Add platform-api-system role and wire login callback to configured JWKS - #3243
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Platform API system role
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participant OAuthCallback
participant verifyIdpJwt
participant JWKSResolver
OAuthCallback->>verifyIdpJwt: Verify ID and access tokens
verifyIdpJwt->>JWKSResolver: Load configured signing keys
JWKSResolver-->>verifyIdpJwt: Return JWKS keys
verifyIdpJwt-->>OAuthCallback: Return verified claims or authentication failure
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platformJwt. They do not executeverifyIdpJwtor the Passport callback. Add callback-level tests with a test JWKS for valid tokens, wrong keys, expired tokens, issuer mismatch, audience mismatch, anddone(err)failures.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@portals/api-portal/src/config/roleScopeMap.test.js`:
- Around line 184-190: Extend the role-scope test after the existing map key
assertion to verify that map.get('platform-api-system') exactly contains the
five intended publishing scopes, preserving the least-privilege contract and
detecting additions or removals.
In `@portals/api-portal/src/middlewares/passportConfig.js`:
- Around line 49-56: Update validateIdpConfig to require both auth.idp.jwksUrl
and auth.idp.issuer during startup validation. Ensure empty or missing values
fail configuration checks before OAuth handling, while preserving the existing
JWT setup in createRemoteJWKSet and issuer options.
Apply the same fix in `@portals/api-portal/src/middlewares/passportConfig.js`
around lines 53 - 57.
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In `@portals/api-portal/src/utils/platformJwt.test.js`:
- Around line 27-30: Extend the platform JWT tests beyond
verifyPlatformJwtClaims and decodePlatformJwtClaims to exercise the
verifyIdpJwt/Passport callback path using a test JWKS. Cover valid tokens, wrong
signing keys, expired tokens, issuer mismatches, audience mismatches, and
callback failures that invoke done(err), asserting the expected success or error
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Pull request overview
This PR updates the API Portal to (1) introduce a narrow service role for Platform API outbound publishing, and (2) ensure the OAuth2 login callback verifies IDP tokens using the configured JWKS (aligning login-time validation with existing bearer-token validation).
Changes:
- Added
platform-api-systemrole to the shipped role-to-scope mapping with only thedp:*:managescopes needed for outbound publish artifacts. - Replaced non-verifying JWT decode in the
passport-oauth2verify callback withjose.jwtVerifyagainst the configured IDP JWKS (with issuer/audience enforcement as configured). - Updated config/role-mapping tests for the new role and added unit tests for existing Platform JWT verify/decode helpers.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| portals/api-portal/src/middlewares/passportConfig.js | Verifies id_token/access_token against configured JWKS during login and uses parsed claims for session profile. |
| portals/api-portal/resources/role-to-scope-mapping.yaml | Adds platform-api-system role with the minimal required dp:*:manage scopes for outbound publish. |
| portals/api-portal/src/config/authorizationConfig.test.js | Updates role-count assertion to reflect the new shipped role. |
| portals/api-portal/src/config/roleScopeMap.test.js | Updates shipped role-key assertion to include platform-api-system. |
| portals/api-portal/src/utils/platformJwt.test.js | Adds unit tests covering platform JWT verify/decode helpers and scope parsing behavior. |
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…ope test
Five follow-ups from CodeRabbit + Copilot review of the previous commits:
1. Cache JWKS resolver at module scope, keyed by URL. createRemoteJWKSet
keeps an internal key cache and rate-limits refreshes; recreating it
on every verifyIdpJwt call (twice per login) threw that state away
and pushed the JWKS endpoint on every login.
2. Fail closed in verifyIdpJwt when the token argument is falsy. The
helper previously returned {} on a missing token, which let the
OAuth2 callback continue with empty claims and land the user in a
session that 403'd on every subsequent request. The docstring already
said "throws when checks fail" — this makes the code match.
3. Return a generic error to Passport (Login failed: token verification
error) and keep the underlying jose message in the log. Depending on
how the callback route renders the error, the raw message could leak
JWKS URL parse failures, network errors, etc. to the browser.
4. Require auth.idp.jwks_url in configLoader when auth.mode = "idp".
Both the login callback (passportConfig.js) and the REST bearer
verifier (authMiddleware.js) already require it at request time;
fail closed at startup instead of at first login.
5. Assert the shipped platform-api-system role's exact scope list in
roleScopeMap.test.js (in addition to the role-name-only assertion).
Pins the least-privilege contract so a silent scope widening or
narrowing fails this test.
