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In `@docs/audit-plugin-integration.md`:
- Line 147: Update the Go skeleton around publishCtx so the declared context is
used by an actual sink call or temporary placeholder, allowing the copied block
to compile without changing its intended behavior.
- Line 98: Update the audit integration configuration validation to require
HTTPS URLs with certificate verification for
MOSIP_ESIGNET_AUTHENTICATOR_IDA_AUTH_TOKEN_URL and
MOSIP_ESIGNET_AUTHENTICATOR_IDA_AUDIT_MANAGER_URL. Reject invalid or non-HTTPS
endpoints before token acquisition or audit requests send client credentials or
the Authorization cookie.
- Line 98: Update the audit envelope example in the documentation to use the
wire-format key requesttime instead of requestTime, matching the json
serialization of AuditRequestWrapper.RequestTime.
- Line 98: Update the shared client used by Client.send to enforce a redirect
policy before forwarding the Authorization cookie: either reject all redirects
or allow only redirects whose host and scheme exactly match the configured
audit-manager origin. Add coverage verifying the cookie is never sent to a
different host or scheme.
- Line 88: Update toAuditRequest to populate HostIP from a separately resolved
source-server IP instead of reusing HostName or os.Hostname(). Add the
corresponding hostIP initialization and document its fallback behavior, then use
a.hostName for HostName and a.hostIP for HostIP.
- Line 85: Update the audit request mapping so AuditRequest.EventID uses
evt.EventID, while AuditRequest.EventName continues to use evt.Type. Adjust the
mapping documentation accordingly and preserve the MOSIP eventId/event-name
semantics.
In `@docs/authn-provider-integration.md`:
- Line 190: Update the Mock provider description in the integration
documentation to state that it defaults to plain HTTP for local development and
testing, rather than implying the transport is always plain HTTP; retain the
existing configurable endpoint and cryptographic-envelope details.
- Line 236: Update the GetAttributes guidance to process both
consentedAttributes.Attributes and consentedAttributes.Verifications, populating
the corresponding fields in AttributesResponse rather than fetching only
attribute keys. Preserve the complete requested data flow used by
acceptedClaimsFromRequest.
- Line 141: Update the lifecycle diagram’s fenced code block to specify the text
language tag, changing the opening fence to ```text while preserving the diagram
content and closing fence.
Apply the same fix in `@docs/relying-party-oidc-integration.md` at line 24: The
same markdownlint remediation applies to the listed fences and surrounding blank
lines in this guide.
In `@docs/relying-party-oidc-integration.md`:
- Line 12: Update the OIDC integration guidance to require PKCE with the S256
method for public and native clients, including a code_verifier in those
authorization flows. Align the prose with the existing require_pkce registration
example while preserving backend-client guidance.
- Line 55: Update the authorization response description to require validating
client_id and an exact registered redirect_uri match before redirecting with an
error parameter; when either value is missing, invalid, or mismatched, display
the error directly instead of redirecting.
- Around line 192-193: Update the UserInfo JWT validation flow to compare
userinfo.sub with the validated ID token sub after validation or decryption, and
reject the response before consuming any UserInfo claims when they differ;
preserve processing when the values match.
- Line 145: The relying-party OIDC integration documentation should describe the
configurable UserInfo response type, including a registration example using
additionalConfig.userinfo_response_type with JWS as the default and JWE as the
alternative. Update the response-processing description to verify JWS responses
directly, while decrypting JWE responses first and then verifying the nested
JWS.
- Around line 141-145: Expand the UserInfo JWT documentation near the GET
/oauth2/userinfo response to require TLS, decrypt the JWE when configured,
verify the inner JWS using eSignet signing keys, and validate iss, aud, and sub
against the ID token before consuming claims. State that the response must be
rejected if any validation step fails.
- Line 28: Update the relying-party OIDC integration guide to document the
dpop_bound_access_tokens branch alongside the Bearer flow, including DPoP and
Authorization headers, token_type: DPoP, dpop_jkt, proof claims jti, htm, htu,
iat, and ath for UserInfo, plus the DPoP UserInfo request; align the sequence
with the repository’s existing FAPI 2.0 Postman flow.
