoff/MaxBackoff/AlertThreshold are this
16	// component's own engineering defaults, same reasoning as
17	// connectorVendorLimiterBaseBackoff/etc. in internal/app/connector_router.go
18	// — flagged for 02's review rather than treated as ruled numbers.
19	const (
20		identityLimiterBaseBackoff    = 1 * time.Second
21		identityLimiterMaxBackoff     = 5 * time.Minute
22		identityLimiterAlertThreshold = 10
23	)
24	
25	// maxTrackedIdentities bounds this limiter's own tracked-key set
26	// independently of api.GrantLimiter's time-based sweep — the same
27	// "bounded distinct-key cardinality" pattern LT-40's JWKSCache already
28	// uses for unknown kids (jwksMaxTrackedUnknownKids), extended here to a
29	// much larger value: unlike a kid (a small, bounded set of currently
30	// valid signing keys), a legitimate identity space can genuinely be
31	// large (many real vendor end-users), so capping at JWKS's own
32	// small number would fail open on ordinary traffic almost immediately.
33	// This is this component's own engineering default (flagged for 02's
34	// review), not a ruled number.
35	const maxTrackedIdentities = 10000
36	
37	// identityTrackedKeyTTL/identitySweepInterval bound how long a tracked
38	// identity key survives with no further activity — same sweep-based
39	// eviction shape as InProcessGrantLimiter/InProcessTouchCounter/
40	// JWKSCache's own unknown-kid map, so a burst of one-off garbage
41	// identities doesn't permanently consume tracked-key slots.
42	const (
43		identityTrackedKeyTTL = time.Hour
44		identitySweepInterval = time.Minute
45	)
46	
47	// identityHMACKey is generated once per process — this limiter's keys
48	// never need to survive a restart (the state itself is in-process and
49	// ephemeral), so a random key generated at process start is sufficient
50	// and avoids embedding any fixed secret in source.
51	var identityHMACKey = mustRandomBytes(32)
52	
53	func mustRandomBytes(n int) []byte {
54		b := make([]byte, n)
55		if _, err := rand.Read(b); err != nil {
56			panic("connector: generating identity-limiter HMAC key: " + err.Error())
57		}
58		return b
59	}
60	
61	// hashIdentity derives this limiter's map key from (callerSub,
62	// attemptedIdentity) — HMAC-SHA256, never the raw attempted identity
63	// (a vendor username, or a phone/name pair) held as a map key or ever
64	// logged (Tomasz Wrede's review, PR #40: "a salted/hashed submitted
65	// identity, never the raw username/phone/whatever's being tried against
66	// the vendor"). Composite over BOTH callerSub and attemptedIdentity —
67	// per Marcus Ilori's ruling — so two different internal callers
68	// submitting the same identity string never share one bucket, even
69	// though this project's actual topology has only one internal caller
70	// today.
71	func hashIdentity(callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) string {
72		mac := hmac.New(sha256.New, identityHMACKey)
73		mac.Write([]byte(callerSub))
74		mac.Write([]byte{0}) // separator: prevents ("ab","c") colliding with ("a","bc")
75		mac.Write([]byte(attemptedIdentity))
76		return hex.EncodeToString(mac.Sum(nil))
77	}
78	
79	// identityRateLimiter is attack-tree leaf 5's missing second dimension
80	// (Tomasz Wrede's cold review of PR #40): connector-security.md's own
81	// ruled control specifies backoff "per identity attempted, not just per
82	// client" — the caller-level GrantLimiter instance
83	// (internal/app/connector_router.go) alone means a single success
84	// anywhere resets that caller's ENTIRE consecutive-failure count,
85	// letting a compromised caller cycle through many stolen identities
86	// indefinitely as long as it occasionally succeeds against one of them.
87	// This type tracks backoff per (caller, attempted identity) instead, so
88	// retrying the SAME identity trips independently of whether some OTHER
89	// identity under the same caller just succeeded — and, symmetrically,
90	// one legitimate user's typo never affects a different legitimate
91	// user's own attempt under the same caller (both are named,
92	// enforcement-tested properties, not just a design intent).
93	//
94	// Wraps api.GrantLimiter (not a new backoff mechanism — the hashed
95	// identity is used as BOTH of GrantLimiter's own two key slots, since
96	// neither "client_id" nor "source IP" is the right name for what this
97	// tracks; using the same value for both is harmless, just double
98	// bookkeeping for one entity) with an explicit, bounded tracked-key set
99	// so an attacker submitting unbounded distinct garbage identities can't
100	// grow memory without limit between GrantLimiter's own periodic sweeps.
101	type identityRateLimiter struct {
102		underlying *api.InProcessGrantLimiter
103	
104		mu        sync.Mutex
105		trackedAt map[string]time.Time
106		lastSweep time.Time
107	}
108	
109	func NewIdentityRateLimiter() *identityRateLimiter {
110		return &identityRateLimiter{
111			underlying: api.NewInProcessGrantLimiter(
112				identityLimiterBaseBackoff, identityLimiterMaxBackoff, identityLimiterAlertThreshold, nil,
113			),
114			trackedAt: make(map[string]time.Time),
115		}
116	}
117	
118	// allow reports whether an attempt against attemptedIdentity by
119	// callerSub may proceed. Once maxTrackedIdentities distinct keys are
120	// already tracked, a genuinely NEW identity is allowed through this
121	// limiter (fails open on THIS dimension only) rather than blocking
122	// every new identity outright — the caller-level GrantLimiter still
123	// provides a base rate limit regardless, so this degrades to
124	// caller-level-only protection under a tracked-key flood rather than
125	// denying service to legitimate new identities (same reasoning as
126	// JWKSCache's own bounded unknown-kid cap).
127	func (l *identityRateLimiter) allow(ctx context.Context, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) (bool, error) {
128		key := hashIdentity(callerSub, attemptedIdentity)
129	
130		l.mu.Lock()
131		now := time.Now()
132		l.sweepLocked(now)
133		if _, tracked := l.trackedAt[key]; !tracked {
134			if len(l.trackedAt) >= maxTrackedIdentities {
135				l.mu.Unlock()
136				return true, nil
137			}
138			l.trackedAt[key] = now
139		} else {
140			l.trackedAt[key] = now
141		}
142		l.mu.Unlock()
143	
144		return l.underlying.Allow(ctx, key, key)
145	}
146	
147	func (l *identityRateLimiter) recordFailure(ctx context.Context, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) {
148		key := hashIdentity(callerSub, attemptedIdentity)
149		l.underlying.RecordFailure(ctx, key, key)
150	}
151	
152	func (l *identityRateLimiter) recordSuccess(ctx context.Context, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) {
153		key := hashIdentity(callerSub, attemptedIdentity)
154		l.underlying.RecordSuccess(ctx, key, key)
155	}
156	
157	func (l *identityRateLimiter) sweepLocked(now time.Time) {
158		if now.Sub(l.lastSweep) < identitySweepInterval {
159			return
160		}
161		l.lastSweep = now
162		for k, seenAt := range l.trackedAt {
163			if now.Sub(seenAt) >= identityTrackedKeyTTL {
164				delete(l.trackedAt, k)
165			}
166		}
167	}
168	

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1	package connector
2	
3	import (
4		"context"
5		"crypto/hmac"
6		"crypto/rand"
7		"crypto/sha256"
8		"encoding/hex"
9		"sync"
10		"time"
11	
12		"loginid-takehome/internal/api"
13	)
14	
15	// identityLimiterBaseBackoff/MaxBackoff/AlertThreshold are this
16	// component's own engineering defaults, same reasoning as
17	// connectorVendorLimiterBaseBackoff/etc. in internal/app/connector_router.go
18	// — flagged for 02's review rather than treated as ruled numbers.
19	const (
20		identityLimiterBaseBackoff    = 1 * time.Second
21		identityLimiterMaxBackoff     = 5 * time.Minute
22		identityLimiterAlertThreshold = 10
23	)
24	
25	// maxTrackedIdentities bounds this limiter's own tracked-key set
26	// independently of api.GrantLimiter's time-based sweep — the same
27	// "bounded distinct-key cardinality" pattern LT-40's JWKSCache already
28	// uses for unknown kids (jwksMaxTrackedUnknownKids), extended here to a
29	// much larger value: unlike a kid (a small, bounded set of currently
30	// valid signing keys), a legitimate identity space can genuinely be
31	// large (many real vendor end-users), so capping at JWKS's own
32	// small number would fail open on ordinary traffic almost immediately.
33	// This is this component's own engineering default (flagged for 02's
34	// review), not a ruled number.
35	const maxTrackedIdentities = 10000
36	
37	// identityTrackedKeyTTL/identitySweepInterval bound how long a tracked
38	// identity key survives with no further activity — same sweep-based
39	// eviction shape as InProcessGrantLimiter/InProcessTouchCounter/
40	// JWKSCache's own unknown-kid map, so a burst of one-off garbage
41	// identities doesn't permanently consume tracked-key slots.
42	const (
43		identityTrackedKeyTTL = time.Hour
44		identitySweepInterval = time.Minute
45	)
46	
47	// identityHMACKey is generated once per process — this limiter's keys
48	// never need to survive a restart (the state itself is in-process and
49	// ephemeral), so a random key generated at process start is sufficient
50	// and avoids embedding any fixed secret in source.
51	var identityHMACKey = mustRandomBytes(32)
52	
53	func mustRandomBytes(n int) []byte {
54		b := make([]byte, n)
55		if _, err := rand.Read(b); err != nil {
56			panic("connector: generating identity-limiter HMAC key: " + err.Error())
57		}
58		return b
59	}
60	
61	// hashIdentity derives this limiter's map key from (callerSub,
62	// attemptedIdentity) — HMAC-SHA256, never the raw attempted identity
63	// (a vendor username, or a phone/name pair) held as a map key or ever
64	// logged (Tomasz Wrede's review, PR #40: "a salted/hashed submitted
65	// identity, never the raw username/phone/whatever's being tried against
66	// the vendor"). Composite over BOTH callerSub and attemptedIdentity —
67	// per Marcus Ilori's ruling — so two different internal callers
68	// submitting the same identity string never share one bucket, even
69	// though this project's actual topology has only one internal caller
70	// today.
71	func hashIdentity(callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) string {
72		mac := hmac.New(sha256.New, identityHMACKey)
73		mac.Write([]byte(callerSub))
74		mac.Write([]byte{0}) // separator: prevents ("ab","c") colliding with ("a","bc")
75		mac.Write([]byte(attemptedIdentity))
76		return hex.EncodeToString(mac.Sum(nil))
77	}
78	
79	// identityRateLimiter is attack-tree leaf 5's missing second dimension
80	// (Tomasz Wrede's cold review of PR #40): connector-security.md's own
81	// ruled control specifies backoff "per identity attempted, not just per
82	// client" — the caller-level GrantLimiter instance
83	// (internal/app/connector_router.go) alone means a single success
84	// anywhere resets that caller's ENTIRE consecutive-failure count,
85	// letting a compromised caller cycle through many stolen identities
86	// indefinitely as long as it occasionally succeeds against one of them.
87	// This type tracks backoff per (caller, attempted identity) instead, so
88	// retrying the SAME identity trips independently of whether some OTHER
89	// identity under the same caller just succeeded — and, symmetrically,
90	// one legitimate user's typo never affects a different legitimate
91	// user's own attempt under the same caller (both are named,
92	// enforcement-tested properties, not just a design intent).
93	//
94	// Wraps api.GrantLimiter (not a new backoff mechanism — the hashed
95	// identity is used as BOTH of GrantLimiter's own two key slots, since
96	// neither "client_id" nor "source IP" is the right name for what this
97	// tracks; using the same value for both is harmless, just double
98	// bookkeeping for one entity) with an explicit, bounded tracked-key set
99	// so an attacker submitting unbounded distinct garbage identities can't
100	// grow memory without limit between GrantLimiter's own periodic sweeps.
101	type identityRateLimiter struct {
102		underlying *api.InProcessGrantLimiter
103	
104		mu        sync.Mutex
105		trackedAt map[string]time.Time
106		lastSweep time.Time
107	}
108	
109	func NewIdentityRateLimiter() *identityRateLimiter {
110		return &identityRateLimiter{
111			underlying: api.NewInProcessGrantLimiter(
112				identityLimiterBaseBackoff, identityLimiterMaxBackoff, identityLimiterAlertThreshold, nil,
113			),
114			trackedAt: make(map[string]time.Time),
115		}
116	}
117	
118	// trackOrCheck is the ONE place that decides whether key is "tracked" —
119	// called from allow (where a not-yet-tracked key is admitted if there's
120	// room under maxTrackedIdentities) and from recordFailure/recordSuccess
121	// (where a not-tracked key is never admitted; record* never adds a new
122	// entry on its own). This single choke point is what actually enforces
123	// the memory bound: recordFailure/recordSuccess used to skip this check
124	// entirely and call straight into the wrapped api.GrantLimiter, so an
125	// attacker flooding past the cap with fresh failing identities grew that
126	// limiter's own byClientID/bySourceIP maps without limit even though
127	// allow() itself correctly degraded open — the cap was checked in the
128	// one place that doesn't retain state and skipped in the two places
129	// that do (Nolan Reyes, PR #40 review). Now every one of the three entry
130	// points agrees on the same tracked/not-tracked answer for a given key
131	// at a given moment, and only a tracked key ever reaches the wrapped
132	// limiter at all.
133	func (l *identityRateLimiter) trackOrCheck(key string, admitIfRoom bool) bool {
134		l.mu.Lock()
135		defer l.mu.Unlock()
136		now := time.Now()
137		l.sweepLocked(now)
138	
139		if _, tracked := l.trackedAt[key]; tracked {
140			l.trackedAt[key] = now // refresh: this is activity, extend the TTL
141			return true
142		}
143		if !admitIfRoom || len(l.trackedAt) >= maxTrackedIdentities {
144			return false
145		}
146		l.trackedAt[key] = now
147		return true
148	}
149	
150	// allow reports whether an attempt against attemptedIdentity by
151	// callerSub may proceed. Once maxTrackedIdentities distinct keys are
152	// already tracked, a genuinely NEW identity is allowed through this
153	// limiter (fails open on THIS dimension only) rather than blocking
154	// every new identity outright — the caller-level GrantLimiter still
155	// provides a base rate limit regardless, so this degrades to
156	// caller-level-only protection under a tracked-key flood rather than
157	// denying service to legitimate new identities (same reasoning as
158	// JWKSCache's own bounded unknown-kid cap).
159	func (l *identityRateLimiter) allow(ctx context.Context, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) (bool, error) {
160		key := hashIdentity(callerSub, attemptedIdentity)
161		if !l.trackOrCheck(key, true) {
162			// Cap reached and this is a genuinely new identity this request
163			// — fail open on this dimension; the caller-level limiter is
164			// still the base protection.
165			return true, nil
166		}
167		return l.underlying.Allow(ctx, key, key)
168	}
169	
170	// recordFailure/recordSuccess never admit a new key on their own — only
171	// allow() (called first, on every request, per handlers.go's wiring)
172	// decides whether a key gets tracked. A key that allow() fail-opened
173	// past the cap is therefore never recorded into the wrapped limiter
174	// either, which is exactly what keeps that limiter's own maps bounded
175	// by maxTrackedIdentities rather than by however many distinct
176	// identities an attacker can generate.
177	func (l *identityRateLimiter) recordFailure(ctx context.Context, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) {
178		key := hashIdentity(callerSub, attemptedIdentity)
179		if !l.trackOrCheck(key, false) {
180			return
181		}
182		l.underlying.RecordFailure(ctx, key, key)
183	}
184	
185	func (l *identityRateLimiter) recordSuccess(ctx context.Context, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) {
186		key := hashIdentity(callerSub, attemptedIdentity)
187		if !l.trackOrCheck(key, false) {
188			return
189		}
190		l.underlying.RecordSuccess(ctx, key, key)
191	}
192	
193	func (l *identityRateLimiter) sweepLocked(now time.Time) {
194		if now.Sub(l.lastSweep) < identitySweepInterval {
195			return
196		}
197		l.lastSweep = now
198		for k, seenAt := range l.trackedAt {
199			if now.Sub(seenAt) >= identityTrackedKeyTTL {
200				delete(l.trackedAt, k)
201			}
202		}
203	}
204	

