Feature/auth for policy server - #2134
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughPolicy Server passthrough and initialization now require authentication data. HTTP and P2P providers validate consumer addresses and forward signed fields. Sensitive payloads are redacted in logs. Barge workflows use node version ChangesPolicy Server authentication
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds authenticated PolicyServer calls and sensitive-payload redaction, but three updated HTTP failure paths still throw before the intended structured error handling can run, which can obscure actionable failure details and leave response handling inconsistent; this bounded issue should be fixed before merge. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant HttpProvider
participant PolicyServer
Client->>HttpProvider: call PolicyServer method with credentials
HttpProvider->>HttpProvider: derive authentication fields and validate consumerAddress
HttpProvider->>PolicyServer: send authenticated request
PolicyServer-->>HttpProvider: return response
HttpProvider-->>Client: return response or redacted error
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Overall risk: medium
Summary:
This PR improves the security of the Policy Server interaction by authenticating passthrough and initialization requests. It introduces payload redaction to prevent sensitive credentials from leaking into logs and adds strict address validation. The implementation is generally solid, but there are potential edge cases regarding case-sensitivity in the redaction logic and potential integration issues with Auth Token support.
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• [WARNING][security] The redaction check SENSITIVE_PAYLOAD_FIELDS.includes(key) is case-sensitive. If a payload uses a different casing (e.g., 'Authorization' or 'Signature'), it will not be redacted and could leak into logs. Consider using a case-insensitive check and ensuring the constants array is completely lowercase.
- if (SENSITIVE_PAYLOAD_FIELDS.includes(key)) {
+ if (SENSITIVE_PAYLOAD_FIELDS.includes(key.toLowerCase())) {Make sure to also update the constant definition above:
- 'encryptedDockerRegistryAuth' // compute: encrypted docker registry credentials
+ 'encrypteddockerregistryauth' // compute: encrypted docker registry credentials• [INFO][style] Excellent implementation of redactSensitiveFields. The use of WeakSet for cycle detection and bypassing deep recursion on standard prototypes (like Buffers or Dates) is highly robust and follows best practices for deep traversal functions.
• [WARNING][bug] You are strictly enforcing isAddress(consumerAddress) here. The comment above mentions that an Auth Token can be provided instead of a Signer. If signerOrAuthToken is an Auth Token string, ensure that getSignedCommandParams actually decodes it and returns a valid consumerAddress. If it returns an empty string or undefined (which is common for non-signer credentials in previous versions), this check will incorrectly throw and break Auth Token support for this endpoint.
• [WARNING][bug] Similar to the HttpProvider, ensure that the strict isAddress(consumerAddress) check does not break the ability to use Auth Tokens if getSignedCommandParams does not output a valid address for Auth Token credentials.
• [INFO][bug] Good catch fixing the command string here. Previously, initializePSVerification was incorrectly sending POLICY_SERVER_PASSTHROUGH instead of POLICY_SERVER_INITIALIZE.
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src/utils/General.ts (1)
42-45: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConsider hiding the
seencycle guard from the public signature.
seenis an internal recursion parameter on an exported function. A caller can pass a pre-populatedWeakSetand suppress redaction for chosen objects. Move the recursion into a module-private helper and keep the exported surface to one parameter.♻️ Proposed refactor
-export function redactSensitiveFields( - value: any, - seen: WeakSet<object> = new WeakSet() -): any { +export function redactSensitiveFields(value: any): any { + return redactValue(value, new WeakSet<object>()) +} + +function redactValue(value: any, seen: WeakSet<object>): any { if (value === null || typeof value !== 'object') { return value }Then replace the two recursive calls with
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1504-1508: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAdd
@paramand@returntags to the two new public methods.The doc comments describe the authentication behavior but omit parameter documentation. The HTTP counterparts in
src/services/providers/HttpProvider.tsdocument each parameter. Marksignalas optional.As per coding guidelines: "Add JSDoc comments for all public APIs and document optional versus required parameters."♻️ Proposed doc additions
* signed message is `consumerAddress + nonce + "PolicyServerPassthrough"`, or an auth * token is sent instead. Requests without a credential are rejected with a 401. + * `@param` {OceanNode} nodeUri The node peer id or multiaddr. + * `@param` {SignerOrAuthTokenOrSignature} signerOrAuthToken The consumer signer, auth token or signature. + * `@param` {PolicyServerPassthroughCommand} request The request to pass through to the Policy Server. + * `@param` {AbortSignal} [signal] Optional abort signal. + * `@return` {Promise<any>} The node response. */Also applies to: 1548-1553
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In `@src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts`:
- Line 1432: Remove the in-try response.ok status-check blocks from
PolicyServerPassthrough (src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts:1412-1415),
initializePSVerification (src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts:1493-1496), and
initializeCompute (src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts:602-605), allowing
each method’s structured error handling after response.text() to execute; make
no direct change to the cited logging sites at
src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts:1432, :1513, and :622-625.
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In `@src/services/providers/P2pProvider.ts`:
- Around line 1504-1508: Update the JSDoc for both new public methods near the
shown comments to include `@param` tags for every parameter, marking signal as
optional, and add an `@return` tag describing each method’s result. Match the
parameter and return documentation style used by the corresponding methods in
HttpProvider.