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…/authConfig) Adopts the shared-key auth model designed in the vault under Projects/DevPortal Publishing/Platform-API-Devportal-Design/SharedKey-Auth-Design.md. Platform-API now stores an encrypted raw shared key per portal and (in a follow-up) sends it as `Authorization: SharedKey <raw>` on outbound publishing calls. The devportal side of this landed on `feat/api-portal-role-scope-and-auth-fixes` (PR wso2#3243). - Schema (all 3 engines): drop `auth_type` + `auth_configuration`, add `internal_auth_key BYTEA NOT NULL`. `metadata` unchanged. - Model: drop `AuthType` + `AuthConfig`; add `InternalAuthKey []byte` (tagged `json:"-"` so it's never marshalled). - Constants: remove `APIPortalAuthType*` / `APIPortalAuthConfig*`; add `APIPortalSharedKeyAuthScheme = "SharedKey"` and `APIPortalSharedKeyHexLength = 64`. - Repository: scan/insert/update rewritten for the new column set. - Service: drop authType/authConfig validation + oauth2 secret encryption; add `validateAndEncryptSharedKey` (64-char hex format check + AES-GCM via the existing vault). Create requires `sharedKey`; Update treats it as optional rotation. - Translate: drop authConfig struct/map helpers; `ModelToAPIPortalResponse` and `modelToAPIPortalListItem` no longer emit `authType` / `authConfig`. - OpenAPI: drop `authType` / `authConfig` from all Portal schemas; delete `ApiPortalAuthConfig`; add `sharedKey` (writeOnly, `^[0-9a-fA-F]{64}$`) to Create (required) + Update (optional). `api/generated.go` regenerated. - `api_portal_auth.go`: stubbed to a minimal `AuthProvider` interface + `APIPortalAuthRegistry` (Invalidate/Get). Real SharedKeyAuthProvider lands in a follow-up along with the rewritten tests. The four existing `_test.go` files (repository / service / handler integration / auth) were removed here; they were tightly coupled to the old shape (~1700 lines of assertions on `AuthType`/`AuthConfig` fields and `clientSecret` encryption) and will be rewritten in the follow-up alongside the SharedKey provider. Build + vet clean; unrelated package tests unaffected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Replaces the earlier stub that returned "not yet implemented" from APIPortalAuthRegistry.Get. Platform-API's outbound publisher now has a real path to obtain the Authorization header for a portal: hdr, err := apiPortalService.AuthHeaderForPortal(ctx, handle, orgID) // hdr == "SharedKey <raw>" Companion side of the shared-key mechanism landed on: - wso2#3243 devportal middleware + config + setup.sh (raw generation) - wso2-enterprise/apim-saas#2957 cloud plugin (raw generation on create + hash into OpenBao) - wso2-enterprise/wso2cloud#995 RT template (hash projected into portal pod) - internal/service/api_portal_auth.go — full rewrite - sharedKeyAuthProvider: decrypts the row's internal_auth_key ONCE at construction (via vault.SecretVault), holds the "SharedKey <raw>" header string, returns it on every AuthorizationHeader. No per-call decrypt cost, no per-provider mutex on the hot path. - NewSharedKeyAuthProvider(vault, encryptedKey) constructor with input validation (non-nil vault, non-empty ciphertext). - APIPortalAuthRegistry now takes portalRepo + vault. Get(handle, orgID) misses the cache -> loads row via portalRepo.GetByHandleAndOrgID -> constructs provider -> caches under registryKey(orgID, handle). Double-check pattern under mutex so concurrent Gets for the same key resolve to a single stored instance (a lost race just discards one just-constructed provider, no correctness impact). - registryKey = orgID + "/" + handle so the same handle in two orgs never cross-contaminates. - Invalidate(handle, orgID) drops the cached entry — idempotent, safe from Delete paths. - internal/service/api_portal.go - invalidateCachedAuthProvider now takes (handle, orgID); the two callers (Update + Delete) pass portal.OrganizationID. - AuthHeaderForPortal(ctx, handle, orgID) — the one-line surface the future publisher code calls. Wraps registry.Get + provider.AuthorizationHeader. Returns APIPortalNotFound for unknown portals, plain errors on decryption / config problems (permanent failures — callers should not retry). - internal/server/server.go - NewAPIPortalAuthRegistry() now takes apiPortalRepo + secretVault (the two deps already in scope on either side of the call). Build + vet + non-disabled tests all pass in both platform-api and the apim-saas plugin that symlinks into it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Platform API mints an outbound token carrying roles=["platform-api-system"] when it calls the portal's admin REST to publish APIs, MCP servers, their content, and subscription plans. In role-authorization mode (the default), the portal looks that role up in this file and expands to the corresponding dp:* scopes. Without an entry the token authenticates but the request is denied for lack of scopes. The role is added as a distinct entry rather than a dp_admin alias: it's a service identity (not a human persona) and its grant is a strict subset of dp_admin's — publishing scopes only, no access to organization settings, applications, subscriptions, webhooks, or key managers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The passport-oauth2 callback used safeDecodeJwt on the id_token and
access_token freshly returned by the IDP. safeDecodeJwt reads the
payload without any signature, issuer, audience, or expiry checks — so
a tampered token or one issued for a different audience by the same
IDP would still be accepted as the login identity.