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31:// pressure, not fail-open... a shared, aggressive rate limit instead of
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  "description": "Locate the test to rewrite"
}

123:func TestIdentityRateLimiter_BoundedCardinality_DegradesOpenNotClosed(t *testing.T) {
124-	l := NewIdentityRateLimiter()
125-	ctx := context.Background()
126-
127-	// Flood past maxTrackedIdentities with distinct identities.
128-	for i := 0; i < maxTrackedIdentities+10; i++ {
129-		if _, err := l.allow(ctx, "flooding-caller", string(rune(i))+"-flood"); err != nil {
130-			t.Fatalf("allow: %v", err)
131-		}
132-	}
133-
134-	// A brand-new identity past the cap must still be ALLOWED (fails
135-	// open on this dimension only, per this type's own doc comment) —
136-	// never silently denying service to a legitimate new identity just
137-	// because the tracked-key set is full.
138-	allowed, err := l.allow(ctx, "flooding-caller", "one-more-new-identity")
139-	if err != nil {
140-		t.Fatalf("allow: %v", err)
141-	}
142-	if !allowed {
143-		t.Errorf("a new identity past maxTrackedIdentities was denied — this dimension must fail OPEN (allow), not closed, once the tracked-key cap is reached")
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  "offset": 120,
  "limit": 30
}

120		}
121	}
122	
123	func TestIdentityRateLimiter_BoundedCardinality_DegradesOpenNotClosed(t *testing.T) {
124		l := NewIdentityRateLimiter()
125		ctx := context.Background()
126	
127		// Flood past maxTrackedIdentities with distinct identities.
128		for i := 0; i < maxTrackedIdentities+10; i++ {
129			if _, err := l.allow(ctx, "flooding-caller", string(rune(i))+"-flood"); err != nil {
130				t.Fatalf("allow: %v", err)
131			}
132		}
133	
134		// A brand-new identity past the cap must still be ALLOWED (fails
135		// open on this dimension only, per this type's own doc comment) —
136		// never silently denying service to a legitimate new identity just
137		// because the tracked-key set is full.
138		allowed, err := l.allow(ctx, "flooding-caller", "one-more-new-identity")
139		if err != nil {
140			t.Fatalf("allow: %v", err)
141		}
142		if !allowed {
143			t.Errorf("a new identity past maxTrackedIdentities was denied — this dimension must fail OPEN (allow), not closed, once the tracked-key cap is reached")
144		}
145	}
146	

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}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && go test ./internal/connector/... -run TestIdentityRateLimiter -v 2>&1 | tail -40",
  "description": "Run updated identity limiter tests"
}

=== RUN   TestIdentityRateLimiter_StolenIdentitiesSurviveAnUnrelatedSuccess
--- PASS: TestIdentityRateLimiter_StolenIdentitiesSurviveAnUnrelatedSuccess (0.00s)
=== RUN   TestIdentityRateLimiter_TypoIsolation
--- PASS: TestIdentityRateLimiter_TypoIsolation (0.00s)
=== RUN   TestIdentityRateLimiter_DifferentCallersSameIdentityDoNotShareState
--- PASS: TestIdentityRateLimiter_DifferentCallersSameIdentityDoNotShareState (0.00s)
=== RUN   TestIdentityRateLimiter_BoundedCardinality_OverflowsToSharedBucket
--- PASS: TestIdentityRateLimiter_BoundedCardinality_OverflowsToSharedBucket (0.01s)
=== RUN   TestIdentityRateLimiter_TrackedIdentityUnaffectedByOverflowPressure
--- PASS: TestIdentityRateLimiter_TrackedIdentityUnaffectedByOverflowPressure (0.01s)
PASS
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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && go build ./... && go vet ./... && gofmt -l internal/connector 2>&1 && go test ./... -race 2>&1 | tail -15 && $(go env GOPATH)/bin/staticcheck ./... 2>&1 | head -30",
  "description": "Full build/vet/fmt/test/staticcheck pass"
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && grep -n \"attemptedIdentity := body.Phone\" internal/connector/handlers.go",
  "description": "Locate the phone+name concatenation Oren flagged"
}

269:		attemptedIdentity := body.Phone + "|" + body.Name
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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41/internal/connector/identitylimiter.go",
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}

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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && grep -n \"func (l \\*identityRateLimiter)\" internal/connector/identitylimiter.go",
  "description": "Find the identityRateLimiter methods to update"
}

182:func (l *identityRateLimiter) trackOrCheck(key string, admitIfRoom bool) bool {
208:func (l *identityRateLimiter) allow(ctx context.Context, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) (bool, error) {
225:func (l *identityRateLimiter) recordFailure(ctx context.Context, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) {
234:func (l *identityRateLimiter) recordSuccess(ctx context.Context, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) {
243:func (l *identityRateLimiter) sweepLocked(now time.Time) {
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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && python3 - <<'EOF'\nimport re\npath = \"internal/connector/identitylimiter.go\"\nwith open(path) as f:\n    content = f.read()\n\ncontent = content.replace(\n    'func (l *identityRateLimiter) allow(ctx context.Context, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) (bool, error) {\\n\\tkey := hashIdentity(callerSub, attemptedIdentity)',\n    'func (l *identityRateLimiter) allow(ctx context.Context, callerSub string, identityParts ...string) (bool, error) {\\n\\tkey := hashIdentity(callerSub, identityParts...)'\n)\ncontent = content.replace(\n    'func (l *identityRateLimiter) recordFailure(ctx context.Context, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) {\\n\\tkey := hashIdentity(callerSub, attemptedIdentity)',\n    'func (l *identityRateLimiter) recordFailure(ctx context.Context, callerSub string, identityParts ...string) {\\n\\tkey := hashIdentity(callerSub, identityParts...)'\n)\ncontent = content.replace(\n    'func (l *identityRateLimiter) recordSuccess(ctx context.Context, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) {\\n\\tkey := hashIdentity(callerSub, attemptedIdentity)',\n    'func (l *identityRateLimiter) recordSuccess(ctx context.Context, callerSub string, identityParts ...string) {\\n\\tkey := hashIdentity(callerSub, identityParts...)'\n)\n\nwith open(path, \"w\") as f:\n    f.write(content)\nprint(\"done\")\nEOF\ngrep -n \"func (l \\*identityRateLimiter) allow\\|func (l \\*identityRateLimiter) recordFailure\\|func (l \\*identityRateLimiter) recordSuccess\" internal/connector/identitylimiter.go",
  "description": "Update method signatures to variadic identityParts"
}

done
208:func (l *identityRateLimiter) allow(ctx context.Context, callerSub string, identityParts ...string) (bool, error) {
225:func (l *identityRateLimiter) recordFailure(ctx context.Context, callerSub string, identityParts ...string) {
234:func (l *identityRateLimiter) recordSuccess(ctx context.Context, callerSub string, identityParts ...string) {
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  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41/internal/connector/handlers.go",
  "offset": 55,
  "limit": 30
}

55	// letting a compromised caller cycle through many stolen identities
56	// indefinitely (Tomasz Wrede's cold review, PR #40). May be nil in tests
57	// that don't exercise this dimension; NewConnectorRouter always
58	// constructs a real one.
59	type Deps struct {
60		Vendor          VendorClient
61		Limiter         vendorLimiter
62		IdentityLimiter *identityRateLimiter
63		AuditLog        api.AuditLogger
64	}
65	
66	// identityGateAllow/RecordFailure/RecordSuccess are deps.IdentityLimiter's
67	// call sites, tolerant of a nil IdentityLimiter (tests that only care
68	// about the caller-level Limiter dimension can omit it — the identity
69	// dimension then simply isn't enforced, never a panic).
70	func identityGateAllow(ctx context.Context, l *identityRateLimiter, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) (bool, error) {
71		if l == nil {
72			return true, nil
73		}
74		return l.allow(ctx, callerSub, attemptedIdentity)
75	}
76	
77	func identityGateRecordFailure(ctx context.Context, l *identityRateLimiter, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) {
78		if l == nil {
79			return
80		}
81		l.recordFailure(ctx, callerSub, attemptedIdentity)
82	}
83	
84	func identityGateRecordSuccess(ctx context.Context, l *identityRateLimiter, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) {

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}

84	func identityGateRecordSuccess(ctx context.Context, l *identityRateLimiter, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) {
85		if l == nil {
86			return
87		}
88		l.recordSuccess(ctx, callerSub, attemptedIdentity)
89	}
90	
91	func sourceIPFrom(r *http.Request) string {
92		host, _, err := net.SplitHostPort(r.RemoteAddr)
93		if err != nil {

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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41/internal/connector/handlers.go",
  "old_string": "// identityGateAllow/RecordFailure/RecordSuccess are deps.IdentityLimiter's\n// call sites, tolerant of a nil IdentityLimiter (tests that only care\n// about the caller-level Limiter dimension can omit it — the identity\n// dimension then simply isn't enforced, never a panic).\nfunc identityGateAllow(ctx context.Context, l *identityRateLimiter, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) (bool, error) {\n\tif l == nil {\n\t\treturn true, nil\n\t}\n\treturn l.allow(ctx, callerSub, attemptedIdentity)\n}\n\nfunc identityGateRecordFailure(ctx context.Context, l *identityRateLimiter, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) {\n\tif l == nil {\n\t\treturn\n\t}\n\tl.recordFailure(ctx, callerSub, attemptedIdentity)\n}\n\nfunc identityGateRecordSuccess(ctx context.Context, l *identityRateLimiter, callerSub, attemptedIdentity string) {\n\tif l == nil {\n\t\treturn\n\t}\n\tl.recordSuccess(ctx, callerSub, attemptedIdentity)\n}",
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}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && grep -n \"attemptedIdentity\" internal/connector/handlers.go",
  "description": "Find all attemptedIdentity usages in handlers.go"
}

272:		attemptedIdentity := body.Phone + "|" + body.Name
273:		identityAllowed, err := identityGateAllow(ctx, deps.IdentityLimiter, ac.Sub, attemptedIdentity)
286:			identityGateRecordFailure(ctx, deps.IdentityLimiter, ac.Sub, attemptedIdentity)
300:			identityGateRecordFailure(ctx, deps.IdentityLimiter, ac.Sub, attemptedIdentity)
307:		identityGateRecordSuccess(ctx, deps.IdentityLimiter, ac.Sub, attemptedIdentity)
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && sed -i '' \\\n  -e 's/attemptedIdentity := body.Phone + \"|\" + body.Name/attemptedIdentity := []string{body.Phone, body.Name} \\/\\/ hashed as separate components, never pre-joined (Oren Castellan, PR #40 review)/' \\\n  -e 's/identityGateAllow(ctx, deps.IdentityLimiter, ac.Sub, attemptedIdentity)/identityGateAllow(ctx, deps.IdentityLimiter, ac.Sub, attemptedIdentity...)/' \\\n  -e 's/identityGateRecordFailure(ctx, deps.IdentityLimiter, ac.Sub, attemptedIdentity)/identityGateRecordFailure(ctx, deps.IdentityLimiter, ac.Sub, attemptedIdentity...)/' \\\n  -e 's/identityGateRecordSuccess(ctx, deps.IdentityLimiter, ac.Sub, attemptedIdentity)/identityGateRecordSuccess(ctx, deps.IdentityLimiter, ac.Sub, attemptedIdentity...)/' \\\n  internal/connector/handlers.go\ngrep -n \"attemptedIdentity\" internal/connector/handlers.go",
  "description": "Update handlers.go to pass phone/name as separate variadic parts"
}

