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…lback setting Add the AuthService ExchangeHandoff RPC with its HTTP POST mapping, the login capability flags on the info endpoint, and the operator setting that controls the legacy token callback. Refs #3626 Assisted-by: Claude Code Signed-off-by: Miguel Martinez Trivino <miguel@chainloop.dev> Chainloop-Trace-Sessions: b1a14865-f28b-4d7c-9108-b0c8130f5c27
Store single-use login handoff codes, hashed, with the user, the token lifetime, the PKCE challenge and the callback. The exchange consumes the code in one atomic update before it checks expiry, verifier and callback, and a sweeper deletes used and expired codes. Refs #3626 Assisted-by: Claude Code Signed-off-by: Miguel Martinez Trivino <miguel@chainloop.dev> Chainloop-Trace-Sessions: b1a14865-f28b-4d7c-9108-b0c8130f5c27
…the token A login that sends a S256 code challenge gets a single-use handoff code in its callback instead of the session token. The new ExchangeHandoff RPC (also POST /auth/exchange) trades the code, the verifier and the callback for the token, with the same error for every failure and the reason in the server log. A login without a challenge keeps the token callback, which is logged and counted, and an operator can deny it. The info endpoint reports both capabilities, and the login rejects a returnTo that is not a relative path. Used and expired codes are deleted periodically. Refs #3626 Assisted-by: Claude Code Signed-off-by: Miguel Martinez Trivino <miguel@chainloop.dev> Chainloop-Trace-Sessions: b1a14865-f28b-4d7c-9108-b0c8130f5c27
When the control plane reports the code exchange, the login sends a S256 code challenge and exchanges the handoff code it receives for the session token. A token callback is accepted with a deprecation warning while the control plane allows it and rejected otherwise. Against an older control plane the login keeps the token callback. Refs #3626 Assisted-by: Claude Code Signed-off-by: Miguel Martinez Trivino <miguel@chainloop.dev> Chainloop-Trace-Sessions: b1a14865-f28b-4d7c-9108-b0c8130f5c27
Add controlplane.auth.allowLegacyLoginCallback to set whether the control plane still delivers the session token in the login callback URL. Refs #3626 Assisted-by: Claude Code Signed-off-by: Miguel Martinez Trivino <miguel@chainloop.dev> Chainloop-Trace-Sessions: b1a14865-f28b-4d7c-9108-b0c8130f5c27
Reuse the oauth2 PKCE helpers for verifiers, challenges and the handoff code, build the login callback in one place, share the relative URL check and the token creation, and let the sweeper delete codes once they expire. Refs #3626 Assisted-by: Claude Code Signed-off-by: Miguel Martinez Trivino <miguel@chainloop.dev> Chainloop-Trace-Sessions: b1a14865-f28b-4d7c-9108-b0c8130f5c27
Refs #3626 Assisted-by: Claude Code Signed-off-by: Miguel Martinez Trivino <miguel@chainloop.dev> Chainloop-Trace-Sessions: b1a14865-f28b-4d7c-9108-b0c8130f5c27
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Oct 15, 2026 19:38 UTC · 43m6s · $5.54 · 294 in / 72.4k out · claude-code 2.1.301 (claude-sonnet-5-5)
Change Summary
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- Answers the callback-compatibility review thread without code changes first.
- Fixes the duplicate
WriteHeaderOAuth handler behavior and adds a regression test. - Removes the unauthenticated HTTP
POST /auth/exchangemapping, keeping the exchange gRPC-only. - Amends the login-code-exchange spec with D-013 and later strikes through D-003 to match the design.
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🟡 81% — Solid fixes landed, but planning drift and one review overclaim deserve reviewer attention.
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🟠 The user had to restate the D-003 spec handling across several short follow-ups. · Medium Severity
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- Adds a login handoff code exchange flow in the control plane, including the exchange RPC, info flags, and legacy-callback gating.
- Stores hashed single-use handoff codes with a migration, sweeper, and service/biz/data plumbing.
