fix(auth): disable ROPC and propose product-rendered passkey ceremonies - #128
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naruon's product owner rejected a Keycloak-theme-reskin approach outright — even a visually-identical theme is still Keycloak's server rendering the page. The re-confirmed requirement is naruon's own frontend rendering 100% of the login form with zero Keycloak-rendered HTML, backed by naruon's own server calling Keyverse purely as an API. WebAuthn login as a headless API was investigated and ruled out: Keycloak's authentication ceremony (unlike registration) runs inside its own login-actions flow bound to a server-side AuthenticationSessionModel, with no public REST pair for the ceremony itself. Direct Access Grants (ROPC) is the only Keycloak-native mechanism that fits the zero-Keycloak-HTML requirement, so this flips `directAccessGrantsEnabled: true` for `naruon-web` only — a scoped, reviewed exception to ADR-0002's passwordless-first default, recorded in ADR-0014. Every other/future RP remains hard-blocked by account-unification's dynamic-registration validator (`directAccessGrantsEnabled` must be false). This does not make login functional yet: no account in the `cwl` realm has a password credential today (registration explicitly refuses to create one), so every Direct Access Grants attempt still fails closed. A credential-issuance path is flagged as separately-reviewable follow-up work, not implemented here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change adds password credential issuance and related authentication configuration. Remaining concerns include credential transport, token revocation, and bypass of required account actions, which should be resolved before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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SignupClient->>AccountUnification: POST /registration/accounts/password
AccountUnification->>AccountUnification: Authenticate token and validate request
AccountUnification->>Keycloak: Create account
Keycloak-->>AccountUnification: Return account id
AccountUnification->>Keycloak: Set non-temporary password
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In `@docs/adr/0014-naruon-owned-password-form.md`:
- Around line 72-75: Update CHANGELOG.md to document the naruon-web-only
directAccessGrantsEnabled exception and the current limitation that the token
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…gnup ADR-0014 enabled Direct Access Grants for naruon-web but left login non-functional: no account in the cwl realm has a password credential, since POST /registration/accounts deliberately never creates one. This closes that gap with the minimum reviewable change, recorded in ADR-0015. Adds POST /registration/accounts/password (app/password_registration.py), mirroring POST /registration/accounts' shape (rate limiting, email validation, create-then-rollback) but ending in an immediately usable, non-temporary password credential via a new ProductAdminApi.reset_password method. Gated by a third, independent bearer token (password_registration_api_token) that account-unification's config loader requires to differ from both operator_api_token and registration_api_token — naruon is the only intended holder. The new Admin REST path is added to the existing allow-list (_ADMIN_PATH_PATTERNS) rather than opening a new credential surface. The account-unification dynamic-RP-registration validator is unchanged: it still hard-rejects directAccessGrantsEnabled=true for every RP except the hand-authored naruon-web client, so this exception stays scoped to naruon exactly as ADR-0014 established. Also adds a realm-level passwordPolicy (length(12) and notUsername and notEmail) as a second, server-side enforcement layer independent of the endpoint's own validation, and a --password-registration-token flag to tools/seed_config_store.py for local bring-up. Explicitly deferred (see ADR-0015): email verification, CAPTCHA-equivalent abuse hardening beyond the existing per-peer rate limit, self-service password reset, and merging password/passwordless identities for the same person. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
ADR-0005 shipped a real but non-functional login route: naruon-web's Direct Access Grants was enabled keyverse-side (keyverse#0014), but no account in the cwl realm had a password credential, so every login attempt failed closed. A companion keyverse change (keyverse#0015, PR ContextualWisdomLab/keyverse#128) adds a scoped POST /registration/accounts/password endpoint that creates an account with an immediately usable password credential. This wires naruon to it. - New "Naruon 계정 만들기" section in Settings > 개발자, alongside the existing login form — email/password/optional-name, same zero-Keycloak- HTML posture. Copy states plainly that email verification and abuse hardening are not yet provided (keyverse#0015's explicit deferrals), rather than presenting the slice as production-complete. - frontend/src/app/auth/password/signup/route.ts: calls account- unification's password-registration endpoint server-side through a new frontend/src/lib/account-unification-client.ts (validates the internal URL is HTTPS/non-private outside dev, maps upstream error status/detail to naruon's own error-code taxonomy), then immediately reuses the same Direct Access Grants exchange login uses (exchangePasswordForSessionResponse, extracted from the login route into oidc/shared.ts so both routes share one implementation) — signup ends with a signed naruon_session cookie, not a second manual login step. - Neither the signup form's password