272:		attemptedIdentity := []string{body.Phone, body.Name} // hashed as separate components, never pre-joined (Oren Castellan, PR #40 review)
273:		identityAllowed, err := identityGateAllow(ctx, deps.IdentityLimiter, ac.Sub, attemptedIdentity...)
286:			identityGateRecordFailure(ctx, deps.IdentityLimiter, ac.Sub, attemptedIdentity...)
300:			identityGateRecordFailure(ctx, deps.IdentityLimiter, ac.Sub, attemptedIdentity...)
307:		identityGateRecordSuccess(ctx, deps.IdentityLimiter, ac.Sub, attemptedIdentity...)
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && go build ./... 2>&1 | head -40",
  "description": "Build after variadic identity parts change"
}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && go vet ./... && gofmt -l internal/connector 2>&1 && go test ./... -race 2>&1 | tail -15 && $(go env GOPATH)/bin/staticcheck ./... 2>&1 | head -30",
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}

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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && git add -A && git commit -m \"$(cat <<'EOF'\nLT-41: fix per-identity limiter — bound memory, add overflow bucket\n\nNolan Reyes's review found a real bug in the just-added identityRateLimiter:\nallow() correctly checked maxTrackedIdentities before admitting a new\nkey, but recordFailure/recordSuccess skipped that check entirely and\ncalled straight into the wrapped api.GrantLimiter — so an attacker\nflooding past the cap with fresh failing identities grew that limiter's\nown byClientID/bySourceIP maps without limit, defeating the bound the\ncomponent's own doc comment claimed. Fixed by routing all three entry\npoints through one trackOrCheck choke point, so only a genuinely\ntracked key ever reaches the wrapped limiter.\n\nMarcus Ilori then ruled the resulting fail-open-past-the-cap design\nitself unacceptable: \"degrades to caller-level-only\" is \"degrades to\nthe exact original weakness Tomasz found,\" and a cap an attacker can\ncheaply fill (no valid vendor credential needed) just delays the\nstolen-identities scenario, it doesn't close it — this project's own\npattern elsewhere is fail-toward-stricter under pressure (JWKS's\nstaleness bound, the distinct-record cap), not fail-open. Added a\nsecond, separate GrantLimiter instance backing a shared overflow\nbucket: past the cap, a new identity falls into this one bucket\n(bounded by construction — its key space is exactly one fixed value)\ninstead of bypassing identity-level limiting. Existing tracked\nidentities keep their own individual buckets, unaffected.\n\nAlso closed a separator-ambiguity note from Oren Castellan's re-review:\nhashIdentity is now variadic over identity components (phone and name\nhashed as two separate components for /identity, not pre-joined with a\nprintable \"|\" that's plausible in real input) — narrows, doesn't fully\neliminate, the same class of concatenation ambiguity a naive join\nwould have, same \"accepted low-likelihood residual\" framing as this\nstory's other named residuals.\n\nNew/updated tests: TestIdentityRateLimiter_BoundedCardinality_OverflowsToSharedBucket\n(replaces the old fail-open test — proves a new overflow identity is\nallowed on its first attempt, then proves the bucket is genuinely\nSHARED by showing failures against one overflowing identity eventually\nblock a different one), TestIdentityRateLimiter_TrackedIdentityUnaffectedByOverflowPressure\n(a within-cap identity's own bucket is untouched by overflow-bucket\npressure).\n\nStory: LT-41\nWork-By: Renata Cole (03-engineering-delivery lead); Nolan Reyes (03, review); Oren Castellan (03, review); Marcus Ilori (02, ruling)\n\nCo-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>\nClaude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011Cuba4JUvrsQCrTdUj4yzk\nEOF\n)\""
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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-41 && gh pr comment 40 --body \"$(cat <<'EOF'\nPushed \\`38a2bdd\\` addressing Nolan's, Oren's, and Marcus's findings on the identity-limiter fix-up.\n\n**Nolan's real bug (fixed):** \\`allow()\\` correctly checked \\`maxTrackedIdentities\\` before admitting a new key, but \\`recordFailure\\`/\\`recordSuccess\\` skipped that check entirely and called straight into the wrapped \\`api.GrantLimiter\\` — an attacker flooding past the cap with fresh failing identities grew that limiter's own maps without limit, defeating the bound the doc comment claimed. Fixed: all three entry points now route through one \\`trackOrCheck\\` choke point.\n\n**Marcus's ruling (implemented):** fail-open past the cap was rejected as \"degrades to the exact original weakness\" — a cap an attacker can cheaply fill just delays the stolen-identities scenario, doesn't close it. Added a second, separate \\`GrantLimiter\\` instance backing a shared overflow bucket (bounded by construction — one fixed key): past the cap, a new identity falls into this shared bucket instead of bypassing identity-level limiting entirely. Tracked identities keep their own buckets, unaffected by overflow pressure.\n\n**Oren's separator note (closed):** \\`hashIdentity\\` is now variadic over identity components — \\`/identity\\`'s phone and name are hashed as two separate components, not pre-joined with a printable \\`\"|\"\\` that's plausible in real input.\n\nNew tests: \\`TestIdentityRateLimiter_BoundedCardinality_OverflowsToSharedBucket\\` (replaces the old fail-open test — proves the bucket is genuinely shared, not just permissive), \\`TestIdentityRateLimiter_TrackedIdentityUnaffectedByOverflowPressure\\`.\n\nFull suite (\\`-race\\`), \\`go vet\\`, \\`gofmt\\`, and \\`staticcheck\\` all clean.\nEOF\n)\""
}

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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID && git fetch origin >/dev/null 2>&1 && git worktree add /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-40-config-fix -b fix/jwt-config-validation origin/main 2>&1",
  "description": "Create worktree for the config validation fix"
}

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branch 'fix/jwt-config-validation' set up to track 'origin/main'.
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  "description": "Set worktree git identity; confirm PR #39 merged"
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  "to": "project manager",
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  "message": "Confirmed PR #39 merged (4313883). Starting the AUTH_JWT_ISSUER/AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE startup-validation fix now on a fresh branch off main — will note it in refinement/LT-40.md as you asked. Also just pushed PR #40's fix for Marcus's overflow-bucket ruling plus Nolan's and Oren's findings.",
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  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-40-config-fix/internal/config/config.go"
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1	// Package config loads the env-var configuration surface published in root
2	// PLANNING.md's Service boundaries section. Both cmd/api-service and
3	// cmd/idp-connector load through this package so the surface is defined once.
4	package config
5	
6	import (
7		"fmt"
8		"os"
9		"strings"
10	)
11	
12	// Config holds every environment variable named in PLANNING.md's Service
13	// boundaries section. Fields unused by S1's stub handlers are still loaded
14	// here so later stories don't have to touch this package's shape again.
15	type Config struct {
16		AppMode  string // "verifier" (default) | "issuer" — see LT-32
17		HTTPAddr string
18	
19		// JWTSigningKeyPath is the file path to the JWT signing private key
20		// (handoff-04-secrets.md row #2 — "runtime-injected as a file, never
21		// an env var"). Only meaningful when AppMode == "issuer"; empty in
22		// verifier mode, since the verifying Deployment's pod spec never
23		// mounts this Secret at all (LT-32's physical-absence criterion) and
24		// therefore has no path set to point at.
25		JWTSigningKeyPath string
26	
27		DBDriver string // postgres | cockroachdb | sqlite
28		DBDSN    string // resolved value: DB_DSN_FILE content takes precedence over DB_DSN
29	
30		AuthJWTIssuer   string
31		AuthJWTAudience string
32		// AuthJWKSURL is the verifier's only path to public key material
33		// (LT-40, handoff-03-auth.md v4): the issuer Deployment's in-cluster
34		// ClusterIP Service JWKS endpoint, e.g.
35		// "http://api-service-issuer.loginid-takehome.svc.cluster.local/.well-known/jwks.json".
36		// Never a mounted key file — JWKS survives rotation without a config
37		// change, since the verifier fetches by kid.
38		AuthJWKSURL string
39	
40		// AuthzQASub and AuthzQAAllowedProfileID seed the temporary,
41		// default-deny StopgapAuthorizer (internal/api) for LT-40/LT-51's
42		// joint live-URL review only — see StopgapAuthorizer's own doc
43		// comment for why a permissive default was explicitly ruled out.
44		// Both empty (the default) means the stand-in denies every
45		// profile:read:own request, the safe default until LT-51 seeds a
46		// real QA client credential and this is set to match it.
47		AuthzQASub              string
48		AuthzQAAllowedProfileID string
49	
50		// IssuerDBDSN is the token issuer's own database connection string —
51		// a separate PostgreSQL database (`issuer`, per Priya Nandakumar's
52		// (05) ruling on LT-51: same instance as the main DAO's database, but
53		// a distinct database so a cross-database join to user_profile is
54		// structurally impossible), holding only oauth_client. Resolved the
55		// same way DBDSN is (ISSUER_DB_DSN_FILE takes precedence over
56		// ISSUER_DB_DSN), matching handoff-04-secrets.md's discipline. Only
57		// meaningful in issuer mode — empty in verifier mode, which has no
58		// legitimate use for it. There is no ISSUER_DB_DRIVER: the issuer
59		// database is always PostgreSQL (no SQLite/CockroachDB peer was ever
60		// specified for oauth_client), so internal/api's client store dials
61		// it directly via the "pgx" driver rather than routing through
62		// dao.New's multi-backend factory.
63		IssuerDBDSN string
64	
65		// QA client credential seeding is out-of-band (a runbook 04 owns
66		// against the real oauth_client table), never application code or a
67		// migration — Priya's explicit ruling on this story. There is
68		// deliberately no QAClientID/QAClientSecretFile/etc. config surface
69		// here for auto-seeding a client at startup; AuthzQASub above is the
70		// only piece of QA-review config this track owns, and it's set to
71		// match whatever client_id the runbook seeds, not the other way
72		// around.
73	
74		ConnectorJWTAudience  string
75		ConnectorClientID     string
76		ConnectorClientSecret string
77	
78		IDPABCBaseURL      string
79		IDPABCClientID     string
80		IDPABCClientSecret string
81	}
82	
83	// Load reads the process environment into a Config. DB_DSN_FILE, when set,
84	// is read and its trimmed content used as DBDSN in preference to DB_DSN —
85	// DB_DSN is a transitional fallback, not a permanent equal option, per
86	// handoff-04-secrets.md's S7 revision.
87	//
88	// APP_MODE is validated, not merely defaulted: an unrecognized value is a
89	// startup error rather than a silent fall-through to "verifier", because a
90	// typo'd issuer Deployment silently running as a verifier (or vice versa)
91	// is exactly the class of misconfiguration LT-32 exists to make loud
92	// instead of invisible.
93	//
94	// In issuer mode, JWT_SIGNING_KEY_FILE must be set and the file it names
95	// must actually be readable, checked here at startup rather than deferred
96	// to whatever first tries to use it. This is LT-32's defense-in-depth
97	// criterion: the verifying Deployment's pod spec never mounts this Secret
98	// at all (enforced on 04's side, by physical absence, not by this check),
99	// so if APP_MODE were ever misconfigured to "issuer" on that Deployment,
100	// this still fails startup rather than serving traffic in a half-issuer
101	// state with no actual path to the private key.
102	func Load() (Config, error) {
103		dsn, err := resolveDSNFrom("DB_DSN_FILE", "DB_DSN")
104		if err != nil {
105			return Config{}, err
106		}
107	
108		issuerDSN, err := resolveDSNFrom("ISSUER_DB_DSN_FILE", "ISSUER_DB_DSN")
109		if err != nil {
110			return Config{}, err
111		}
112	
113		appMode := os.Getenv("APP_MODE")
114		if appMode == "" {
115			appMode = "verifier"
116		}
117		if appMode != "verifier" && appMode != "issuer" {
118			return Config{}, fmt.Errorf("config: APP_MODE %q is not one of \"verifier\", \"issuer\"", appMode)
119		}
120	
121		signingKeyPath, err := resolveSigningKeyPath(appMode)
122		if err != nil {
123			return Config{}, err
124		}
125	
126		return Config{
127			AppMode:           appMode,
128			JWTSigningKeyPath: signingKeyPath,
129			HTTPAddr:          os.Getenv("HTTP_ADDR"),
130	
131			DBDriver: os.Getenv("DB_DRIVER"),
132			DBDSN:    dsn,
133	
134			IssuerDBDSN: issuerDSN,
135	
136			AuthJWTIssuer:   os.Getenv("AUTH_JWT_ISSUER"),
137			AuthJWTAudience: os.Getenv("AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE"),
138			AuthJWKSURL:     os.Getenv("AUTH_JWKS_URL"),
139	
140			AuthzQASub:              os.Getenv("AUTHZ_QA_SUB"),
141			AuthzQAAllowedProfileID: os.Getenv("AUTHZ_QA_ALLOWED_PROFILE_ID"),
142	
143			ConnectorJWTAudience:  os.Getenv("CONNECTOR_JWT_AUDIENCE"),
144			ConnectorClientID:     os.Getenv("CONNECTOR_CLIENT_ID"),
145			ConnectorClientSecret: os.Getenv("CONNECTOR_CLIENT_SECRET"),
146	
147			IDPABCBaseURL:      os.Getenv("IDP_ABC_BASE_URL"),
148			IDPABCClientID:     os.Getenv("IDP_ABC_CLIENT_ID"),
149			IDPABCClientSecret: os.Getenv("IDP_ABC_CLIENT_SECRET"),
150		}, nil
151	}
152	
153	// resolveSigningKeyPath enforces LT-32's issuer-mode requirement: in
154	// "issuer" mode, JWT_SIGNING_KEY_FILE must name a regular file this
155	// process can actually read at least one byte of, checked now rather than
156	// left for whatever code first tries to sign a token — a startup failure
157	// here is the only thing that distinguishes "issuer mode with no key"
158	// from "issuer mode with a key", and the whole point of the
159	// physical-absence criterion is that those two must never be confused for
160	// one another. In "verifier" mode the variable is not read at all: the
161	// verifying binary has no legitimate use for a signing-key path, set or
162	// not.
163	//
164	// This checks openable-and-non-empty at startup, not "will still be a
165	// valid key when S7 reads it" — a Secret rotated to empty or a volume
166	// re-provisioned later isn't something a one-time startup check can see
167	// (Nolan Reyes, PR #18 review). That's S7's problem to solve when it
168	// exists, not this story's: LT-32 only owns making a *missing* key loud
169	// at startup, not monitoring a *present* key's ongoing validity.
170	func resolveSigningKeyPath(appMode string) (string, error) {
171		if appMode != "issuer" {
172			return "", nil
173		}
174		path := os.Getenv("JWT_SIGNING_KEY_FILE")
175		if path == "" {
176			return "", fmt.Errorf("config: APP_MODE=issuer requires JWT_SIGNING_KEY_FILE to be set")
177		}
178		fi, err := os.Stat(path)
179		if err != nil {
180			return "", fmt.Errorf("config: APP_MODE=issuer set but JWT_SIGNING_KEY_FILE %q is not accessible: %w", path, err)
181		}
182		// os.Open succeeds on a directory as readily as on a regular file —
183		// no error, nothing distinguishing the two. JWT_SIGNING_KEY_FILE
184		// pointed at a mount directory instead of the file inside it (an easy
185		// Kubernetes subPath-vs-mount-root mistake, and exactly the class of
186		// misconfiguration this story exists to catch) would otherwise pass
187		// this check and only fail later, whenever S7's signing code first
188		// tries to read it — deferring the failure this check exists to make
189		// immediate (Oren Castellan, PR #18 review).
190		if fi.IsDir() {
191			return "", fmt.Errorf("config: APP_MODE=issuer set but JWT_SIGNING_KEY_FILE %q is a directory, not a file", path)
192		}
193		f, err := os.Open(path)
194		if err != nil {
195			return "", fmt.Errorf("config: APP_MODE=issuer set but JWT_SIGNING_KEY_FILE %q is not readable: %w", path, err)
196		}
197		defer func() { _ = f.Close() }()
198		// Read one byte rather than open-close: an empty file (a Secret
199		// mounted but never populated) opens without error and would
200		// otherwise pass silently.
201		var buf [1]byte
202		if _, err := f.Read(buf[:]); err != nil {
203			return "", fmt.Errorf("config: APP_MODE=issuer set but JWT_SIGNING_KEY_FILE %q is empty or unreadable: %w", path, err)
204		}
205		return path, nil
206	}
207	
208	// resolveDSNFrom implements the DB_DSN_FILE-takes-precedence-over-DB_DSN
209	// pattern generically, parameterized by env var name so it serves both
210	// the main DAO's DSN and IssuerDBDSN without duplicating the logic.
211	func resolveDSNFrom(fileEnv, plainEnv string) (string, error) {
212		if path := os.Getenv(fileEnv); path != "" {
213			b, err := os.ReadFile(path)
214			if err != nil {
215				return "", fmt.Errorf("config: reading %s %q: %w", fileEnv, path, err)
216			}
217			return strings.TrimSpace(string(b)), nil
218		}
219		return os.Getenv(plainEnv), nil
220	}
221	