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chainloop auth loginto use PKCE-based exchange with legacy fallback handling. - Exposes the legacy callback setting in the Helm chart and documents it.
- Follow-up fixes harden multi-slash callback rejection and clear PKCE params in the CLI headless fallback.
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[5 files with past security fixes] Keep these rules in place. They come from 4 past fixes in this repository.
app/controlplane/internal/server/grpc.go ▶
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Any token confined to a project must only receive policies that are safe within that single project; org-wide capabilities and legacy robot-account management must not be exposed through scoped tokens.
app/controlplane/cmd/main.go ▶
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Outbound HTTP derived from integration registration data must be made through a client that enforces the deployment's target-address policy, rejecting non-public destinations unless that plugin is explicitly allowed to reach them.
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Outbound HTTP derived from integration registration data must be made through a client that enforces the deployment's target-address policy, rejecting non-public destinations unless that plugin is explicitly allowed to reach them.
app/controlplane/internal/service/auth.go ▶
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A post-login redirect that can carry a Chainloop bearer token must only target a relative path, a loopback CLI callback, or an explicitly configured Chainloop origin.
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Any token confined to a project must only receive policies that are safe within that single project; org-wide capabilities and legacy robot-account management must not be exposed through scoped tokens.
Past fixes (4)
58ae751 · CWE-266 · MULTI FIX
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The commit fixes a real access-control bug where project-scoped API tokens were minted with org-wide registered-integration and robot-account-create privileges.
2 files · The repair spans several commits, so this one is not the whole fix. Sink:/controlplane.v1.IntegrationsService/DescribeRegistration,/controlplane.v1.IntegrationsService/ListRegistrations,/controlplane.v1.IntegrationsService/Register,/controlplane.v1.RobotAccountService/Create.
6a933de · CWE-863
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The commit fixes a real access-control flaw where any valid API token could reach user-oriented authenticated RPCs because token auth was wired into the main middleware chain without a per-operation authorization guard.
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12468d6 · CWE-918 · PARTIAL FIX
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Fixes a real SSRF vulnerability in multiple built-in integration plugins by adding a guarded HTTP client for user-supplied destinations, though the generic webhook and Dependency-Track protections are opt-in for compatibility.
2 files · Only part of the flaw was repaired here — the rest was never fixed. Sink:http.DefaultClient.Do(req),http.Get(request.WebhookURL),http.Post(webhookURL,i.client.Do(req).
4f30ac6 · CWE-601
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Fixes an exploitable open-redirect in Chainloop's OIDC login flow that leaked freshly minted user JWTs to attacker-chosen callback URLs.
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app/controlplane/internal/server/grpc.go - 2 past fixes, peak severity high
must hold: Any token confined to a project must only receive policies that are safe within
that single project; org-wide capabilities and legacy robot-account management must not
be exposed through scoped tokens.
also enforced at: 8 other entry points
grep for: defaultAuthzPolicies, orgLevelTokenPolicies, slices.Concat
app/controlplane/cmd/main.go - 1 past fix, peak severity high
must hold: Outbound HTTP derived from integration registration data must be made through a
client that enforces the deployment's target-address policy, rejecting non-public
destinations unless that plugin is explicitly allowed to reach them.
also enforced at: 8 other entry points
grep for: ErrBlockedTarget, PublicTargetsOnly, isPubliclyRoutable, publicOnlyDialContext,
sdk.NewHTTPClient
app/controlplane/internal/conf/controlplane/config/v1/conf.proto - 1 past fix, peak severity high
must hold: Outbound HTTP derived from integration registration data must be made through a
client that enforces the deployment's target-address policy, rejecting non-public
destinations unless that plugin is explicitly allowed to reach them.
also enforced at: 8 other entry points
grep for: ErrBlockedTarget, PublicTargetsOnly, isPubliclyRoutable, publicOnlyDialContext,
sdk.NewHTTPClient
app/controlplane/internal/service/auth.go - 1 past fix, peak severity high
must hold: A post-login redirect that can carry a Chainloop bearer token must only target
a relative path, a loopback CLI callback, or an explicitly configured Chainloop origin.