field nor the backend route logs, caches, or persists the raw password beyond the single upstream request. Tests: new route tests for account-unification-client.ts and the signup route (success path, unconfigured-503, validation-422 detail forwarding, 409/429/502 mapping), plus the extracted shared exchange helper covered by the existing login route tests. pnpm test/lint/typecheck/build all pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Security merge blocker — current-source / standards mismatch on exact head This PR deliberately enables RED acceptance: add an executable architecture/security regression that fails this candidate when any production GREEN acceptance: make an explicit product/security choice and prove it at the production boundary: (A) retain Authorization Code + PKCE with authentication handled by Keyverse/Keycloak so the OAuth client never receives the user's password, or (B) separately design/review a genuine first-party Keyverse authentication ceremony/API (e.g. an origin-bound WebAuthn provider) and then use a non-ROPC OAuth/OIDC flow. Do not satisfy this by renaming or wrapping APA 7 primary authority: Lodderstedt, T., Bradley, J., Labunets, A., & Fett, D. (2025). Best current practice for OAuth 2.0 security (RFC 9700), §2.4. RFC Editor. https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9700.html Current exact-head checks are still queued/non-terminal, so they are not passing evidence. Do not merge this head until the security/product decision and RED→GREEN repair are resolved. |
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In `@docs/adr/0015-naruon-password-credential-issuance.md`:
- Around line 186-188: RFC 9700 §2.4에 맞게 ADR의 ROPC 기반 자격 증명 발급을 제거하고,
Authorization Code + PKCE와 Keycloak 인증 흐름 또는 비밀번호를 OAuth grant로 전달하지 않는 별도
first-party 인증 API로 전환하세요. ADR의 결정을 Accepted로 갱신하고, 관련 realm 설정,
traceability/reference ledger, CHANGELOG.md 및 운영 문서도 동일한 흐름을 반영하도록 업데이트하세요.
In `@services/account_unification/app/product_keycloak_client.py`:
- Around line 456-468: ProductHttpAdminApi 생성자에서 server_url이 HTTPS인지 검증하고
http:// 또는 기타 비보안 URL은 즉시 거부하도록 수정하세요. 기존 load_service_config의 HTTPS 동작은 유지하고,
MockTransport를 사용하는 테스트 URL도 모두 https:// 형식으로 변경하세요.
In `@services/account_unification/tools/seed_config_store.py`:
- Around line 101-105: Update _password_registration_entries and the seeding
flow so omitting the password registration token removes the existing
KEY_PASSWORD_REGISTRATION_API_TOKEN instead of preserving it. Add a regression
test that re-seeds a store containing the old token without supplying a new
token, verifies the key is deleted, and confirms the service fails closed with
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Naruon consumer review found that this canonical-owner exception must not merge in its current form.
The consumer product requirement is not being withdrawn: Naruon owns its login/signup/recovery forms and Keyverse remains the identity backend. Please repair the owner contract rather than relaxing the UI requirement or turning Naruon into an OAuth-password client. A suitable owner solution should expose a supported, versioned headless authentication/session boundary for the Naruon origin—preferably passkey/WebAuthn + recovery/session semantics or another standards-compliant first-party contract—while federated/SSO can continue through Authorization Code + PKCE where authorization-server browser interaction is appropriate. Do not require Naruon to receive Keycloak admin credentials or reproduce Keyverse authentication policy. Owner RED/GREEN should reject No Keyverse source was modified by the Naruon writer; this is the exact canonical owner path handoff. |
New accounts created via /registration/accounts/password inherited the realm's default required action (WebAuthn passwordless enrollment) because _to_keycloak_user never set requiredActions in the Keycloak create-user payload. That default is an interactive browser step Direct Access Grants cannot complete, so every immediate post-signup login failed even though the account already has a usable password credential -- confirmed independently by Devin Review on both this PR and naruon#1532's paired frontend PR. UserAccount gains an optional required_actions field (None preserves the existing realm-default behavior for every other caller, e.g. the passwordless registration flow, which still wants that action). register_account_with_password now passes required_actions=[] explicitly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pushed a root-cause fix for the Devin finding "New password accounts cannot log in" ( Root cause: Fix: This is also the same bug Devin flagged independently on the paired naruon PR (naruon#1532, "Created accounts appear to fail") — that PR's own post-signup login attempt was hitting this exact failure. Have not yet addressed the other findings on this PR (existing-deployment grant reconciliation, unverified-signup member access, rate-limit bypass on malformed bodies/proxy traffic, rate-limit-state cleanup, seed-token staleness) — picking those up next rather than bundling everything into one commit. |
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Traced the two 🔴 Devin findings ("Existing deployments retain disabled grants," "Reconciliation disables Naruon grants") to their actual root cause — this one I'm flagging rather than fixing, because it runs into ADR-0014's own explicit, reasoned decision and I don't think an agent should silently reinterpret that. The contradiction, with exact evidence:
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naruon-web 전용 Direct Access Grants 예외를 유지하세요.