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  "command": "grep -n -B5 -A30 \"name: idp-connector$\" /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-40-config-fix/deploy/manifests.yaml | grep -A30 \"kind: Deployment\" | head -40",
  "description": "Check idp-connector's Deployment env vars in manifests.yaml"
}

380-kind: Deployment
381-metadata:
382:  name: idp-connector
383-  namespace: loginid-takehome
384-spec:
385-  replicas: 1
386-  selector: {matchLabels: {app: idp-connector}}
387-  template:
388-    metadata: {labels: {app: idp-connector}}
389-    spec:
390-      securityContext: {runAsNonRoot: true, runAsUser: 65532, runAsGroup: 65532}
391-      containers:
392:        - name: idp-connector
393-          image: ghcr.io/wtvamp/loginid-takehome/idp-connector:IMAGE_TAG
394-          securityContext: {readOnlyRootFilesystem: true}
395-          resources:
396-            requests: {cpu: "50m", memory: "64Mi"}
397-            limits: {cpu: "250m", memory: "128Mi"}
398-          env:
399-            - {name: HTTP_ADDR, value: ":8081"}
400-          readinessProbe: {httpGet: {path: /healthz, port: 8081}, initialDelaySeconds: 5}
401-          livenessProbe: {httpGet: {path: /healthz, port: 8081}, initialDelaySeconds: 10}
402----
403-apiVersion: v1
404-kind: Service
405-metadata: {name: idp-connector, namespace: loginid-takehome}
406-spec:
407-  selector: {app: idp-connector}
408-  ports: [{port: 443, targetPort: 8081}]
409----
410-# idp-connector accepts ingress only from api-service — no inbound Service

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  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-40-config-fix/cmd/api-service/main.go"
}

1	// Command api-service is the client-facing binary (Q1 DAO + Q2 REST API,
2	// bearer-token auth). Per decisions/go-layout-debate.md, this file is a
3	// thin wrapper — route registration and config loading live in
4	// internal/app and internal/config, not here.
5	package main
6	
7	import (
8		"database/sql"
9		"log"
10		"net/http"
11	
12		"loginid-takehome/internal/api"
13		"loginid-takehome/internal/app"
14		"loginid-takehome/internal/config"
15		"loginid-takehome/internal/dao"
16	
17		// internal/dao/postgres's own blank import of pgx/v5/stdlib already
18		// registers the "pgx" database/sql driver this file uses directly
19		// for the issuer database below — Go dedupes an import by package
20		// path, so this isn't a second registration, and no separate blank
21		// import of that package is needed here.
22		_ "loginid-takehome/internal/dao/postgres" // registers "postgres" and "cockroachdb"
23		_ "loginid-takehome/internal/dao/sqlite"   // registers "sqlite"
24	)
25	
26	// sqlDriverNameFor maps cfg.DBDriver ("postgres"/"cockroachdb"/"sqlite" —
27	// dao.Register's driver names, per dao/factory.go) to the underlying
28	// database/sql driver name each backend package registers itself under
29	// (internal/dao/postgres/postgres.go: "pgx"; internal/dao/sqlite/sqlite.go:
30	// "sqlite") — needed only for LT-52's separate /healthz ping handle, since
31	// dao.Repository itself exposes no Ping and this is a thin sql.Open, not a
32	// second copy of either backend's connection logic.
33	func sqlDriverNameFor(daoDriver string) string {
34		switch daoDriver {
35		case "postgres", "cockroachdb":
36			return "pgx"
37		case "sqlite":
38			return "sqlite"
39		default:
40			return ""
41		}
42	}
43	
44	func main() {
45		cfg, err := config.Load()
46		if err != nil {
47			log.Fatalf("api-service: loading config: %v", err)
48		}
49	
50		addr := cfg.HTTPAddr
51		if addr == "" {
52			addr = ":8080"
53		}
54	
55		log.Printf("api-service: mode=%s listening on %s", cfg.AppMode, addr)
56	
57		var handler http.Handler
58		switch app.Mode(cfg.AppMode) {
59		case app.ModeVerifier:
60			// The verifying Deployment is the one that talks to the
61			// database (LT-39's search/retrieve handlers) — the issuer
62			// Deployment (below) never needs a Repository at all, since it
63			// only mints tokens.
64			//
65			// A failure here does NOT Fatal: on a cluster where the database
66			// doesn't exist yet (no DB_DRIVER/DB_DSN configured — e.g. before
67			// PR #29's Postgres StatefulSet lands), or DB_DRIVER is simply
68			// misconfigured, this process must still come up and serve
69			// /healthz rather than crash-loop the whole verifying Deployment
70			// over a dependency only two of its routes need. repo stays nil;
71			// NewVerifierRouter fails those two routes closed with 503
72			// instead of panicking on a nil Repository.
73			repo, err := dao.New(cfg.DBDriver, cfg.DBDSN)
74			if err != nil {
75				log.Printf("api-service: opening DAO repository: %v — /profiles/search and /profiles/{id} will return 503 until this is resolved", err)
76				repo = nil
77			}
78	
79			// A second, independent *sql.DB purely for /healthz's bounded
80			// connectivity probe (LT-52 criterion 5) — sql.Open never dials,
81			// it only validates the driver/DSN, so this never blocks
82			// startup; PingContext at request time is what actually checks
83			// connectivity, bounded to dbPingTimeout. Deliberately separate
84			// from repo above rather than routed through dao.Repository,
85			// which 05's contract doesn't expose a Ping through.
86			var pingDB *sql.DB
87			if driverName := sqlDriverNameFor(cfg.DBDriver); driverName != "" {
88				pingDB, err = sql.Open(driverName, cfg.DBDSN)
89				if err != nil {
90					log.Printf("api-service: opening /healthz DB ping handle: %v — /healthz will report db=down", err)
91					pingDB = nil
92				}
93			}
94	
95			handler = app.NewVerifierRouter(cfg, repo, pingDB)
96		case app.ModeIssuer:
97			// config.Load already fails startup if JWT_SIGNING_KEY_FILE is
98			// missing/unreadable in issuer mode (resolveSigningKeyPath) —
99			// LoadSigningKey failing here means the file is readable but not
100			// a valid RSA private key, a genuine misconfiguration this
101			// process cannot usefully run past (there is no "serve /healthz,
102			// fail closed" story for a router with no key at all: both of
103			// its routes need one). Fatal, not degrade — unlike the DAO
104			// repository above, which has a real story for "not there yet."
105			key, err := api.LoadSigningKey(cfg.JWTSigningKeyPath)
106			if err != nil {
107				log.Fatalf("api-service: loading JWT signing key: %v", err)
108			}
109	
110			// issuerDB, like the verifier's pingDB, is opened independently
111			// of whether it can be reached yet — sql.Open never dials. Empty
112			// IssuerDBDSN (not configured yet) leaves issuerDB nil;
113			// NewIssuerRouter's /auth/token then fails every grant closed
114			// with server_error rather than panicking on a nil ClientStore.
115			var issuerDB *sql.DB
116			if cfg.IssuerDBDSN != "" {
117				issuerDB, err = sql.Open("pgx", cfg.IssuerDBDSN)
118				if err != nil {
119					log.Printf("api-service: opening issuer database: %v — /auth/token will return server_error until this is resolved", err)
120					issuerDB = nil
121				}
122			} else {
123				log.Printf("api-service: ISSUER_DB_DSN/ISSUER_DB_DSN_FILE not set — /auth/token will return server_error until this is resolved")
124			}
125	
126			handler = app.NewIssuerRouter(cfg, key, issuerDB)
127		default:
128			// The unrecognized-mode fallback (NewRouter itself already logs
129			// loudly and treats it as verifier — see app.NewRouter's own doc
130			// comment) doesn't need the full verifier stack; NewRouter's
131			// /healthz alone covers it, matching the safer of the two route
132			// sets.
133			handler = app.NewRouter("api-service", app.Mode(cfg.AppMode))
134		}
135	
136		if err := http.ListenAndServe(addr, handler); err != nil {
137			log.Fatalf("api-service: %v", err)
138		}
139	}
140	

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=== RUN   TestValidateAuthConfig_VerifierMode
=== RUN   TestValidateAuthConfig_VerifierMode/both_set:_ok
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## PO review script

1. Confirm the algorithm-allowlist and `kid`-rotation unit tests exist and pass — read the test names and assertions directly, not just "tests pass."
2. Confirm `AuthContext` population uses the already-exported `WithAuthContext`/`AuthContext` types from `internal/api`, not a parallel/duplicate type — grep for a second definition of anything auth-context-shaped.
3. Confirm the issuer-side rate limiting is a distinct code path from the resource-API rate limiter already in `internal/api/ratelimit.go` — this is genuinely new work, shouldn't reuse or be confused with the existing one.
4. Confirm the context-propagation deadline is a concrete, named number in code (e.g. a constant), not an inline magic value scattered across call sites.
5. **Run jointly with LT-51's review, once both are deployed:** seed review data via the runbook step (`deploy/demo-data/001-review-profiles.sql`, applied by Theo after LT-51 lands — no `POST /profiles` story exists; team-lead + Priya ruled a write endpoint would be Q2 scope creep), obtain a real token from `/auth/token` using the seeded QA client credential (LT-51's criteria), then hit `/profiles/search` and `/profiles/{id}` at the live URL against the seeded rows, confirming a masked response, a 401 on a missing/expired/wrong-audience token, a 403 on a wrong-scope token, and — if enough calls are made — an actual 429 once the touch cap is crossed. This is the live-URL review LT-34/LT-39/LT-40 have all been waiting on; LT-40 and LT-51 go Done together in this one pass, not separately.

## Research team review

**Desmond Okafor — claims check:** Re-verified directly against PR #26's actual diff (not the doc's own word) that `Deps`/`RateLimiter`/`TouchCounter` are handler-level, not middleware — confirmed, narrowing was accurate. Two minor status fixes: "that's LT-39, already merged" was wrong (PR #26 is still open) — fixed; the doc header cited only v3 when the body already treats v4 as landed — fixed to cite v4. All LT-51/v4-addendum claims (RFC 6749 §4.4, identical `invalid_client`, Argon2id hashing, `jti` non-revocation, JWKS in-cluster-only, the no-out-of-band-signing ruling) verified word-for-word against `handoff-03-auth.md` v4. One footnote flagged to Renata separately, not a defect here: `decisions/context-propagation.md` cites its own ruling as living in "S3's middleware design," using a numbering scheme that predates current `backlog.md` IDs (current S3 is LT-36, not this story) — LT-40.md doesn't repeat that stale label, but a future reader chasing "S3" there would land on the wrong story.

**Tobias Lindqvist — objection:** The missing token-issuance logic wasn't a "pending, scheduled" gap like LT-36/37 waiting on LT-38 — it had no ticket at all, and treating an out-of-band token as this story's own review method would have quietly weakened "done = reviewable at a public URL" into "done = reviewable by an engineer with cluster access," without anyone deciding that on purpose. Resolved: a new story (LT-51) was created rather than worked around, sequenced right after this one, with LT-40's live-URL review folded into LT-51's joint review using a real issued token — not a separate, lesser acceptance event.

**Naomi Voss — ruling:** All fixes applied (status accuracy, header citation, the stray-numbering flag routed to Renata). This refinement is accepted and ready to hand off. Between this story and LT-51, the review chain caught something more consequential than a citation error: an entire missing story that a lesser process would have quietly worked around with a review shortcut, permanently softening the project's own "done" bar without anyone choosing that on purpose.