grep for: allowedCallbackOrigins, callbackAllowed
app/controlplane/pkg/biz/biz.go - 1 past fix, peak severity high
must hold: Any token confined to a project must only receive policies that are safe within
that single project; org-wide capabilities and legacy robot-account management must not
be exposed through scoped tokens.
also enforced at: 8 other entry points
grep for: defaultAuthzPolicies, orgLevelTokenPolicies, slices.Concat
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A callback such as ////evil.example/cb parses with no host, so it passed as a same-origin relative path and skipped the legacy setting, while browsers resolve it off-origin. A relative callback must now be a single-slash path, the same rule as returnTo. Refs #3626 Assisted-by: Claude Code Signed-off-by: Miguel Martinez Trivino <miguel@chainloop.dev> Chainloop-Trace-Sessions: b1a14865-f28b-4d7c-9108-b0c8130f5c27
When the browser does not open, the login switches to headless after the code challenge was added. A challenge needs a callback, so the control plane rejected that URL. Refs #3626 Assisted-by: Claude Code Signed-off-by: Miguel Martinez Trivino <miguel@chainloop.dev> Chainloop-Trace-Sessions: b1a14865-f28b-4d7c-9108-b0c8130f5c27
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…hange failure Repository and cancellation errors now get logged server-side and return the same error as any other exchange failure. Assisted-by: Claude Code Signed-off-by: Miguel Martinez Trivino <miguel@chainloop.dev> Chainloop-Trace-Sessions: 28415907-77b6-4387-bd1d-55e6ca2eb0e4
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Regression assessmentReviewed the change from a compatibility standpoint. No functional regression found. Summary of the verified compatibility matrix:
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The login and OIDC callback handlers redirected or rendered the token page and then returned a response, so the handler wrapper wrote a second header and net/http logged "superfluous response.WriteHeader call" on every login. Return nil once the request is answered. Assisted-by: Claude Code Signed-off-by: Miguel Martinez Trivino <miguel@chainloop.dev> Chainloop-Trace-Sessions: 712a26bd-ddb7-42cf-b312-9a079661bdc0
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Nice work — this implements the issue-3626 design cleanly and the PKCE + single-use store is exactly right. One suggestion to tighten the surface, and one confirmation to record.
Suggestion: drop the HTTP POST /auth/exchange mapping
ExchangeHandoff is exposed both as the gRPC RPC and as an HTTP POST /auth/exchange (google.api.http option). I think the HTTP mapping can go away:
- The only real consumers are the CLI (gRPC) and the web UI. The web UI is a browser client of the control plane over gRPC-web — the platform frontend already instantiates generated clients as
new AuthServiceClientImpl(client.grpcClient)(seefrontend/src/hooks/api/account.ts), and this PR already generates the frontend TS client forExchangeHandoffinapp/controlplane/api/gen/frontend/controlplane/v1/auth.ts. - So there is no plain-HTTP consumer. D-003's rationale ("other clients use HTTP") doesn't hold — the other client is gRPC-web.
- The endpoint is unauthenticated (it relies entirely on the PKCE verifier + single-use code). Removing the HTTP route shrinks the public unauthenticated surface and removes a CORS preflight concern the web UI would otherwise introduce by calling
cp.chainloop.devcross-origin.
Keeping it gRPC-only keeps the surface minimal and matches how the web UI will actually call it. If you want to keep an HTTP fallback for a future non-gRPC client, that's fine too — just flag it as intentional so we know it's a forward-looking surface, not a current need.
Confirmation: the web UI uses gRPC-web, not HTTP
For the record, the intended web consumption of this exchange is the gRPC-web call to AuthService.ExchangeHandoff with { handoff, code_verifier, callback }, via the generated @pb/controlplane/v1/auth client. No new web-side API and no UC call is involved; the UC stays internal to the control plane.
Note: callback param is ?handoff=
Recording for downstream coordination: this implementation delivers the callback as ?handoff=<code> (per D-011), not ?code= as the spec PR text showed. That's actually the better outcome — it avoids any collision with the MCP callback's own code OIDC mode. The platform-side work (SAML, MCP bridge, frontend) will read ?handoff= to match.