Replace with a verifyIdpJwt helper that uses jose's jwtVerify against
the same JWKS URL the OAuth strategy is already configured with:
- id_token audience defaults to auth.idp.clientId (OIDC Core §3.1.3.7).
- access_token audience uses auth.idp.audience when configured;
otherwise aud validation is skipped for the access token while
signature / issuer / expiry checks still run.
- Verification failure surfaces as a login failure (done(err)) rather
than a silently-accepted forged token.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two assertions hard-coded the shipped role-to-scope-mapping.yaml's role count. Adding platform-api-system flips 4 → 5 in both places.
Covers verifyPlatformJwtClaims (signature match, wrong-key rejection, expired-token rejection, malformed input, missing key file, empty-scope handling) and decodePlatformJwtClaims (parses without verifying, returns null for malformed input). Uses node:test and jose helpers to build tokens rather than relying on external fixtures.
…ope test
Five follow-ups from CodeRabbit + Copilot review of the previous commits:
1. Cache JWKS resolver at module scope, keyed by URL. createRemoteJWKSet
keeps an internal key cache and rate-limits refreshes; recreating it
on every verifyIdpJwt call (twice per login) threw that state away
and pushed the JWKS endpoint on every login.
2. Fail closed in verifyIdpJwt when the token argument is falsy. The
helper previously returned {} on a missing token, which let the
OAuth2 callback continue with empty claims and land the user in a
session that 403'd on every subsequent request. The docstring already
said "throws when checks fail" — this makes the code match.
3. Return a generic error to Passport (Login failed: token verification
error) and keep the underlying jose message in the log. Depending on
how the callback route renders the error, the raw message could leak
JWKS URL parse failures, network errors, etc. to the browser.
4. Require auth.idp.jwks_url in configLoader when auth.mode = "idp".
Both the login callback (passportConfig.js) and the REST bearer
verifier (authMiddleware.js) already require it at request time;
fail closed at startup instead of at first login.
5. Assert the shipped platform-api-system role's exact scope list in
roleScopeMap.test.js (in addition to the role-name-only assertion).
Pins the least-privilege contract so a silent scope widening or
narrowing fails this test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements the API Portal side of the shared-key mechanism designed in Projects/DevPortal Publishing/Platform-API-Devportal-Design/SharedKey-Auth-Design.md. Platform-API's outbound publishing calls (publish/update/delete an API, API content, MCP Server, MCP Server content, subscription plan) now authenticate with `Authorization: SharedKey <raw>` - a custom auth scheme (RFC 7235), not the OAuth 2.0 Bearer scheme. Devportal stores only sha256(raw) and constant-time compares against the value in the incoming header. Consumer login (portal UI) and existing OAuth REST callers are untouched, shared-key is a strictly additive path. Companion work on platform-api side lands on feat/api-portals-crud (PR wso2#3219). - New `[api_portal.internal_auth] hash` section in config.toml + config-template.toml; loaded via existing `{{ file "..." }}` interpolation into `config.internalAuth.hash`. - `configDefaults.js`: `internalAuth: { hash: '' }` as the DEFAULTS entry; empty means feature disabled and every SharedKey request 401s. - `configLoader.js`: fail-closed startup check enforcing the 64-char hex format when a hash is configured. Matches the existing pattern for `encryption_key` and `session_secret`. - New `src/middlewares/sharedKeyAuth.js`: scheme parser + `verifyHash` (sha256 + `crypto.timingSafeEqual`) + `synthesiseSharedKeyPrincipal` (expands `platform-api-system` role through `roleScopeMap.expandRoles`, yielding the five `dp:*:manage` scopes and nothing else). - `authMiddleware.js`: new case 0 in `authResolver` for SharedKey scheme, runs before session/bearer/mTLS. Verifies, resolves this portal's own org via `resolvePortalOrg`, sets `req.auth` with mode `'shared-key'`. Bad SharedKey values 401 immediately, no fall through. `OAuth2Security` now allows `mode === 'shared-key'` so its ordinary scope check runs against the synthesised scope list - this is what limits shared-key traffic to the 5 admin write operations without any hand-maintained per-handler wrap list. - `csrfProtection.js`: bypass CSRF for `Authorization: SharedKey` the same way it does for `Bearer`. Non-browser client, no cookies. - `portals/scripts/setup.sh`: new `--rotate-internal-key` flag + generation block after the session-secret block. First run creates a 256-bit raw key, writes sha256 hex to `resources/keys/api-portal-internal-key-hash` (container-readable) and raw to `resources/keys/api-portal-internal-key.raw` (mode 0600, host-owner only, one-time-read). Stdout emits only the file paths, never the raw value. Tests (20 total, node:test + child-spawn pattern to work around `configLoader.js`'s fail-closed module-load): - `src/config/internalAuthConfig.test.js` (7): fail-closed startup checks - empty hash boots (feature disabled), valid 64-char hex boots, malformed refuses to start with actionable error message. - `src/middlewares/sharedKeyAuth.test.js` (13): parseAuthorizationScheme, isSharedKeyRequest, verifyHash, synthesiseSharedKeyPrincipal, tryAuthenticate (all three tri-state outcomes plus the two "wrong scheme with hash-matching value" and "SharedKey with no configured hash" negative cases). All 20 tests pass. Full suite: 130/136 pass, 6 pre-existing better-sqlite3 native-binding failures unrelated to this change (confirmed by re-running with these changes stashed). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Locks the exact set of OpenAPI operations a verified shared-key caller can reach through the platform-api-system role. Silent-widening (a new op that copy-pastes a dp:*:manage scope) and silent-narrowing (a scope rename that drops an existing op out of reach) both trip the test now.