ADR-0015와 배포 설정은
naruon-web에만directAccessGrantsEnabled: true를 허용하고,/registration/accounts/password가 즉시 사용할 수 있는 비밀번호 자격 증명을 발급하도록 결정합니다. 따라서 이 흐름의required_actions=[]는 의도된 동작입니다. 다른 RP에는 이 예외를 확장하지 마세요.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@services/account_unification/app/password_registration.py`:
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Current-head architecture/security finding on The governing standard has moved past a discretionary trade-off. OAuth 2.0 Security Best Current Practice, RFC 9700 §2.4, says the Resource Owner Password Credentials grant MUST NOT be used. The current OAuth 2.1 draft omits the grant for that reason, and current Keycloak documentation repeats the RFC 9700 prohibition and lists the resulting credential exposure / MFA / brokering limitations. Primary references: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9700.html#section-2.4 , https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-oauth-v2-1/ , https://www.keycloak.org/securing-apps/oidc-layers#_resource_owner_password_credentials This also conflicts with Keyverse's canonical passwordless/OAuth2.1 direction documented in this PR itself. A scoped client exception and a third bearer token do not remove the protocol-level problem; they add another privileged credential and make Naruon handle the resource owner's password. RED acceptance: keep a contract test proving GREEN acceptance: implement that requirement behind a Keyverse-owned, versioned headless authentication boundary (for example, a separately scoped Keyverse/Keycloak extension or service that performs the supported passwordless/WebAuthn ceremony and returns an authorization result/token through an OAuth 2.1-compatible flow), with replay/challenge/session binding, phishing-resistant WebAuthn evidence, recovery policy, rate limiting, audit, and E2E tests. Then remove the I attempted to move the PR back to Draft, but GitHub GraphQL is currently rate-limited; no PR-state transition occurred. Treat this comment as the exact-head repair finding, not as approval. |
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Naruon consumer-side fresh standards validation found that this owner PR cannot be treated as a releasable authentication contract in its current ROPC form. RFC 9700 §2.4 (BCP 240, January 2025) states that the Resource Owner Password Credentials grant MUST NOT be used. RFC 10017 §7.3 (OAuth 2.0 for Browser-Based Applications, BCP, August 2026) repeats that prohibition and requires browser-based OAuth/OIDC applications to use a redirect-based flow such as Authorization Code. A product-owner risk acceptance can document a deviation, but it cannot make Primary references:
Naruon #1532 has therefore been returned to Draft rather than consuming this mutable/unreleased path. Please keep the valid product intent—Naruon-owned login/signup/recovery UI with Keyverse as the canonical identity backend—but repair the canonical Keyverse boundary instead of landing Direct Access Grants. The owner-side target should be a versioned headless authentication/session contract that can support modern multi-step/passwordless authentication (including passkey/WebAuthn where applicable), with recovery/verification/abuse controls and without Do not close this PR merely because the current mechanism is invalid: the headless-auth product delta is still valid and needs repair/successor preservation. |
…finding RFC 9700 §2.4 (BCP 240, Jan 2025) states the Resource Owner Password Credentials grant MUST NOT be used; RFC 10017 §7.3 (OAuth 2.0 for Browser-Based Applications, BCP, Aug 2026) independently repeats that prohibition for browser-based apps specifically. Neither RFC existed when this ADR was accepted, and the product-owner risk acceptance it relies on (satisfying ADR-0002's amendment clause) cannot make grant_type=password standards-compliant -- these are current IETF security guidance, not a local preference a risk memo can override. Discovered when naruon#1532 (the companion PR implementing this ADR's point 4) was returned to Draft over this exact finding rather than merged. Adds a Correction section documenting the finding in full, with citations, while explicitly preserving the ADR's still-valid Context and ruled-out-alternatives sections -- the product requirement (naruon-owned login UI, Keyverse as backend, zero Keycloak-rendered HTML) is not in question, only the ROPC mechanism needs a successor. Status intentionally left Accepted, not Rejected, per this org's repair-not-close convention for findings against an already-accepted decision with real, still-valid product intent behind it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The one-line docstring ("Validate one client registration without
persistence or network access.") didn't meet this org's own standing
requirement (docs/product-goal-directive.md: docstrings must be
sufficient for a beginner to understand without separate code
analysis) -- a reader had to trace every _client_error() call to
learn what the function actually enforces and why, including the
non-obvious RFC 9700/10017 reasoning behind rejecting
directAccessGrantsEnabled that this same PR just added to ADR-0014.