## PO acceptance review — negative/fail-closed criteria, live URL (positive path deferred to the joint LT-51 pass)

**Reviewer:** Naomi Voss (PO). **Date:** 2026-09-13. Every check below run myself against the live URL, not taken on report — build `6462394806e642aa050ad941c26cc473c3aadf49`, matching `main`.

- `GET /healthz` — 200, correct body shape. Confirmed.
- `POST /profiles/search` with no `Authorization` header — 401 `{"code":"unauthorized",...}`. Confirmed.
- `GET /profiles/{id}` with no `Authorization` header — 401, same shape. Confirmed.
- **Algorithm pinning, the RFC 8725 §3.1 criterion — tested for real, not just via unit test.** Crafted a genuine `alg: none` JWT by hand (base64url header `{"alg":"none","typ":"JWT"}`, a payload with plausible `sub`/`scope`/`aud`/`iss`/`exp` claims, empty signature segment) and presented it as a bearer token against the live `/profiles/search` — **401, rejected**, not accepted as an unsigned-but-well-formed token. This is the live-deployment instance of the same attack PR #30's unit tests already covered; confirming it against the real deployed binary (not just the test suite) is worth doing once, since a build/deploy step could in principle diverge from what was tested.
- `GET /.well-known/jwks.json` at the public URL — 404 (nginx default page, not a JSON response), confirming it's genuinely unreachable publicly, not merely undocumented — matches the in-cluster-only design.

**Deferred to the joint pass with LT-51** (per this doc's own Acceptance outcome, not a new condition): the positive path — a valid token producing authorized behavior, the 403 identical-body pair, and the 429 at the touch cap — since exercising those requires a real issued token, which doesn't exist until LT-51 lands.

**LT-40 fail-closed/negative-path criteria: confirmed live, independently.** Positive-path acceptance still pending LT-51.

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70	- `GET /profiles/{id}` with no `Authorization` header — 401, same shape. Confirmed.
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72	- `GET /.well-known/jwks.json` at the public URL — 404 (nginx default page, not a JSON response), confirming it's genuinely unreachable publicly, not merely undocumented — matches the in-cluster-only design.
73	
74	**Deferred to the joint pass with LT-51** (per this doc's own Acceptance outcome, not a new condition): the positive path — a valid token producing authorized behavior, the 403 identical-body pair, and the 429 at the touch cap — since exercising those requires a real issued token, which doesn't exist until LT-51 lands.
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https://github.com/wtvamp/loginid-takehome/pull/42
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  "prompt": "Review PR #42 on github.com/wtvamp/loginid-takehome, a small fix branch fix/jwt-config-validation, for track 03-engineering-delivery. Worktree at /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-40-config-fix (based on origin/main).\n\nContext: a live-review finding — the first real token minted against the deployed cluster verified nothing, because AUTH_JWT_ISSUER/AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE were never set in either Deployment's manifest and internal/config's Config had no defaults for them. The issuer signed tokens with an empty iss claim; the verifier compared the token's aud claim against cfg.AuthJWTAudience, also empty — an empty-string-equals-empty-string \"match\" that silently accepted any correctly-signed token regardless of audience. Nothing crashed; /healthz stayed green.\n\nFix: cmd/api-service/main.go gained a new function `validateAuthConfig(cfg config.Config, mode app.Mode) error`, called in main() immediately after config.Load() succeeds and before any handler is constructed. It requires AUTH_JWT_ISSUER non-empty in both verifier and issuer mode, and additionally requires AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE non-empty in verifier mode only (NOT in issuer mode, since the issuer mints each token's aud from the per-client oauth_client.audience database column rather than from any global config value — tokenhandler.go, already-merged LT-51 code). On failure, main() calls log.Fatalf naming the exact missing variable.\n\nDeliberately NOT put in internal/config's shared Load() function: cmd/idp-connector also loads through that same config package, and has its own ConnectorJWTAudience field (sourced from a different env var, CONNECTOR_JWT_AUDIENCE) instead of AuthJWTAudience — a blanket \"AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE must be set\" check in the shared loader would have broken idp-connector's startup too, since its Deployment manifest was never going to set that variable (checked: idp-connector's actual current manifest in deploy/manifests.yaml sets no AUTH_JWT_* or CONNECTOR_JWT_* vars at all yet — that's a separate, not-yet-done piece of Theo's LT-41 manifest wiring, not this PR's concern).\n\nFiles changed:\n- cmd/api-service/main.go — the new validateAuthConfig function and its call site in main()\n- cmd/api-service/main_test.go (new) — TestValidateAuthConfig_VerifierMode (both-set ok; issuer-missing; audience-missing; both-missing, each checking the right variable name appears in the error), TestValidateAuthConfig_IssuerMode (issuer-set-audience-empty is OK; issuer-missing is an error)\n- 03-engineering-delivery/refinement/LT-40.md — a new section documenting the finding and the fix\n\nPlease run `go build ./...`, `go vet ./...`, `go test ./...`, and `staticcheck ./...` (at $(go env GOPATH)/bin/staticcheck if installed, else `go install honnef.co/go/tools/cmd/staticcheck@latest`) yourself in that worktree. Then focus on:\n\n1. Is validateAuthConfig's placement in main() (called right after config.Load(), before the mode switch that builds repo/pingDB/signing-key/issuerDB) actually early enough — i.e., does anything between config.Load() and this new call do meaningful work that would be wasted or could itself fail in a confusing way if the auth config is broken? Should this arguably run even earlier, or is right-after-Load() correct?\n2. Is the mode-gating logic actually correct given how app.Mode(cfg.AppMode) is guaranteed to only ever be ModeVerifier or ModeIssuer by the time main() calls this (since config.Load() itself already rejects any other APP_MODE value) — confirm there's no path where validateAuthConfig receives some third/unexpected mode value it doesn't handle.\n3. Does this genuinely not affect cmd/idp-connector at all? Check idp-connector/main.go directly to confirm it never calls validateAuthConfig or anything equivalent (it's defined in package main under cmd/api-service, so it's not even visible to idp-connector's own main.go — confirm that's actually true, not just assumed).\n4. Test quality: do the four verifier-mode cases and two issuer-mode cases actually cover the real branches in validateAuthConfig, and is the \"both missing\" test case's assertion (checking only that AUTH_JWT_ISSUER is named, not that AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE is also mentioned) a reasonable simplification or does it risk missing a case where the function's ordering could silently change to check audience first without any test catching it?\n5. Anything else — your usual review lens (error handling, naming, doc-comment accuracy).\n\nReport your findings in plain prose to Renata Cole (03 lead), as you'd normally report a review. This is a small, focused fix — a short report is fine if everything holds up; don't manufacture findings to seem thorough."
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100:// a distinct audit event (AuditJWKSUnavailable) for this specific
220:// function body, so one hung fetch stalled every other concurrent
327:// middleware can log AuditJWKSUnavailable rather than an ordinary auth
331:func (c *JWKSCache) refresh(ctx context.Context) error {
378:			log.Printf("api: JWKS unrefreshable for %s across %d consecutive failures (exceeds max staleness %s) — failing closed",
386:func (c *JWKSCache) fetch(ctx context.Context) (map[string]*rsa.PublicKey, error) {
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1	// jwks.go implements a minimal RFC 7517 JSON Web Key Set client: fetch,
2	// parse RSA public keys, cache with a short TTL. handoff-03-auth.md v4:
3	// "Public-key distribution for the verifier ... JWKS served by the issuer
4	// Deployment, reachable only in-cluster via its own ClusterIP Service ...
5	// Verifier caches the fetched key set in memory with a short TTL (matching
6	// token TTL is reasonable) to avoid a JWKS fetch on every single
7	// verification."
8	package api
9	
10	import (
11		"context"
12		"crypto/rsa"
13		"encoding/base64"
14		"encoding/json"
15		"errors"
16		"fmt"
17		"io"
18		"log"
19		"math/big"
20		"net/http"
21		"sync"
22		"time"
23	)
24	
25	// jwk is one entry in a JWKS response — only the fields this verifier
26	// needs to reconstruct an RSA public key (RFC 7517 §4, RFC 7518 §6.3.1).
27	// Fields this verifier doesn't use (x5c, x5t, ...) are simply not
28	// unmarshaled; unknown fields in the source JSON are not an error.
29	type jwk struct {
30		Kty string `json:"kty"`
31		Kid string `json:"kid"`
32		Alg string `json:"alg"`
33		Use string `json:"use"`
34		N   string `json:"n"` // base64url, unpadded — the RSA modulus
35		E   string `json:"e"` // base64url, unpadded — the RSA public exponent
36	}
37	
38	type jwksResponse struct {
39		Keys []jwk `json:"keys"`
40	}
41	
42	// parseJWKS decodes a JWKS JSON document into a map of kid -> public key.
43	// Any key with kty != "RSA" is skipped (not an error) — a future non-RSA
44	// key in the set (e.g. during an algorithm migration) shouldn't break
45	// verification of tokens signed with the RSA keys that ARE present.
46	func parseJWKS(data []byte) (map[string]*rsa.PublicKey, error) {
47		var resp jwksResponse
48		if err := json.Unmarshal(data, &resp); err != nil {
49			return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: parsing JWKS: %w", err)
50		}
51		keys := make(map[string]*rsa.PublicKey, len(resp.Keys))
52		for _, k := range resp.Keys {
53			if k.Kty != "RSA" {
54				continue
55			}
56			if k.Kid == "" {
57				return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: JWKS RSA key missing kid")
58			}
59			pub, err := rsaPublicKeyFromJWK(k)
60			if err != nil {
61				return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: JWKS key %q: %w", k.Kid, err)
62			}
63			keys[k.Kid] = pub
64		}
65		return keys, nil
66	}
67	
68	func rsaPublicKeyFromJWK(k jwk) (*rsa.PublicKey, error) {
69		nBytes, err := base64.RawURLEncoding.DecodeString(k.N)
70		if err != nil {
71			return nil, fmt.Errorf("decoding n: %w", err)
72		}
73		eBytes, err := base64.RawURLEncoding.DecodeString(k.E)
74		if err != nil {
75			return nil, fmt.Errorf("decoding e: %w", err)
76		}
77		n := new(big.Int).SetBytes(nBytes)
78		e := new(big.Int).SetBytes(eBytes)
79		if !e.IsInt64() {
80			return nil, fmt.Errorf("exponent out of range")
81		}
82		return &rsa.PublicKey{N: n, E: int(e.Int64())}, nil
83	}
84	
85	// KeySource resolves a kid to the RSA public key that should verify a
86	// token carrying it. JWKSCache is the real implementation; tests use a
87	// map-backed fake. ctx carries the calling request's own deadline —
88	// KeyForKid's real implementation must bound its network I/O by it, not
89	// by some separate, undocumented timeout (Nolan Reyes, PR #30 review: a
90	// hung fetch that ignores the caller's context defeats the deadline
91	// middleware's whole guarantee).
92	type KeySource interface {
93		KeyForKid(ctx context.Context, kid string) (*rsa.PublicKey, error)
94	}
95	
96	// ErrJWKSStale is returned by JWKSCache.KeyForKid when the cached key set
97	// has exceeded its max-staleness bound and could not be refreshed — the
98	// verifier must fail closed rather than trust keys this old (Tomasz
99	// Wrede, 02 cold review; PM ruling). Exported so NewJWTMiddleware can log
100	// a distinct audit event (AuditJWKSUnavailable) for this specific
101	// failure mode, rather than folding it into an ordinary auth failure.
102	var ErrJWKSStale = errors.New("api: JWKS cache exceeded max staleness and could not be refreshed")
103	
104	// jwksMaxStalenessMultiple and jwksUnknownKidRefetchInterval are the
105	// concrete numbers the PM ruled on for Tomasz Wrede's two findings:
106	//   - a signing key can be revoked BECAUSE it's compromised; if the JWKS
107	//     endpoint is also unreachable during that same incident, a
108	//     stale-cache-forever fallback would keep verifying tokens signed by
109	//     the revoked key for as long as fetches keep failing. Bounding
110	//     staleness at a multiple of the normal refresh interval (ttl) turns
111	//     "fail open forever" into "fail open for a bounded window, then
112	//     fail closed" — resilient to a brief blip, not to an extended one.
113	//   - an unknown kid could be a key the issuer rotated in since the last
114	//     TTL-driven refresh; without an out-of-band refetch, a freshly
115	//     rotated key would be rejected for up to a full TTL. Rate-limited
116	//     so an unknown-kid flood can't be used to hammer the issuer's JWKS
117	//     endpoint.
118	const (
119		jwksMaxStalenessMultiple      = 3
120		jwksUnknownKidRefetchInterval = 30 * time.Second
121	
122		// jwksMinRefreshRetryInterval floors how often a TTL-expired cache