- Around line 128-130: Update the token-validation guidance to be
token-specific: for ID tokens, validate iss against the discovered issuer and
require aud to include the client ID; for access tokens, require typ to be
at+jwt or application/at+jwt and aud to identify the target resource. Restrict
auth_time, nonce, acr, and at_hash validation to the OIDC conditions where each
claim applies.
- Line 66: Update the PAR guidance in the relying-party OIDC integration
documentation to explicitly require the client_assertion aud value to be the PAR
endpoint URL, https://<esignet-host>/oauth2/par, rather than the token endpoint
audience. Keep the existing token endpoint authentication guidance unchanged.
- Line 38: Update the scope entry in the relying-party OIDC integration guide to
remove offline_access, leaving only openid, profile, email, address, and phone
as supported scopes; do not document refresh_token responses, refresh-token
grants, or consent requirements until those capabilities are implemented.
- Line 48: Update the acr_values documentation to clarify that it expresses a
preference only; document that high-assurance relying parties must require an
essential acr claim with an explicit allowlist and reject login when the
validated ID token lacks an allowed value, including the provided biometrics
example.
- Around line 147-153: Update the OIDC claims example to use the UserInfo
request shape
{"userinfo":{"name":{"essential":true},"phone_number":{"essential":true}}},
replace phone with phone_number in every UserInfo payload, and include the
required sub claim in each scenario. Preserve the existing consent and
claims_locales scenarios while reflecting the corrected claim names and
structure.
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- Line 98: Update Client.send and the shared HTTP client redirect policy to
reject any redirect that leaves the configured HTTPS origin, especially
HTTPS-to-HTTP redirects, before forwarding the Authorization cookie. Preserve
redirects only when scheme and origin remain unchanged, and add a regression
test covering an HTTPS request redirected to HTTP.
In `@docs/relying-party-oidc-integration.md`:
- Line 166: Update the token and UserInfo examples in the OIDC integration
documentation to show the DPoP variant when
additionalConfig.dpop_bound_access_tokens is enabled: use token_type “DPoP”,
Authorization “DPoP”, and include the DPoP proof alongside the access token,
while retaining the existing Bearer examples for non-DPoP clients.
- Line 149: Update the authorization-code flow guidance so at_hash is optional
when the token endpoint returns an access token: validate it when present, but
do not reject an ID token solely because it is absent. If eSignet mandates the
claim, explicitly document that profile-specific requirement and ensure all
code-flow ID tokens include it.
- Line 86: Update the DPoP requirements sentence in the integration
documentation to distinguish endpoints: PAR must include dpop_jkt and a DPoP
proof, authorize via browser redirect with request_uri must not require a DPoP
header, and token and UserInfo requests must include fresh DPoP proofs.
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- Line 90: Update the OIDC integration documentation to distinguish
authentication by endpoint: document that POST /oauth2/token uses
private_key_jwt in the request body plus a DPoP proof without an Authorization:
DPoP access-token header, while GET /oauth2/userinfo uses that Authorization
header together with a fresh DPoP proof.
- Line 92: The DPoP proof requirements in the “Each proof JWT's payload” section
are incomplete; document the mandatory JOSE headers: typ set to dpop+jwt, a
supported asymmetric alg, and a public-only jwk. Also specify that the jwk
thumbprint must match dpop_jkt during token exchange and the access token’s
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- Line 120: Correct the documentation’s identifiers/credentials contract to
match the shipped flow: state that PIN and biometric values are read from
identifiers, while OTP, password, and KBI fields are read from credentials.
Update the nearby Authenticate/SendOTP guidance and setChallenge reference
without changing implementation code.
- Line 166: Update the provider-selection description to state that providers
are registered and included at compile time, while MOSIP_ESIGNET_AUTHN_PROVIDER
selects the registered provider at runtime through appConfig.Provider.
- Around line 150-152: Update the authentication lifecycle documentation around
Authenticate, GetEntityReference, and GetAttributes to state that AuthnResult
may provide either token-backed or direct EntityReference and Attributes values.