Expands the docstring to name every enforced property of the fixed
client-security profile (client-id/name identity, enabled+OIDC only,
authenticator type matching client type, Authorization Code only
with implicit/ROPC/service-accounts/full-scope all rejected and why,
redirect/web-origin/logout-URI consistency), and what it raises vs.
returns. No behavior change -- docstring only, verified via ast.parse.
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Devin review on #128 found the ADR's own Correction (2026-09-03) rejects grant_type=password (RFC 9700 SS2.4 / RFC 10017 SS7.3), but two artifacts still approved the invalidated mechanism: the ADR index (docs/adr/README.md) still showed a bare "Accepted" with no caveat, and naruon-web's directAccessGrantsEnabled stayed true in the committed realm export. Set the flag back to false as a fail-closed measure -- this PR is unmerged and nothing live depended on it staying true -- and updated the ADR index and deploy/keycloak/README.md to match the ADR's own status line. ADR-0014's Decision section is left unedited as the historical record of what was originally decided, per this repo's repair-not-rewrite-history convention; a new note in the Correction section points out it no longer matches the live config value. No test asserts naruon-web's directAccessGrantsEnabled must be true; services/account_unification/tests/test_realm_policy.py and scripts/validate_realm.py both pass unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Devin's follow-up review on #128 (after 79fe43d disabled directAccessGrants) found the actual cascading bug: POST /registration/accounts/password still created password-only accounts with required_actions=[], but with ROPC disabled there is no way to log into them -- the bound browser-passwordless flow accepts only passkeys. Confirmed by reading the endpoint directly: its own docstring said "so a Direct Access Grants login right after signup succeeds", which is no longer true. Fixed by gating the endpoint behind a module constant (PASSWORD_CREDENTIAL_LOGIN_AVAILABLE = False), mirroring the same fail-closed pattern used for the realm flag -- a single flippable point, not a rewrite of the account-creation/rollback/rate-limit logic underneath, which stays intact and fully covered via monkeypatch-enabled tests for whenever a standards-compliant replacement ships. Added test_registration_fails_closed_by_default for the new default branch. Also addressed two more Devin findings on the same review pass: - scripts/validate_realm.py never asserted directAccessGrantsEnabled must stay false for naruon-web, so a later realm edit could silently restore the blocked grant while CI still passed. Added the check (test_naruon_direct_access_grants_stays_disabled covers it). - ADR-0015 and its docs/adr/README.md index row still promised immediate Direct Access Grants login. Added a Correction section mirroring ADR-0014's, status line updated to match. Verified: services/account_unification full suite (100% pass), coverage --branch --source=app --fail-under=100 (100%), interrogate (100%), ruff (clean), scripts/validate_realm.py, make test, make validate-realm, tests/test_documentation_contract.py -- all pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ing record Devin's third review pass on #128 found two more real gaps: the generated OpenAPI docs for POST /registration/accounts/password still promised 201 account creation with no mention it now always returns 503, and disabling the endpoint had no CHANGELOG entry, operations runbook note, or APA 7th doctoring record -- required by this repo's own documentation-traceability convention. Fixed: - password_registration.py: added a `responses={503: {...}}` entry to the route decorator so the generated OpenAPI schema documents the current fail-closed behavior (confirmed via app.openapi() that '503' now appears alongside '201'/'422'). - CHANGELOG.md: new Fixed entry summarizing the two-pass ROPC correction. - docs/OPERABILITY.md: new "naruon password-signup 503 (expected, not an incident)" runbook section so on-call doesn't treat the deliberate 503 as a live-dependency failure. - docs/doctoring/2026-09-03-naruon-password-ropc-standards-correction.md: new record following this repo's established doctoring format (Scope / Interpretation / Evidence / References), covering both fix passes. - ADR-0014 and ADR-0015: added formal APA 7th References entries for RFC 9700 and RFC 10017 (previously only cited inline in the Correction prose). Cited by issuing organization rather than named individual editors -- RFC 10017 is dated after any available verification cutoff, so inventing an author list for it (or asserting unverified authors for RFC 9700) would risk misattribution; a note says to confirm editors directly from the RFC Editor page before citing either with named authors elsewhere. Verified: full test suite, coverage --branch --source=app --fail-under=100 (100%), interrogate (100%), ruff (clean), tests/test_documentation_contract.py, and a direct app.openapi() check confirming the 503 response is documented. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Devin's review on #128 (third pass) found that PASSWORD_CREDENTIAL_LOGIN_AVAILABLE blocks every request to the endpoint that used to call ProductAdminApi.reset_password, but the shared admin client's capability to call Keycloak's reset-password endpoint is unaffected -- an unused-but-present authority surface on a client used broadly across the whole account_unification service. Not removing the method or its _ADMIN_PATH_PATTERNS entry outright: doing so would need either verifying no other current or near-term caller needs it, or accepting the endpoint can never be re-enabled without restoring it -- neither verified in this pass. Documented it as dormant instead, on both the Protocol declaration and the HttpAdminApi implementation, pointing at ADR-0014's Correction and this finding, so it gets re-scoped deliberately alongside whatever replacement login mechanism lands rather than assumed still load-bearing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Preserve the disabled password proposals as history, renumber them to avoid published PR129 reservations, and correct their premature Accepted status. ADR0019 records engine verifier reuse, origin/RP-ID migration, transaction and replay binding, signup/recovery proofs, actual browser acceptance, and release/rollback gates. Validation: seven repository documentation tests passed on pinned CI Python 3.12; 26 local document links resolve; diff check passes. Production code, tests, workflows and runtime configuration are unchanged. This proposal does not implement authentication or claim protected acceptance.
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Products must render their own login, signup and recovery forms while Keyverse continues to verify credentials and issue tokens. This PR keeps the invalidated password mechanism disabled and records the concrete owner work still needed to deliver those forms. It remains Draft; the replacement ceremony is not implemented.
The retained implementation keeps Direct Access Grants off, rejects silent re-enablement in the realm validator, and returns HTTP 503 before the password-signup route creates an account. The shared runtime client no longer implements or allowlists password reset. Existing HTTPS transport validation and omitted-token revocation fixes are preserved.
The documentation follow-up corrects premature Accepted labels and renumbers this PR's two historical proposals from ADRs 0014/0015 to 0017/0018 because PR129 already reserves 0014–0016. ADR0019 proposes a Keyverse-owned Keycloak provider for product-rendered passkey ceremonies with native verifier reuse, origin/RP-ID migration, browser/session/client/PKCE binding, replay prevention, email verification, recovery assurance, realistic negative tests, and immutable release/rollback gates. These are proposed operations, not a released API. The separate PR129/PR130 numbering conflict remains for its owner to repair.
Current source and stack:
f893ec6f5ecf1a324365b684505f8dff0cbc468c.codex/keyverse-orchestrator-free-developmentate6da5dd3762b45acf4e0a70b672327f38f4ba04b.e1cf0807d6b15e8d8300eb252533aa05b20b93c9; no history or predecessor delta was discarded.c1084571e48b450040090afa7c6052162ed4a9ef; this follow-up changes documentation only.Validation: all 7 repository documentation tests passed on CI's Python 3.12, 26 local document links resolve, the three proposals are explicitly Proposed, and the diff check passed. No production code, workflow, runtime configuration or test gate changed. Earlier full-suite results remain historical; they are not presented as fresh hosted acceptance on this head.
The next owner implementation is a pinned-engine login start/complete experiment followed by signup and recovery, with an actual product-origin WebAuthn proof and normal authorization-code exchange. The research observed Keyverse 26.3.2 and a separate LineageWeave 26.0.8 engine without modifying either. No real-account authentication or deployment is claimed.
Keep this PR Draft until PR146 protected-merges, then restack normally onto current protected main. Complete the owner engine/schema/security/release evidence and consumer browser journeys before claiming authentication delivery. Independent approval and fresh exact-head required checks remain mandatory.
Primary standards: RFC9700 §2.4, RFC10017 §7.3. Detailed vendor/source and recovery references are recorded in
docs/doctoring/2026-09-07-product-passkey-ceremonies.md.