123		// with a just-failed refresh will attempt another real network
124		// fetch. Without this, every single request during a sustained
125		// issuer outage triggers its own fetch attempt for as long as the
126		// outage lasts (up to maxStaleness) — the same "don't hammer a
127		// struggling dependency" reasoning already applied to the
128		// unknown-kid path, missing from the ordinary refresh path (Oren
129		// Castellan, PR #30 re-review). Short relative to ttl/maxStaleness:
130		// this only throttles retries during an active failure, it must not
131		// delay picking up a healthy issuer again once it recovers.
132		//
133		// Assumes ttl is meaningfully larger than this floor (the real
134		// wiring uses a 15-minute ttl — see jwksCacheTTL in
135		// internal/app/verifier_router.go — three orders of magnitude
136		// above it). A ttl configured smaller than jwksMinRefreshRetryInterval
137		// would let this floor gate the NORMAL refresh cadence, not just
138		// outage retries — not this codebase's configuration, but worth
139		// stating as an assumption rather than leaving it implicit (Nolan
140		// Reyes, PR #30 round-3 review).
141		jwksMinRefreshRetryInterval = 5 * time.Second
142	
143		// jwksMaxTrackedUnknownKids bounds how many distinct kids can hold an
144		// outstanding unknown-kid retry reservation at once. Without this,
145		// keying the reservation per-kid (see reserveUnknownKidRetry) reopens
146		// its own version of the same map-growth concern a flood of DISTINCT
147		// garbage kids would create: capped here, so an attacker sending many
148		// different fabricated kids can force at most this many extra
149		// fetches per jwksUnknownKidRefetchInterval, not one per distinct
150		// value they bother to send.
151		//
152		// Known, accepted limitation (Nolan Reyes, PR #30 round-3 review): a
153		// sustained flood holding all jwksMaxTrackedUnknownKids slots at once
154		// denies the fast-path out-of-band refetch to any OTHER kid,
155		// including a real newly-rotated one — but that kid still gets
156		// picked up by the ordinary TTL-driven refresh on its normal
157		// schedule regardless. The flood degrades unknown-kid handling back
158		// to TTL-only (this mechanism's pre-existing baseline before the
159		// per-kid fix), it does not create a worse outcome than that
160		// baseline — a bounded, cheap-to-sustain-for-the-attacker
161		// degradation, not a lockout.
162		jwksMaxTrackedUnknownKids = 64
163	)
164	
165	// JWKSCache fetches a JWKS document from url and caches the parsed key
166	// set for ttl, refetching only after it expires — "to avoid a JWKS fetch
167	// on every single verification" (handoff-03-auth.md v4). Supports at
168	// least two concurrently valid kids during a rotation overlap window by
169	// construction: it caches the WHOLE key set the issuer publishes, not
170	// just the most recent key, so an old and a new key both verify
171	// successfully for as long as the issuer's own JWKS response lists both.
172	type JWKSCache struct {
173		url          string
174		ttl          time.Duration
175		maxStaleness time.Duration
176		httpClient   *http.Client
177		now          func() time.Time
178	
179		mu                  sync.Mutex
180		keys                map[string]*rsa.PublicKey
181		fetchedAt           time.Time // last SUCCESSFUL fetch
182		lastAttempt         time.Time // last fetch ATTEMPT, success or failure
183		consecutiveFailures int
184		staleAlerted        bool
185		unknownKidRetryAt   map[string]time.Time // per-kid, not global — see reserveUnknownKidRetry
186	}
187	
188	// defaultJWKSClientTimeout backstops a hung fetch (a connection that
189	// accepts but never responds — not a hard refusal, which fails fast on
190	// its own) when no context deadline is shorter. Distinct from and
191	// independent of a per-request context deadline: this fires even for a
192	// call that somehow reaches fetch() with no deadline on its context at
193	// all, which the http.Client.Timeout field guards against regardless of
194	// context (Nolan Reyes, PR #30 review — the shipped wiring passed nil
195	// for httpClient, resolving to http.DefaultClient, whose zero-value
196	// Timeout means "none").
197	const defaultJWKSClientTimeout = 10 * time.Second
198	
199	// NewJWKSCache constructs a cache fetching from url, refetching at most
200	// once per ttl (and, for an unrecognized kid specifically, at most once
201	// per jwksUnknownKidRefetchInterval outside the normal TTL cycle). A nil
202	// httpClient constructs one with defaultJWKSClientTimeout — never
203	// http.DefaultClient, whose Timeout is unset (no bound at all) by
204	// default. maxStaleness is jwksMaxStalenessMultiple * ttl.
205	func NewJWKSCache(url string, ttl time.Duration, httpClient *http.Client) *JWKSCache {
206		if httpClient == nil {
207			httpClient = &http.Client{Timeout: defaultJWKSClientTimeout}
208		}
209		return &JWKSCache{
210			url:          url,
211			ttl:          ttl,
212			maxStaleness: jwksMaxStalenessMultiple * ttl,
213			httpClient:   httpClient,
214			now:          time.Now,
215		}
216	}
217	
218	// KeyForKid never holds c.mu across a network fetch (Nolan Reyes, PR #30
219	// review, finding #2): the prior shape held the lock for the whole
220	// function body, so one hung fetch stalled every other concurrent
221	// request through this same cache instance — i.e. every authenticated
222	// request the verifying Deployment was serving, not just the one that
223	// triggered the refresh. Concurrent callers that both decide a refresh
224	// is due may both fetch; that's cheap, occasional duplicate work, and far
225	// preferable to serializing the whole authenticated surface behind one
226	// goroutine's network call.
227	func (c *JWKSCache) KeyForKid(ctx context.Context, kid string) (*rsa.PublicKey, error) {
228		c.mu.Lock()
229		needsRefresh := c.keys == nil || c.now().Sub(c.fetchedAt) >= c.ttl
230		canAttempt := c.now().Sub(c.lastAttempt) >= jwksMinRefreshRetryInterval
231		c.mu.Unlock()
232	
233		if needsRefresh {
234			if canAttempt {
235				if err := c.refresh(ctx); err != nil {
236					return nil, err
237				}
238			} else if err := c.enforceStaleness(); err != nil {
239				// Backing off from a very recent failed attempt (see
240				// jwksMinRefreshRetryInterval) — no new network call this
241				// time, but the staleness ceiling must still be enforced
242				// against the existing cache regardless of whether this
243				// particular call was the one that tried to refresh it.
244				return nil, err
245			}
246		}
247	
248		if key, ok := c.lookupKey(kid); ok {
249			return key, nil
250		}
251	
252		// Unknown kid: might be a key the issuer rotated in since the last
253		// TTL-driven refresh. One rate-limited out-of-band refetch before
254		// giving up, so a freshly-rotated key isn't rejected for up to a
255		// full TTL (Tomasz Wrede, 02 cold review). Best-effort: its error is
256		// deliberately ignored here — the outcome that matters is whether
257		// the retry populated the kid we're actually looking for, and a
258		// refresh() failure here has already been handled (logged / staleness
259		// tracked) inside refresh() itself.
260		if c.reserveUnknownKidRetry(kid) {
261			_ = c.refresh(ctx)
262			if key, ok := c.lookupKey(kid); ok {
263				return key, nil
264			}
265		}
266	
267		return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: no key found for kid %q", kid)
268	}
269	
270	func (c *JWKSCache) lookupKey(kid string) (*rsa.PublicKey, bool) {
271		c.mu.Lock()
272		defer c.mu.Unlock()
273		k, ok := c.keys[kid]
274		return k, ok
275	}
276	
277	// reserveUnknownKidRetry reports whether an unknown-kid-triggered refetch
278	// may proceed now for THIS specific kid, and if so atomically marks one
279	// as just having started. Keyed per kid, not by one global timestamp
280	// (Ingrid Solano, 02 cold re-check): KeyForKid runs before signature
281	// verification, so an unauthenticated caller can send a token with a
282	// fabricated kid at no cost — a single global gate lets that caller
283	// permanently occupy the one reservation slot by repeating it every
284	// jwksUnknownKidRefetchInterval, pushing a legitimately-rotated real
285	// key's own refetch back to the full calendar-TTL rollover, silently
286	// recreating most of the original gap this mechanism exists to close.
287	// Per-kid closes that: a garbage kid's repeated reservation never blocks
288	// a DIFFERENT (real) kid's own reservation. jwksMaxTrackedUnknownKids
289	// caps how many distinct kids can hold a reservation at once, so a flood
290	// of distinct fabricated kids still can't hammer the issuer past that
291	// bound — rate-limiting is scoped per-kid, not removed.
292	func (c *JWKSCache) reserveUnknownKidRetry(kid string) bool {
293		c.mu.Lock()
294		defer c.mu.Unlock()
295	
296		if c.unknownKidRetryAt == nil {
297			c.unknownKidRetryAt = make(map[string]time.Time)
298		}
299		if last, ok := c.unknownKidRetryAt[kid]; ok && c.now().Sub(last) < jwksUnknownKidRefetchInterval {
300			return false
301		}
302	
303		// Sweep expired entries before checking the size cap, so a kid
304		// that's aged out of its own window doesn't count against another
305		// kid's chance to reserve.
306		for k, t := range c.unknownKidRetryAt {
307			if c.now().Sub(t) >= jwksUnknownKidRefetchInterval {
308				delete(c.unknownKidRetryAt, k)
309			}
310		}
311		if len(c.unknownKidRetryAt) >= jwksMaxTrackedUnknownKids {
312			// At capacity with distinct in-flight-window kids — deny this
313			// one rather than let the map grow further. The ordinary
314			// TTL-driven refresh still eventually picks up a real rotated
315			// key regardless of this outcome.
316			return false
317		}
318		c.unknownKidRetryAt[kid] = c.now()
319		return true
320	}
321	
322	// refresh performs the network fetch (no lock held during it) and
323	// updates cache state. Returns an error only when the caller must fail
324	// the whole verification: no cache exists yet (cold start against an
325	// unreachable issuer), or the existing cache has exceeded maxStaleness —
326	// wrapped in ErrJWKSStale in the latter case specifically, so the
327	// middleware can log AuditJWKSUnavailable rather than an ordinary auth
328	// failure. A transient failure within the staleness bound returns nil:
329	// the stale cache is still good enough to use, per the resilience this
330	// mechanism exists for.
331	func (c *JWKSCache) refresh(ctx context.Context) error {
332		c.mu.Lock()
333		c.lastAttempt = c.now()
334		c.mu.Unlock()
335	
336		fresh, err := c.fetch(ctx)
337	
338		c.mu.Lock()
339		if err == nil {
340			c.keys = fresh
341			c.fetchedAt = c.now()
342			c.consecutiveFailures = 0
343			c.staleAlerted = false
344			c.mu.Unlock()
345			return nil
346		}
347		c.consecutiveFailures++
348		noCache := c.keys == nil
349		c.mu.Unlock()
350	
351		if noCache {
352			return err
353		}
354		return c.enforceStaleness()
355	}
356	
357	// enforceStaleness checks the existing cache against maxStaleness and
358	// fails closed (ErrJWKSStale) if it's been exceeded — factored out of
359	// refresh() so the same check applies on a call that skips an actual
360	// network attempt because jwksMinRefreshRetryInterval hasn't elapsed yet
361	// (Oren Castellan, PR #30 re-review: without this, backing off from
362	// hammering a struggling issuer would also silently suspend the
363	// staleness ceiling for however long the backoff lasts).
364	func (c *JWKSCache) enforceStaleness() error {
365		c.mu.Lock()
366		defer c.mu.Unlock()
367		if c.keys == nil {
368			return errors.New("api: JWKS cache not yet populated")
369		}
370		staleSince := c.now().Sub(c.fetchedAt)
371		if staleSince > c.maxStaleness {
372			if !c.staleAlerted {
373				c.staleAlerted = true
374				// Log line for 04's alerting pipeline on a prolonged
375				// fetch-failure run — not a policy decision (AuditLogger is
376				// for those), an operational signal that this process's own
377				// key infrastructure is degraded.
378				log.Printf("api: JWKS unrefreshable for %s across %d consecutive failures (exceeds max staleness %s) — failing closed",
379					staleSince, c.consecutiveFailures, c.maxStaleness)
380			}
381			return fmt.Errorf("%w: stale for %s across %d consecutive failures", ErrJWKSStale, staleSince, c.consecutiveFailures)
382		}
383		return nil
384	}
385	
386	func (c *JWKSCache) fetch(ctx context.Context) (map[string]*rsa.PublicKey, error) {
387		req, err := http.NewRequestWithContext(ctx, http.MethodGet, c.url, nil)
388		if err != nil {
389			return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: building JWKS request for %s: %w", c.url, err)
390		}
391		resp, err := c.httpClient.Do(req)
392		if err != nil {
393			return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: fetching JWKS from %s: %w", c.url, err)
394		}
395		defer func() { _ = resp.Body.Close() }()
396		if resp.StatusCode != http.StatusOK {
397			return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: fetching JWKS from %s: status %d", c.url, resp.StatusCode)
398		}
399		// 1MiB ceiling — a JWKS response is a handful of RSA keys, never
400		// this large; capped so a misbehaving/compromised issuer endpoint
401		// can't force this process to buffer an unbounded response body.
402		body, err := io.ReadAll(io.LimitReader(resp.Body, 1<<20))
403		if err != nil {
404			return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: reading JWKS response: %w", err)
405		}
406		return parseJWKS(body)
407	}
408	

