fix(api): spend the identity token at registration and drop the subject display column - #2092
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…ct display column A device registration now spends the identity token it presents. The token carries a jti, and the registration records it in spent_identity_tokens on its own transaction, so a refused registration leaves the token unspent. A replay is refused with 401. The primary key makes two concurrent spends of one token serialize, and each spend reclaims expired rows past a one-minute grace. identity_subjects.identifier_display is dropped. No code read it, and it kept a partial email or wallet address beside an unsalted hash. The mint now writes the kind, the hash and the last-use time only. Both migrations are idempotent. The table migration takes a transaction advisory lock, so two runners that start together both succeed.
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WalkthroughDevice registration now spends its identity token and rejects replay. The API validates token IDs and expiry values. Identity-subject records no longer store display identifiers. The web session drops its identity token after successful registration. ChangesIdentity and device registration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant useDevices
participant AccountDeviceService
participant IdentityTokenService
participant spent_identity_tokens
participant WebCoreKitSession
useDevices->>AccountDeviceService: register device with identity token
AccountDeviceService->>IdentityTokenService: verify token
IdentityTokenService-->>AccountDeviceService: verified token ID and expiry
AccountDeviceService->>IdentityTokenService: spend token in transaction
IdentityTokenService->>spent_identity_tokens: insert token ID and expiry
spent_identity_tokens-->>IdentityTokenService: insert result
IdentityTokenService-->>AccountDeviceService: spend result
AccountDeviceService-->>useDevices: registration result
useDevices->>WebCoreKitSession: drop identity token after success
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The API now refuses a spent identity token. The devices pane kept the token after a registration, so a revoke and a second registration in the same sign-in got 401, and the engine reported a dead session. The web session now drops the token after a successful registration, and the pane asks the member to sign in again. Tests: a registration then a rendezvous session with the same token, a token id that is not a UUID gets 401 before any spend, and the pane closes the register control after a registration.
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…e token test setup A replayed token is refused by the insert, so it no longer pays for a sweep that its transaction rolls back. The two statements are unchanged. The test suites share one booted token service helper, and a new unit test covers a token that carries no expiry.
jose accepts an exp such as 1e999, which parses to Infinity, and 1e300, which is finite but past the Date range. Both gave an invalid date for the spend row. verify now refuses any exp that gives no valid instant, with the same refusal as a bad jti, so the endpoint answers 401. The blueprint table list in "Identity and auth" now names spent_identity_tokens.
Sign the raw-expiry test token with jose CompactSign, share one real token service setup and one key across the two register tests, assert the refusal that each expiry value meets, and state the verify comment for every caller.
The blueprint now states what spent_identity_tokens holds and which routes spend the identity token. The test helpers share one signing key import and one header, which reads the key id the service exports. The web session method is dropIdentityToken, since the API does the spend. The expiry tests keep a past non-finite exp apart from the invalid instants.
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🟡 Minor · Add spent_identity_tokens to the "Data model (complete)" list. · api.md:351-357
blueprint/api.md:351-357
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spent_identity_tokensto the "Data model (complete)" list.This PR adds
spent_identity_tokensto the table list in "Identity and auth" (Line 84). The table also gets its own entry at Lines 93-96. The "Data model (complete)" section still leaves the table out. That section also says "Nothing else." As a result, the blueprint now contradicts itself about which tables the API holds.Proposed fix
-`users`, `auth_methods`, `identity_subjects`, `refresh_tokens`, +`users`, `auth_methods`, `identity_subjects`, `spent_identity_tokens`, `refresh_tokens`,🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…t bind at login (#2099) ADR 0058: the identity token is single-use at device registration, and the account binds the identity subject at login. PR #2092 implements the single-use part: a registration spends the token by its jti in spent_identity_tokens, and a replay answers 401. The account bind at login is a later slice. The ADR amends ADR 0039 D2. The API blueprint cites ADR 0058 at the spent_identity_tokens rule. Part of #2012.