In `@src/utils/General.ts`:
- Around line 42-45: Move the recursive implementation behind a module-private
helper such as redactValue, keeping exported redactSensitiveFields limited to
the value parameter and creating the internal WeakSet there. Update both
recursive call sites to use the helper so callers cannot supply a pre-populated
cycle guard.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Three new redaction logs sit in unreachable code. Each of these methods throws inside its own try block when response.ok is false, and the catch immediately rethrows. The code after the try therefore runs only for a successful response, which returns earlier. The added redactSensitiveFields logging and the throw new Error(JSON.stringify(resolvedResponse)) never execute, and the trailing response.json() would read a body already consumed by response.text(). Remove the in-try status check in each method so the structured error path runs.
src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts#L1432-L1432: remove theif (!response.ok) { ... throw }block at Lines 1412-1415 inPolicyServerPassthrough.src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts#L1513-L1513: remove theif (!response.ok) { ... throw }block at Lines 1493-1496 ininitializePSVerification.src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts#L622-L625: remove theif (!response.ok) { ... throw }block at Lines 602-605 ininitializeCompute.
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src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts#L1432-L1432(this comment)src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts#L1513-L1513src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts#L622-L625
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In `@src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts` at line 1432, Remove the in-try
response.ok status-check blocks from PolicyServerPassthrough
(src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts:1412-1415), initializePSVerification
(src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts:1493-1496), and initializeCompute
(src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts:602-605), allowing each method’s
structured error handling after response.text() to execute; make no direct
change to the cited logging sites at
src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts:1432, :1513, and :622-625.
…r and related credential checks (#2136)
Authenticate the PolicyServer calls, and stop logging credentials
What
Client-side counterpart to ocean-node
#1449 ("Authenticate
PolicyServerPassthrough/initializePSVerification, and stop logging credentials").Both PolicyServer endpoints are now authenticated by the node: a caller must supply an
Authorizationtoken or anonce+signaturepair together withconsumerAddress, orthe request is rejected with
401and never reaches the PolicyServer.initializePSVerificationalso became its own protocol command (
PolicyServerInitialize) so a signature is scoped toone endpoint and cannot be replayed against the other.
Until now
ProviderInstance.PolicyServerPassthrough()andProviderInstance.initializePSVerification()POSTed the caller's request object verbatim,with no
Authorizationheader and no identity fields — against a node carrying #1449 bothcalls would start failing with 401. This PR makes them carry credentials the same way every
other authenticated Provider method already does, on both the HTTP and P2P transports, and
mirrors the node's third fix (credential redaction) on the client's own log lines.
Semantics (mirrors the node)
SignerOrAuthTokenOrSignaturevia the existinggetSignedCommandParams(): aSignerfetchesgetNonce()+1and signsconsumerAddress + nonce + <command>; a JWT string is sent as theAuthorizationheader;a precomputed
CompleteSignatureis forwarded as-is.PolicyServerPassthroughPolicyServerPassthroughconsumerAddress + nonce + "PolicyServerPassthrough"initializePSVerificationPolicyServerInitializeconsumerAddress + nonce + "PolicyServerInitialize"the node overwrites those fields after verification anyway, so sending a different value
would only produce a confusing mismatch.
POLICY_SERVER_URLshould be an operator-controlled HTTPS endpoint (see the node's
docs/PolicyServer.md).Changes
src/@types/Provider.ts— addedPOLICY_SERVER_INITIALIZE: 'PolicyServerInitialize'toPROTOCOL_COMMANDS.src/@types/PolicyServer.ts—PolicyServerPassthroughCommandgains optionalconsumerAddress/nonce/signature;PolicyServerInitializeCommandgainsnonce/signature. Documented inline as node-verified identity that the lib fills in.src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts— both methods takesignerOrAuthTokenas thenew 2nd argument, resolve credentials through
getSignedCommandParams(), send them in thebody and set the
Authorizationheader when a token is used.src/services/providers/P2pProvider.ts— same signature change; credentials are added tothe P2P payload and
signerOrAuthTokenis now passed tosendP2pCommand(wasnull), sothe
authorizationfield actually reaches the node.Bug fix:
initializePSVerificationwas sending thePolicyServerPassthroughcommand —the same bug Bump release-it from 14.14.2 to 15.0.0 #1449 fixed on the node's HTTP route — and so hit the wrong handler. It now
sends
PolicyServerInitialize.src/services/providers/BaseProvider.ts— façade signatures updated to thread the newargument through to the HTTP/P2P implementation.
src/utils/General.ts— new exportedredactSensitiveFields(), ported from the node'svalidateCommands.ts: a non-mutating recursive walk over plain objects/arrays that masksauthorization,signature,aes_encrypted_keyandencryptedDockerRegistryAuthwith[REDACTED], with aWeakSetcycle guard ([CIRCULAR]) and pass-through for non-plainobjects (Buffers, Dates, streams).
src/services/providers/HttpProvider.ts— everyLoggerInstance.error('Payload was:', …)site now logs the redacted copy:
initializeCompute,computeStart,freeComputeStart(all of which dumped the consumer's signature and encrypted docker/registry material on
any failure) plus the two PolicyServer methods.
Client-side guards
Rather than round-tripping to get the node's new
400s, the lib now throws early on:"a signer, auth token or signature is required";policyServerPassthroughthat is missing, not an object, or an array (arrays wouldbe forwarded as
{"0":…,"1":…}with noaction);consumerAddressthat fails ethersisAddress.Compatibility
PolicyServerPassthrough(nodeUri, request, signal?)→PolicyServerPassthrough(nodeUri, signerOrAuthToken, request, signal?), and identicallyfor
initializePSVerification. Callers on9.0.0-next.*must insert the credential as thesecond argument. There are no in-repo callers outside
BaseProvider.against a pre- # 1449 node (which simply ignores the extra fields). The P2P
PolicyServerInitializecommand, however, only exists on nodes carrying # 1449 — against anolder node that P2P call now hits an unsupported command instead of silently reaching the
passthrough handler.
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