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67:		return v.keys.KeyForKid(ctx, kid)
158:// (ErrJWKSStale) logs AuditJWKSUnavailable first, since that's a
170:				logAuthnFailure(ctx, audit, nil)
176:				logAuthnFailure(ctx, audit, err)
186:func logAuthnFailure(ctx context.Context, audit AuditLogger, err error) {
190:	kind := AuditAuthnFailure
191:	if errors.Is(err, ErrJWKSStale) {
192:		kind = AuditJWKSUnavailable

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1	// jwks.go implements a minimal RFC 7517 JSON Web Key Set client: fetch,
2	// parse RSA public keys, cache with a short TTL. handoff-03-auth.md v4:
3	// "Public-key distribution for the verifier ... JWKS served by the issuer
4	// Deployment, reachable only in-cluster via its own ClusterIP Service ...
5	// Verifier caches the fetched key set in memory with a short TTL (matching
6	// token TTL is reasonable) to avoid a JWKS fetch on every single
7	// verification."
8	package api
9	
10	import (
11		"context"
12		"crypto/rsa"
13		"encoding/base64"
14		"encoding/json"
15		"errors"
16		"fmt"
17		"io"
18		"log"
19		"math/big"
20		"net/http"
21		"sync"
22		"time"
23	)
24	
25	// jwk is one entry in a JWKS response — only the fields this verifier
26	// needs to reconstruct an RSA public key (RFC 7517 §4, RFC 7518 §6.3.1).
27	// Fields this verifier doesn't use (x5c, x5t, ...) are simply not
28	// unmarshaled; unknown fields in the source JSON are not an error.
29	type jwk struct {
30		Kty string `json:"kty"`
31		Kid string `json:"kid"`
32		Alg string `json:"alg"`
33		Use string `json:"use"`
34		N   string `json:"n"` // base64url, unpadded — the RSA modulus
35		E   string `json:"e"` // base64url, unpadded — the RSA public exponent
36	}
37	
38	type jwksResponse struct {
39		Keys []jwk `json:"keys"`
40	}
41	
42	// parseJWKS decodes a JWKS JSON document into a map of kid -> public key.
43	// Any key with kty != "RSA" is skipped (not an error) — a future non-RSA
44	// key in the set (e.g. during an algorithm migration) shouldn't break
45	// verification of tokens signed with the RSA keys that ARE present.
46	func parseJWKS(data []byte) (map[string]*rsa.PublicKey, error) {
47		var resp jwksResponse
48		if err := json.Unmarshal(data, &resp); err != nil {
49			return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: parsing JWKS: %w", err)
50		}
51		keys := make(map[string]*rsa.PublicKey, len(resp.Keys))
52		for _, k := range resp.Keys {
53			if k.Kty != "RSA" {
54				continue
55			}
56			if k.Kid == "" {
57				return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: JWKS RSA key missing kid")
58			}
59			pub, err := rsaPublicKeyFromJWK(k)
60			if err != nil {
61				return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: JWKS key %q: %w", k.Kid, err)
62			}
63			keys[k.Kid] = pub
64		}
65		return keys, nil
66	}
67	
68	func rsaPublicKeyFromJWK(k jwk) (*rsa.PublicKey, error) {
69		nBytes, err := base64.RawURLEncoding.DecodeString(k.N)
70		if err != nil {
71			return nil, fmt.Errorf("decoding n: %w", err)
72		}
73		eBytes, err := base64.RawURLEncoding.DecodeString(k.E)
74		if err != nil {
75			return nil, fmt.Errorf("decoding e: %w", err)
76		}
77		n := new(big.Int).SetBytes(nBytes)
78		e := new(big.Int).SetBytes(eBytes)
79		if !e.IsInt64() {
80			return nil, fmt.Errorf("exponent out of range")
81		}
82		return &rsa.PublicKey{N: n, E: int(e.Int64())}, nil
83	}
84	
85	// KeySource resolves a kid to the RSA public key that should verify a
86	// token carrying it. JWKSCache is the real implementation; tests use a
87	// map-backed fake. ctx carries the calling request's own deadline —
88	// KeyForKid's real implementation must bound its network I/O by it, not
89	// by some separate, undocumented timeout (Nolan Reyes, PR #30 review: a
90	// hung fetch that ignores the caller's context defeats the deadline
91	// middleware's whole guarantee).
92	type KeySource interface {
93		KeyForKid(ctx context.Context, kid string) (*rsa.PublicKey, error)
94	}
95	
96	// ErrJWKSStale is returned by JWKSCache.KeyForKid when the cached key set
97	// has exceeded its max-staleness bound and could not be refreshed — the
98	// verifier must fail closed rather than trust keys this old (Tomasz
99	// Wrede, 02 cold review; PM ruling). Exported so NewJWTMiddleware can log
100	// a distinct audit event (AuditJWKSUnavailable) for this specific
101	// failure mode, rather than folding it into an ordinary auth failure.
102	var ErrJWKSStale = errors.New("api: JWKS cache exceeded max staleness and could not be refreshed")
103	
104	// jwksMaxStalenessMultiple and jwksUnknownKidRefetchInterval are the
105	// concrete numbers the PM ruled on for Tomasz Wrede's two findings:
106	//   - a signing key can be revoked BECAUSE it's compromised; if the JWKS
107	//     endpoint is also unreachable during that same incident, a
108	//     stale-cache-forever fallback would keep verifying tokens signed by
109	//     the revoked key for as long as fetches keep failing. Bounding
110	//     staleness at a multiple of the normal refresh interval (ttl) turns
111	//     "fail open forever" into "fail open for a bounded window, then
112	//     fail closed" — resilient to a brief blip, not to an extended one.
113	//   - an unknown kid could be a key the issuer rotated in since the last
114	//     TTL-driven refresh; without an out-of-band refetch, a freshly
115	//     rotated key would be rejected for up to a full TTL. Rate-limited
116	//     so an unknown-kid flood can't be used to hammer the issuer's JWKS
117	//     endpoint.
118	const (
119		jwksMaxStalenessMultiple      = 3
120		jwksUnknownKidRefetchInterval = 30 * time.Second
121	
122		// jwksMinRefreshRetryInterval floors how often a TTL-expired cache
123		// with a just-failed refresh will attempt another real network
124		// fetch. Without this, every single request during a sustained
125		// issuer outage triggers its own fetch attempt for as long as the
126		// outage lasts (up to maxStaleness) — the same "don't hammer a
127		// struggling dependency" reasoning already applied to the
128		// unknown-kid path, missing from the ordinary refresh path (Oren
129		// Castellan, PR #30 re-review). Short relative to ttl/maxStaleness:
130		// this only throttles retries during an active failure, it must not
131		// delay picking up a healthy issuer again once it recovers.
132		//
133		// Assumes ttl is meaningfully larger than this floor (the real
134		// wiring uses a 15-minute ttl — see jwksCacheTTL in
135		// internal/app/verifier_router.go — three orders of magnitude
136		// above it). A ttl configured smaller than jwksMinRefreshRetryInterval
137		// would let this floor gate the NORMAL refresh cadence, not just
138		// outage retries — not this codebase's configuration, but worth
139		// stating as an assumption rather than leaving it implicit (Nolan
140		// Reyes, PR #30 round-3 review).
141		jwksMinRefreshRetryInterval = 5 * time.Second
142	
143		// jwksMaxTrackedUnknownKids bounds how many distinct kids can hold an
144		// outstanding unknown-kid retry reservation at once. Without this,
145		// keying the reservation per-kid (see reserveUnknownKidRetry) reopens
146		// its own version of the same map-growth concern a flood of DISTINCT
147		// garbage kids would create: capped here, so an attacker sending many
148		// different fabricated kids can force at most this many extra
149		// fetches per jwksUnknownKidRefetchInterval, not one per distinct
150		// value they bother to send.
151		//
152		// Known, accepted limitation (Nolan Reyes, PR #30 round-3 review): a
153		// sustained flood holding all jwksMaxTrackedUnknownKids slots at once
154		// denies the fast-path out-of-band refetch to any OTHER kid,
155		// including a real newly-rotated one — but that kid still gets
156		// picked up by the ordinary TTL-driven refresh on its normal
157		// schedule regardless. The flood degrades unknown-kid handling back
158		// to TTL-only (this mechanism's pre-existing baseline before the
159		// per-kid fix), it does not create a worse outcome than that
160		// baseline — a bounded, cheap-to-sustain-for-the-attacker
161		// degradation, not a lockout.
162		jwksMaxTrackedUnknownKids = 64
163	)
164	
165	// JWKSCache fetches a JWKS document from url and caches the parsed key
166	// set for ttl, refetching only after it expires — "to avoid a JWKS fetch
167	// on every single verification" (handoff-03-auth.md v4). Supports at
168	// least two concurrently valid kids during a rotation overlap window by
169	// construction: it caches the WHOLE key set the issuer publishes, not
170	// just the most recent key, so an old and a new key both verify
171	// successfully for as long as the issuer's own JWKS response lists both.
172	type JWKSCache struct {
173		url          string
174		ttl          time.Duration
175		maxStaleness time.Duration
176		httpClient   *http.Client
177		now          func() time.Time
178	
179		mu                  sync.Mutex
180		keys                map[string]*rsa.PublicKey
181		fetchedAt           time.Time // last SUCCESSFUL fetch
182		lastAttempt         time.Time // last fetch ATTEMPT, success or failure
183		consecutiveFailures int
184		staleAlerted        bool
185		unknownKidRetryAt   map[string]time.Time // per-kid, not global — see reserveUnknownKidRetry
186	}
187	
188	// defaultJWKSClientTimeout backstops a hung fetch (a connection that
189	// accepts but never responds — not a hard refusal, which fails fast on
190	// its own) when no context deadline is shorter. Distinct from and
191	// independent of a per-request context deadline: this fires even for a
192	// call that somehow reaches fetch() with no deadline on its context at
193	// all, which the http.Client.Timeout field guards against regardless of
194	// context (Nolan Reyes, PR #30 review — the shipped wiring passed nil
195	// for httpClient, resolving to http.DefaultClient, whose zero-value
196	// Timeout means "none").
197	const defaultJWKSClientTimeout = 10 * time.Second
198	
199	// NewJWKSCache constructs a cache fetching from url, refetching at most
200	// once per ttl (and, for an unrecognized kid specifically, at most once
201	// per jwksUnknownKidRefetchInterval outside the normal TTL cycle). A nil
202	// httpClient constructs one with defaultJWKSClientTimeout — never
203	// http.DefaultClient, whose Timeout is unset (no bound at all) by
204	// default. maxStaleness is jwksMaxStalenessMultiple * ttl.
205	func NewJWKSCache(url string, ttl time.Duration, httpClient *http.Client) *JWKSCache {
206		if httpClient == nil {
207			httpClient = &http.Client{Timeout: defaultJWKSClientTimeout}
208		}
209		return &JWKSCache{
210			url:          url,
211			ttl:          ttl,
212			maxStaleness: jwksMaxStalenessMultiple * ttl,
213			httpClient:   httpClient,
214			now:          time.Now,
215		}
216	}
217	
218	// KeyForKid never holds c.mu across a network fetch (Nolan Reyes, PR #30
219	// review, finding #2): the prior shape held the lock for the whole
220	// function body, so one hung fetch stalled every other concurrent
221	// request through this same cache instance — i.e. every authenticated
222	// request the verifying Deployment was serving, not just the one that
223	// triggered the refresh. Concurrent callers that both decide a refresh
224	// is due may both fetch; that's cheap, occasional duplicate work, and far
225	// preferable to serializing the whole authenticated surface behind one
226	// goroutine's network call.
227	func (c *JWKSCache) KeyForKid(ctx context.Context, kid string) (*rsa.PublicKey, error) {
228		c.mu.Lock()
229		needsRefresh := c.keys == nil || c.now().Sub(c.fetchedAt) >= c.ttl
230		canAttempt := c.now().Sub(c.lastAttempt) >= jwksMinRefreshRetryInterval
231		c.mu.Unlock()
232	
233		if needsRefresh {
234			if canAttempt {
235				if err := c.refresh(ctx); err != nil {
236					return nil, err
237				}
238			} else if err := c.enforceStaleness(); err != nil {
239				// Backing off from a very recent failed attempt (see
240				// jwksMinRefreshRetryInterval) — no new network call this
241				// time, but the staleness ceiling must still be enforced
242				// against the existing cache regardless of whether this
243				// particular call was the one that tried to refresh it.
244				return nil, err
245			}
246		}
247	
248		if key, ok := c.lookupKey(kid); ok {
249			return key, nil
250		}
251	
252		// Unknown kid: might be a key the issuer rotated in since the last
253		// TTL-driven refresh. One rate-limited out-of-band refetch before
254		// giving up, so a freshly-rotated key isn't rejected for up to a
255		// full TTL (Tomasz Wrede, 02 cold review). Best-effort: its error is
256		// deliberately ignored here — the outcome that matters is whether
257		// the retry populated the kid we're actually looking for, and a
258		// refresh() failure here has already been handled (logged / staleness
259		// tracked) inside refresh() itself.
260		if c.reserveUnknownKidRetry(kid) {
261			_ = c.refresh(ctx)
262			if key, ok := c.lookupKey(kid); ok {
263				return key, nil
264			}
265		}
266	
267		return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: no key found for kid %q", kid)
268	}
269	
270	func (c *JWKSCache) lookupKey(kid string) (*rsa.PublicKey, bool) {
271		c.mu.Lock()
272		defer c.mu.Unlock()
273		k, ok := c.keys[kid]
274		return k, ok
275	}
276	
277	// reserveUnknownKidRetry reports whether an unknown-kid-triggered refetch
278	// may proceed now for THIS specific kid, and if so atomically marks one
279	// as just having started. Keyed per kid, not by one global timestamp
280	// (Ingrid Solano, 02 cold re-check): KeyForKid runs before signature
281	// verification, so an unauthenticated caller can send a token with a
282	// fabricated kid at no cost — a single global gate lets that caller
283	// permanently occupy the one reservation slot by repeating it every
284	// jwksUnknownKidRefetchInterval, pushing a legitimately-rotated real
285	// key's own refetch back to the full calendar-TTL rollover, silently
286	// recreating most of the original gap this mechanism exists to close.
287	// Per-kid closes that: a garbage kid's repeated reservation never blocks
288	// a DIFFERENT (real) kid's own reservation. jwksMaxTrackedUnknownKids
289	// caps how many distinct kids can hold a reservation at once, so a flood
290	// of distinct fabricated kids still can't hammer the issuer past that
291	// bound — rate-limiting is scoped per-kid, not removed.
292	func (c *JWKSCache) reserveUnknownKidRetry(kid string) bool {
293		c.mu.Lock()
294		defer c.mu.Unlock()
295	
296		if c.unknownKidRetryAt == nil {
297			c.unknownKidRetryAt = make(map[string]time.Time)
298		}
299		if last, ok := c.unknownKidRetryAt[kid]; ok && c.now().Sub(last) < jwksUnknownKidRefetchInterval {
300			return false
301		}
302	
303		// Sweep expired entries before checking the size cap, so a kid
304		// that's aged out of its own window doesn't count against another
305		// kid's chance to reserve.
306		for k, t := range c.unknownKidRetryAt {
307			if c.now().Sub(t) >= jwksUnknownKidRefetchInterval {
308				delete(c.unknownKidRetryAt, k)
309			}
310		}
311		if len(c.unknownKidRetryAt) >= jwksMaxTrackedUnknownKids {
312			// At capacity with distinct in-flight-window kids — deny this
313			// one rather than let the map grow further. The ordinary
314			// TTL-driven refresh still eventually picks up a real rotated
315			// key regardless of this outcome.
316			return false
317		}
318		c.unknownKidRetryAt[kid] = c.now()
319		return true
320	}
321	
322	// refresh performs the network fetch (no lock held during it) and
323	// updates cache state. Returns an error only when the caller must fail
324	// the whole verification: no cache exists yet (cold start against an
325	// unreachable issuer), or the existing cache has exceeded maxStaleness —
326	// wrapped in ErrJWKSStale in the latter case specifically, so the
327	// middleware can log AuditJWKSUnavailable rather than an ordinary auth
328	// failure. A transient failure within the staleness bound returns nil:
329	// the stale cache is still good enough to use, per the resilience this
330	// mechanism exists for.
331	func (c *JWKSCache) refresh(ctx context.Context) error {
332		c.mu.Lock()
333		c.lastAttempt = c.now()
334		c.mu.Unlock()
335	
336		fresh, err := c.fetch(ctx)
337	
338		c.mu.Lock()
339		if err == nil {
340			c.keys = fresh
341			c.fetchedAt = c.now()
342			c.consecutiveFailures = 0
343			c.staleAlerted = false
344			c.mu.Unlock()
345			return nil
346		}
347		c.consecutiveFailures++
348		noCache := c.keys == nil
349		c.mu.Unlock()
350	
351		if noCache {
352			return err
353		}
354		return c.enforceStaleness()
355	}
356	
357	// enforceStaleness checks the existing cache against maxStaleness and
358	// fails closed (ErrJWKSStale) if it's been exceeded — factored out of
359	// refresh() so the same check applies on a call that skips an actual
360	// network attempt because jwksMinRefreshRetryInterval hasn't elapsed yet
361	// (Oren Castellan, PR #30 re-review: without this, backing off from
362	// hammering a struggling issuer would also silently suspend the
363	// staleness ceiling for however long the backoff lasts).
364	func (c *JWKSCache) enforceStaleness() error {
365		c.mu.Lock()
366		defer c.mu.Unlock()
367		if c.keys == nil {
368			return errors.New("api: JWKS cache not yet populated")
369		}
370		staleSince := c.now().Sub(c.fetchedAt)
371		if staleSince > c.maxStaleness {
372			if !c.staleAlerted {
373				c.staleAlerted = true
374				// Log line for 04's alerting pipeline on a prolonged
375				// fetch-failure run — not a policy decision (AuditLogger is
376				// for those), an operational signal that this process's own
377				// key infrastructure is degraded.
378				log.Printf("api: JWKS unrefreshable for %s across %d consecutive failures (exceeds max staleness %s) — failing closed",
379					staleSince, c.consecutiveFailures, c.maxStaleness)
380			}
381			return fmt.Errorf("%w: stale for %s across %d consecutive failures", ErrJWKSStale, staleSince, c.consecutiveFailures)
382		}
383		return nil
384	}
385	
386	func (c *JWKSCache) fetch(ctx context.Context) (map[string]*rsa.PublicKey, error) {
387		req, err := http.NewRequestWithContext(ctx, http.MethodGet, c.url, nil)
388		if err != nil {
389			return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: building JWKS request for %s: %w", c.url, err)
390		}
391		resp, err := c.httpClient.Do(req)
392		if err != nil {
393			return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: fetching JWKS from %s: %w", c.url, err)
394		}
395		defer func() { _ = resp.Body.Close() }()
396		if resp.StatusCode != http.StatusOK {
397			return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: fetching JWKS from %s: status %d", c.url, resp.StatusCode)
398		}
399		// 1MiB ceiling — a JWKS response is a handful of RSA keys, never
400		// this large; capped so a misbehaving/compromised issuer endpoint
401		// can't force this process to buffer an unbounded response body.
402		body, err := io.ReadAll(io.LimitReader(resp.Body, 1<<20))
403		if err != nil {
404			return nil, fmt.Errorf("api: reading JWKS response: %w", err)
405		}
406		return parseJWKS(body)
407	}
408	