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Summary
This PR changes
apps/api, andapps/webfor one follow-on fix in the devices pane.#2012: the identity token is spent at device registration
jtito each identity token it mints.verifyrequiresjtiandexp.POST /devicesspends the token in the registration transaction, after the subject lock and the account lock. The spend goes into the newspent_identity_tokenstable, keyed bytoken_id.Identity token already used. This check runs before the identity check, so the refusal names the replay.FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED. A row stays for one minute after its token expires, so an instance with a slow clock still finds the row while that instance accepts the token. There is no new sweep task and no N+1 query.spendruns the insert before the sweep, so a replayed token causes no sweep.verifyalso refuses an identity token whoseexpgives no valid instant.1e999parses toInfinity, and1e300is finite but outside theDaterange. Both passed the expiry check of the library and gave an invalid date for the spend row. Only the holder of the signing key can mint such a token. The token gets the same refusal as a token with a badjti: 401 at the endpoint. Unit tests cover it.POST /device-approval/sessiondoes not spend the token. The web e2e flow registers with a token and then opens a relay with the same token. That flow still works, and an API integration test proves it.What this PR does not fix: the first acceptance item of #2012. The API cannot refuse "a token issued for another account", because the API has no fact that links a subject to an account before the first registration.
identity_subjectshas nouser_id(ADR 0039 D1).POST /auth/logindoes not carry the identity token. Any secp256k1 key can create an account. Onmain, a new test showed that an account with a leaked token of another subject registers with 201. The spend in this PR does not change that first claim. To fix the bind, the login must present the identity token, and the API must bind the subject to the account at the first login. That change touches the engine API client,packages/login, both hosts and the contract suite. It also changes ADR 0039 D2, so it needs an ADR first. For this reason this PR is only part of #2012.What this PR fixes and what it does not fix
jti, ajtithat is not a UUID, or anexpthat is no valid instantThe single-use rule stops only the replay of a spent token. It does not stop the first claim.
#2011:
identity_subjects.identifier_displayis droppedDROP COLUMN IF EXISTS. The entity,IdentitySubjectService.resolveand the mint path write no display form now.truncateEmailis gone.blueprint/api.md"Identity and auth" now says what a subject row holds.auth_methods.identifier_displayis a separate question. This PR does not change it.Migrations under two runners
Both migrations are idempotent. The table migration takes
pg_advisory_xact_lockbeforeCREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS. Without the lock, two runners that start together fail on the catalog unique index (pg_type_typname_nsp_index). I reverted both migrations on a scratch database and ranmigration:runtwice at the same time. Both runners exited 0, and the schema was correct.Contract surface
The request and response shapes do not change. The 401 description of
POST /devicesand theidentityTokenfield description change inopenapi.json. The engine API client andcrates/contractsend the same fields. The contract test sendsnot.a.tokenand still gets 401.The contract suite has no case for the replay refusal. The suite cannot get a real identity token: every mint needs a verified Google, email or wallet credential, and the email code goes to the mail log, which the suite cannot read. The API integration gate is the only proof of the replay refusal.
Test plan
apps/apiunit suite: 483 passed. New tests: every token has its own token id, a token withoutjtiorexpis refused, a token whosejtiis not a UUID gets 401 before any spend, a token whoseexpis1e999,-1e999or1e300is refused (and the same token gets 401 before any spend at registration), a replay is refused and writes nothing, a replay from another account is refused before the identity check, and the subject row holds no display key.apps/apiintegration suite, all 19 files one by one against real Postgres: 274 passed. New tests:device-approval.http.itest.ts: a replay gets 401 and writes nothing; a replay from another account gets 401; a token that a registration spent still opens a rendezvous session; a refused registration leaves the token unspent; exactly one of two simultaneous registrations spends one token; a spend reclaims a row past its grace and keeps a recent row.identity.http.itest.ts: the liveidentity_subjectscolumns are exactlycreated_at,id,identifier_hash,kindandlast_used_at.apps/websuite: 854 passed. New test: after a registration and a revoke, the register control is closed and asks for a fresh sign-in.migration:runrunners both succeed.pnpm lint,pnpm typecheck,pnpm lint:md,pnpm lint:tracker-refsand the OpenAPI freshness check pass.Part of #2012.
Closes #2011.
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Spend identity tokens on device registration and drop the subject display column
AccountDeviceService.registerspends it inside the guarded transaction viaIdentityTokenService, so replayed tokens get a 401 while refused registrations roll the spend backSpentIdentityTokenentity and table (UUID primary key, expiry index) plus a migration creating it, with advisory-lock serializationidentifier_displaycolumn fromidentity_subjects(with migration); subject resolution now stores only kind, identifier hash, and usage timestamps, andIdentityTokenServicemint now requires a random UUIDjtiand finiteexpDropIdentitySubjectDisplaymigration permanently removesidentity_subjects.identifier_display(restorable only via the down migration); replay of a previously accepted registration token now returns 401, a breaking change for any client that reused tokensMacroscope summarized 822ad33.