I'll mirror these into the platform-side spec (PFM-7822) so the two plans stay aligned.
The CLI uses gRPC and the web UI uses gRPC-web, so nothing needs the plain HTTP POST /auth/exchange route. Dropping it keeps the unauthenticated surface of the control plane smaller. Assisted-by: Claude Code Signed-off-by: Miguel Martinez Trivino <miguel@chainloop.dev> Chainloop-Trace-Sessions: 712a26bd-ddb7-42cf-b312-9a079661bdc0
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The exchange endpoint no longer has an HTTP mapping. D-013 supersedes the HTTP part of D-003, which stays as written. Assisted-by: Claude Code Signed-off-by: Miguel Martinez Trivino <miguel@chainloop.dev> Chainloop-Trace-Sessions: 712a26bd-ddb7-42cf-b312-9a079661bdc0
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<violation number="1" location="docs/specs/issue-3626-login-code-exchange.md:221">
P2: D-013 removes the HTTP mapping, but Proposal step 4 still says the exchange RPC has one. Update step 4 so the spec does not prescribe both designs.</violation>
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At the end of an OIDC login, the control plane sends the session token to the client in the callback URL (
?t=<token>). This change implements the design indocs/specs/issue-3626-login-code-exchange.md(phase 1 of its rollout): a client that sends a PKCE-style code challenge gets a short-lived, single-use handoff code instead, and exchanges it for the token over an API call. Existing clients keep working, because the legacy callback stays allowed by default.What changed, by requirement
code_challengeandcode_challenge_method=S256and a callback is redirected to the callback with?handoff=<code>and no token (parameter name per D-011).login_handoffstable. The exchange marks the code used in one atomic update, then checks expiry, the verifier against the challenge, and the callback. Every failure returns the same401 LOGIN_HANDOFF_INVALIDerror to the client. The server log records the reason: unknown code, expired, already used, wrong verifier, or wrong callback.AuthService/ExchangeHandoff, served over gRPC and gRPC-web only (D-013). It creates the session token at exchange time with the same lifetime as the legacy flow, and returns it only in the response body. No token is stored at rest.?t=callback. Each such delivery to an external callback is logged and counted in thechainloop_controlplane_auth_legacy_callback_deliveries_totalmetric.chainloop auth loginsends a challenge and exchanges the handoff code. While the control plane reports that legacy is allowed, the CLI accepts a?t=callback and prints a deprecation warning. When legacy is denied, the CLI rejects a?t=callback. Against an older control plane, the CLI uses the legacy flow. Headless login does not change.Infozreportslogin_code_exchange_supportedandlogin_legacy_callback_allowed.auth.allow_legacy_login_callback(Helm:controlplane.auth.allowLegacyLoginCallback) controls the legacy callback. When it is not set, legacy is allowed (phase 1). When it is set tofalse, a login with a callback and no challenge fails with a message that tells the user to upgrade the client. The headless login and the same-origin download flow (D-008) are not affected.returnTois not a path that starts with a single/. Absolute URLs, scheme-relative values, backslashes and control characters are rejected. The check runs at login start and again before the redirect. A callback with no scheme and no host must also be a single-slash path now, so a value like////evil.exampleno longer passes as relative.Implementation notes
crypto/rand(oauth2.GenerateVerifier). Only its SHA-256 hash is stored, and lookups use the hash.returnToalways resolves against it. The existingcallbackAllowedorigin check of the callback itself is unchanged for absolute URLs.S256, is rejected at login start./metrics, like the existing counters. It counts only deliveries to an external callback, so the same-origin download flow (D-008) does not affect the measurement used for the phase 3 deletion.CONCURRENTLY, because the table is new and empty. This follows earlier migrations that create tables.AuthService/ExchangeHandoffis added to the operations that skip the user authentication middleware, and to the authorization exemptions.http: superfluous response.WriteHeader call.Differences from the spec
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Closes #3626