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  "new_string": "// refresh performs the network fetch (no lock held during it) and\n// updates cache state. Returns an error only when the caller must fail\n// the whole verification: no cache exists yet (cold start against an\n// unreachable issuer — wrapped in ErrJWKSUnreachable), or the existing\n// cache has exceeded maxStaleness (wrapped in ErrJWKSStale) — so the\n// middleware can log AuditJWKSUnavailable rather than an ordinary auth\n// failure in either case. A transient failure within the staleness\n// bound returns nil: the stale cache is still good enough to use, per\n// the resilience this mechanism exists for.\n//\n// Every failure is logged, rate-limited to once per failure STREAK\n// (on the transition into failure and the transition back out of it),\n// never once per request — a sustained outage would otherwise log at\n// whatever rate verification requests arrive, which is exactly the log\n// volume this mechanism's own request-rate independence (jwksMinRefreshRetryInterval)\n// already exists to avoid on the network side; the log line shouldn't\n// reintroduce that problem on the logging side. No token material is\n// ever in scope for these lines — the JWKS fetch has no token at all,\n// only the verifier's own outbound request to the issuer.\nfunc (c *JWKSCache) refresh(ctx context.Context) error {\n\tc.mu.Lock()\n\tc.lastAttempt = c.now()\n\tc.mu.Unlock()\n\n\tfresh, err := c.fetch(ctx)\n\n\tc.mu.Lock()\n\tif err == nil {\n\t\tpriorFailures := c.consecutiveFailures\n\t\tc.keys = fresh\n\t\tc.fetchedAt = c.now()\n\t\tc.consecutiveFailures = 0\n\t\tc.staleAlerted = false\n\t\tc.mu.Unlock()\n\t\tif priorFailures > 0 {\n\t\t\tlog.Printf(\"api: JWKS fetch recovered (host=%s) after %d consecutive failures\", jwksURLHost(c.url), priorFailures)\n\t\t}\n\t\treturn nil\n\t}\n\tc.consecutiveFailures++\n\tstreakStart := c.consecutiveFailures == 1\n\tnoCache := c.keys == nil\n\tc.mu.Unlock()\n\n\tif streakStart {\n\t\tlog.Printf(\"api: JWKS fetch failed (host=%s, class=%s): %v\", jwksURLHost(c.url), classifyJWKSFetchError(err), err)\n\t}\n\n\tif noCache {\n\t\treturn fmt.Errorf(\"%w: %w\", ErrJWKSUnreachable, err)\n\t}\n\treturn c.enforceStaleness()\n}\n\n// jwksURLHost extracts just the host from c.url for logging — the PM's\n// own ruling on this finding named \"the URL host,\" not the full URL, as\n// what belongs in an operational log line; url.Parse failing (c.url\n// itself malformed) falls back to the raw string rather than losing the\n// log line entirely.\nfunc jwksURLHost(rawURL string) string {\n\tu, err := url.Parse(rawURL)\n\tif err != nil || u.Host == \"\" {\n\t\treturn rawURL\n\t}\n\treturn u.Host\n}\n\n// classifyJWKSFetchError buckets a fetch() error into a coarse class for\n// the log line — enough for an operator to tell \"the issuer refused the\n// connection\" from \"the issuer responded but with a bad status\" from\n// \"the response body didn't parse\" at a glance, without needing to read\n// the full error text (which is still logged alongside this, so nothing\n// is lost — this is a categorization aid, not a replacement for detail).\nfunc classifyJWKSFetchError(err error) string {\n\tmsg := err.Error()\n\tswitch {\n\tcase strings.Contains(msg, \"building JWKS request\"):\n\t\treturn \"request_build_error\"\n\tcase strings.Contains(msg, \"status \"):\n\t\treturn \"http_status_error\"\n\tcase strings.Contains(msg, \"reading JWKS response\"):\n\t\treturn \"response_read_error\"\n\tcase strings.Contains(msg, \"parsing JWKS\"):\n\t\treturn \"response_parse_error\"\n\tcase strings.Contains(msg, \"fetching JWKS from\"):\n\t\treturn \"network_error\"\n\tdefault:\n\t\treturn \"unknown\"\n\t}\n}"
}

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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-40-jwks-logging/internal/api/jwks.go",
  "old_string": "\t\"net/http\"\n\t\"net/url\"\n\t\"sync\"\n\t\"time\"\n)",
  "new_string": "\t\"net/http\"\n\t\"net/url\"\n\t\"strings\"\n\t\"sync\"\n\t\"time\"\n)"
}

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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-40-jwks-logging && grep -n \"JWKS unrefreshable\" internal/api/jwks.go",
  "description": "Locate the existing staleness log line to add host consistency"
}

451:			log.Printf("api: JWKS unrefreshable for %s across %d consecutive failures (exceeds max staleness %s) — failing closed",
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445			if !c.staleAlerted {
446				c.staleAlerted = true
447				// Log line for 04's alerting pipeline on a prolonged
448				// fetch-failure run — not a policy decision (AuditLogger is
449				// for those), an operational signal that this process's own
450				// key infrastructure is degraded.
451				log.Printf("api: JWKS unrefreshable for %s across %d consecutive failures (exceeds max staleness %s) — failing closed",
452					staleSince, c.consecutiveFailures, c.maxStaleness)
453			}
454			return fmt.Errorf("%w: stale for %s across %d consecutive failures", ErrJWKSStale, staleSince, c.consecutiveFailures)

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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-40-jwks-logging/internal/api/jwks.go",
  "old_string": "\t\t\tlog.Printf(\"api: JWKS unrefreshable for %s across %d consecutive failures (exceeds max staleness %s) — failing closed\",\n\t\t\t\tstaleSince, c.consecutiveFailures, c.maxStaleness)",
  "new_string": "\t\t\tlog.Printf(\"api: JWKS unrefreshable (host=%s) for %s across %d consecutive failures (exceeds max staleness %s) — failing closed\",\n\t\t\t\tjwksURLHost(c.url), staleSince, c.consecutiveFailures, c.maxStaleness)"
}

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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-40-jwks-logging && grep -n \"ErrJWKSStale\\|logAuthnFailure\" -A6 internal/api/jwtmiddleware.go | head -20",
  "description": "Locate logAuthnFailure in jwtmiddleware.go"
}

158:// (ErrJWKSStale) logs AuditJWKSUnavailable first, since that's a
159-// token-infrastructure degradation, not an ordinary bad-credential
160-// attempt, and worth distinguishing in the audit trail (Tomasz Wrede, 02
161-// cold review). audit may be nil (tests that don't care about audit
162-// output); production wiring always passes a real AuditLogger.
163-func NewJWTMiddleware(keys KeySource, issuer, audience string, audit AuditLogger) func(http.Handler) http.Handler {
164-	v := &jwtVerifier{keys: keys, issuer: issuer, audience: audience}
--
170:				logAuthnFailure(ctx, audit, nil)
171-				writeUnauthorized(w)
172-				return
173-			}
174-			ac, err := v.verify(ctx, tokenString)
175-			if err != nil {
176:				logAuthnFailure(ctx, audit, err)
177-				writeUnauthorized(w)
178-				return
179-			}
180-			r = r.WithContext(WithAuthContext(ctx, ac))
181-			next.ServeHTTP(w, r)
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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-40-jwks-logging && sed -n '183,200p' internal/api/jwtmiddleware.go",
  "description": "View the logAuthnFailure function body"
}

	}
}

func logAuthnFailure(ctx context.Context, audit AuditLogger, err error) {
	if audit == nil {
		return
	}
	kind := AuditAuthnFailure
	if errors.Is(err, ErrJWKSStale) {
		kind = AuditJWKSUnavailable
	}
	audit.Log(ctx, AuditEvent{Kind: kind, Timestamp: time.Now().UTC()})
}

// bearerToken's scheme match is case-insensitive ("Bearer", "bearer",
// "BEARER" all accepted) per RFC 7235 §2.1, which defines the
// auth-scheme token as case-insensitive — a prior case-sensitive match
// would 401 a structurally valid request from any client that happened
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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-40-jwks-logging/internal/api/jwtmiddleware.go",
  "old_string": "\tkind := AuditAuthnFailure\n\tif errors.Is(err, ErrJWKSStale) {\n\t\tkind = AuditJWKSUnavailable\n\t}",
  "new_string": "\tkind := AuditAuthnFailure\n\t// Both sentinels mean \"verification is unavailable\" (a\n\t// token-infrastructure problem), not \"this specific token is\n\t// invalid\" — ErrJWKSStale (a cache exists but aged past max\n\t// staleness) and ErrJWKSUnreachable (no cache exists yet at all,\n\t// the cold-start case) get the same distinct audit kind. A live\n\t// review finding caught this middleware previously only checking\n\t// ErrJWKSStale, so a cold-start JWKS failure (e.g. a Service port\n\t// mismatch discovered on the very first mint) was miscategorized as\n\t// an ordinary bad-credential attempt.\n\tif errors.Is(err, ErrJWKSStale) || errors.Is(err, ErrJWKSUnreachable) {\n\t\tkind = AuditJWKSUnavailable\n\t}"
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186	func logAuthnFailure(ctx context.Context, audit AuditLogger, err error) {
187		if audit == nil {
188			return
189		}
190		kind := AuditAuthnFailure
191		if errors.Is(err, ErrJWKSStale) {
192			kind = AuditJWKSUnavailable
193		}
194		audit.Log(ctx, AuditEvent{Kind: kind, Timestamp: time.Now().UTC()})
195	}

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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-40-jwks-logging/internal/api/jwtmiddleware.go",
  "old_string": "\tkind := AuditAuthnFailure\n\tif errors.Is(err, ErrJWKSStale) {\n\t\tkind = AuditJWKSUnavailable\n\t}",
  "new_string": "\tkind := AuditAuthnFailure\n\t// Both sentinels mean \"verification is unavailable\" (a\n\t// token-infrastructure problem), not \"this specific token is\n\t// invalid\" — ErrJWKSStale (a cache exists but aged past max\n\t// staleness) and ErrJWKSUnreachable (no cache exists yet at all,\n\t// the cold-start case) get the same distinct audit kind. A live\n\t// review finding caught this middleware previously only checking\n\t// ErrJWKSStale, so a cold-start JWKS failure (e.g. a Service port\n\t// mismatch discovered on the very first mint) was miscategorized as\n\t// an ordinary bad-credential attempt.\n\tif errors.Is(err, ErrJWKSStale) || errors.Is(err, ErrJWKSUnreachable) {\n\t\tkind = AuditJWKSUnavailable\n\t}"
}

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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-40-jwks-logging && go build ./... 2>&1 | head -60",
  "description": "Build after JWKS observability changes"
}

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