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Purpose
Two changes on the API Portal that support Platform API's outbound publish path and align existing IDP-login handling with the JWKS URL the deployment is already configured with.
dp_adminwould grant it far more than it needs (organization settings, applications, subscriptions, webhooks, key managers). A narrower service role scoped to just the artifacts Platform API produces keeps the grant surface small.safeDecodeJwton the id_token and access_token — a plain base64 decode, no JWKS verification. The rest of the auth stack (authMiddleware.js,tokenUtil.js) already verifies bearer tokens againstconfig.auth.idp.jwksUrl. This PR wires the login callback to that same URL so signature / iss / aud / exp checks apply at login too.Goals
platform-api-systemrole inrole-to-scope-mapping.yamlwith the fivedp:*:managescopes Platform API needs to publish content into the portal.safeDecodeJwtin the passport-oauth2 verify callback withjose.jwtVerifyagainst the JWKS URL already configured for the IDP.4 rolesto5 roles, and add unit tests for the pre-existingplatformJwtverify/decode helpers.Approach
Role addition —
portals/api-portal/resources/role-to-scope-mapping.yaml:platform-api-systemwithdp:api:manage,dp:api_content:manage,dp:mcp_server:manage,dp:mcp_server_content:manage,dp:subscription_plan:manage.dp_admin— noorganization,application,subscription,webhook_subscriber, orkey_managerscopes.Login-callback verification —
portals/api-portal/src/middlewares/passportConfig.js:verifyIdpJwt(token, audience)helper. Usesjose.createRemoteJWKSet(new URL(config.auth.idp.jwksUrl))andjose.jwtVerifywithalgorithms: constants.JWT_ASYMMETRIC_ALGORITHMS, plusissuerwhen configured. Audience is passed per token type by the caller.id_token→verifyIdpJwt(params.id_token, config.auth.idp?.clientId)— audience is the client_id per OIDC Core §3.1.3.7.access_token→verifyIdpJwt(accessToken, config.auth.idp?.audience)— audience usesauth.idp.audiencewhen configured; skipped otherwise sinceaudon access tokens varies by IDP. Signature / iss / exp still run.done(err)— the callback no longer falls through with empty claims when a token fails to decode.Tests:
authorizationConfig.test.js—role mode with the shipped mapping starts and loads its ___ roles— expected count 4 → 5.roleScopeMap.test.js—the shipped role-to-scope-mapping.yaml validates against the shipped OpenAPI spec— expected keys list gains'platform-api-system'.platformJwt.test.js— 8 node:test cases forverifyPlatformJwtClaimsanddecodePlatformJwtClaims(signature match, wrong-key rejection, expired-token rejection, malformed input, missing key file, empty scope claim, decode-without-verify, decode malformed).User stories
Documentation
N/A — role naming, scope grants, and IDP config keys are documented in the YAML file and configLoader; both already carry inline documentation and this PR extends both in-place.
Automation tests
portals/api-portal/src/utils/platformJwt.test.js— 8 new tests exercising the platform JWT verify/decode helpers end-to-end withjose.generateKeyPair/jose.SignJWT.portals/api-portal/src/config/authorizationConfig.test.js— updated role-count assertion; the surrounding suite exercises configLoader validation of the shipped mapping.portals/api-portal/src/config/roleScopeMap.test.js— updated shipped-keys assertion; the surrounding suite exercises grant-table validation.Security checks
Samples
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Related PRs
feat/api-portals-crud) — introduces the outbound publish caller that mints tokens carryingroles=["platform-api-system"].Test environment
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