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- Line 191: Update the MOSIP IDA table note to replace the sentence fragment
“Also ships the audit plugin” with a complete sentence beginning “The package
also ships the audit plugin,” preserving the existing Audit Plugin Integration
link.
- Line 120: Update the documentation’s map-argument description to state that
Authenticate receives identifiers and credentials, while SendOTP receives
identifiers and metadata; ensure credentials is not presented as a SendOTP
argument.
- Around line 142-146: Update the lifecycle diagram around SendOTP,
Authenticate, GetEntityReference, and GetAttributes to show it as the maximum
possible order and indicate that SendOTP applies only to OTP flows while each
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| 3. **`GetEntityReference`** — the engine calls this **only if** you returned `EntityReferenceToken` (non-nil) from `Authenticate`, passing that token back to resolve the stable identifier used as the OIDC `sub` claim. If you returned `EntityReference` directly instead, the engine skips calling this method entirely and passes your value through as-is. | ||
| 4. **`GetAttributes`** — likewise, the engine calls this **only if** you returned `AttributeToken` (non-nil); it's called after the user has given consent, with that token and the `RequestedAttributes` the user actually consented to (a subset of what the relying party asked for). Fetch and return those claims via `AttributesResponse.Attributes`; if your identity system also supports verified/attested claims, honor `RequestedAttributes.Verifications` and populate `AttributesResponse.Verifications` to match. If you returned `Attributes` directly from `Authenticate` instead of a token, the engine skips this call and passes that value through unchanged. | ||
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| `mosip.NewAuditor(...)` ([`internal/engine/mosip/auditor.go`](../esignet-service/internal/engine/mosip/auditor.go)) is the reference implementation of a real external sink — it maps each `Event` onto a MOSIP `mosip-audit-manager` record (`AuditRequest`, defined in [`internal/engine/mosip/model.go`](../esignet-service/internal/engine/mosip/model.go)) and posts it over HTTP. Used only when `MOSIP_ESIGNET_AUTHN_PROVIDER=mosip`. | ||
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brief summary of each reference implementation is fine, lets remove the detailed explanation (81-115) as this may tend to change. Instead detailed doc-comments in the implementation class should suffice.
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84-84: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winBound the fire-and-forget publication path.
A buffered channel can block when full, and one goroutine per event can exhaust resources.
context.Background()also removes request cancellation. Without a per-publication timeout and shutdown policy, a stuck sink can retain goroutines. Document a bounded worker or queue, a full-queue policy, a per-attempt timeout, shutdown handling, and whether events can be dropped.Proposed guidance
-2. Implement `PublishEvent` as fire-and-forget (a goroutine, or a buffered channel to a background worker) so a slow or unavailable audit sink never blocks or fails the authentication flow that generated the event. Derive the goroutine's context from `context.Background()`, not the request context, for the same reason — but carry the trace ID forward for correlated logging. +2. Implement `PublishEvent` with a bounded worker or queue. Define non-blocking behavior when the queue is full, apply a per-publication timeout, handle shutdown, and document whether events can be dropped. Derive the publish context from `context.Background()` only for the publish lifetime, preserve the trace ID, and do not block the authentication flow.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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55-55: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🛡️ Analyzed with Security Review | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winSensitive Data Exposure
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CWE: CWE-532 — Insertion of Sensitive Information into Log FileRedact
Event.Databefore fallback logging.
Event.Datacan contain identity, token, and arbitrary error data.noopAuditor.PublishEventlogs the complete map throughapplog.Any, which can retain sensitive values. Define an approved allowlist and redaction policy, then apply it before logging:data := redactAuditData(evt.Data) applog.Any("data", data)This reduces GDPR data-minimization and MOSIP audit-data compliance risk.
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- Line 84: Update the PublishEvent fire-and-forget design to use bounded workers
or a bounded queue with an explicit full-queue policy, per-publication timeout,
and shutdown handling. Document whether events may be dropped, ensure stuck
audit sinks cannot retain resources indefinitely, and preserve trace-ID
propagation without blocking or failing authentication.
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it to applog.Any by implementing redactAuditData with an approved allowlist and
redaction policy. Preserve only permitted audit fields, redact sensitive
identity, token, and arbitrary error values, and log the sanitized result
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