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feat: login & registration via code #3378
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Very nice! I still need to review the login tests, the registration code, and the registration tests, as well as e2e and trying out the flow myself. In summary, this looks great! There are a few things we need to address:
- Should we enable / disable login / regstration for the code method? If yes, then why not also for verification / recovery?
- The introduced state parameters are not "backwards" looking - they only apply to the new flows which I find a bit strange?
- The SQL migrations should be kept in as few files as possible and avoid DEFAULTs on existing large tables
- The state machine we use in login/registration sets values in the callbacks of outer functions. If a callback is not called, these values might be nil, leading to panics
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"type": "boolean" | |||
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"code": { |
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I'm wondering if we should use a different credential name here. oob_otp
(out of band one time password) is probably the "correct" terminology, but noone understands what this means.
What are your thoughts?
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otp
?. code
is also okay since the method you need to enable is code
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Nice ! I looked at everything now - see comments
req.Header.Set("Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded") | ||
req.Header.Set("Accept", "application/json") |
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Take a look at the password tests - we are testing various flows there (browser html, browser ajax, native api) and I think we need to do this here and in registration too. There are also some testhelpers you can use to easily submit these flows!
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// Step 2: Check if the flow traits match the identity traits | ||
for _, n := range container.NewFromJSON("", node.DefaultGroup, p.Traits, "traits").Nodes { | ||
if !strings.EqualFold(f.GetUI().GetNodes().Find(n.ID()).Attributes.GetValue().(string), n.Attributes.GetValue().(string)) { |
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Are you sure these are all strings allways?
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I actually don't know tbh. I also don't know what the best way would be to check if the traits are the same between the submitted UI nodes and the DB UI nodes :/
Maybe @zepatrik knows more about UI node checking ;)
app: "express" as "express", | ||
profile: "code", | ||
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// { |
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We should probably enable this :)
app: "express" as "express", | ||
profile: "code", | ||
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// { |
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enable
app: "express" as "express", | ||
profile: "code", | ||
}, | ||
// { |
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enable
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console.log({ mailItems: response.body.mailItems }) | ||
console.log({ mailItem }) | ||
console.log({ email }) |
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Remove logs?
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nc -zv localhost 4445 && exit 1 | |||
nc -zv localhost 4446 && exit 1 | |||
nc -zv localhost 4455 && exit 1 | |||
nc -zv localhost 4456 && exit 1 | |||
# nc -zv localhost 4456 && exit 1 |
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re-enable?
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fi | ||
# if [ -z ${NODE_UI_PATH+x} ]; then |
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re-enable?
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## master #3378 +/- ##
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+ Coverage 78.14% 78.24% +0.10%
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+ Hits 16991 17602 +611
- Misses 3492 3582 +90
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Some things to consider before merging:
See this example: One alternative would be to return the if (data.continue_with) {
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code:
enabled: true # enables verification, recovery
passwordless_enabled: true # additionally enables passwordless flows
# aal2_enabled: true Which I'm in favor of.
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Make sure to actually do a pre-release, if you just use a random id it is uploaded as the latest package. (I had that happen a while back.) |
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This looks very good! I just had some minor questions and one security concern regarding the code that checks the code.
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CourierTemplatesVerificationValid() *config.CourierEmailTemplate | |||
CourierTemplatesRecoveryInvalid() *config.CourierEmailTemplate | |||
CourierTemplatesRecoveryValid() *config.CourierEmailTemplate | |||
CourierTemplatesLoginValid() *config.CourierEmailTemplate |
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Where is this interface being used or implemented?
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// we need to forcibly set these values here: | |||
if !pp.Exists(enabledKey) { |
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missing fallthrough?
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secrets: | ||
for _, secret := range p.r.Config().SecretsSession(ctx) { | ||
suppliedCode := []byte(p.hmacValueWithSecret(ctx, codeVal, secret)) | ||
for i := range loginCodes { |
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This for
loop looks a bit concerning. If an attacker can create multiple login codes in quick succession, the probability that one of the codes matches a random guess rises.
From a security perspective we should only ever check against one login code, IMHO the latest.
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hmm, i added this since you could have multiple identifiers listed under the code credentials type.
The user submits one of those identifiers, an email is sent out to all of their identifiers linked to the code credential. Each email contains a unique code. The second submit the user can submit any of the codes sent out.
See this identity schema https://github.com/ory/kratos/blob/f1a0fae19e32014a9151f320ed2ad6a903f129ea/test/e2e/profiles/code/identity.complex.traits.schema.json
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I think you're both right. In the default case, where an identity has only one or two "login emails", I think that Alano is correct. As far as I can tell, multiple codes (related to one flow id) would only ever be sent out if the identity schema has more than one code credentials identifier.
However, if an identity schema allows an array of identifiers (so 1..n emails used for login), this could theoretically be abused.
I guess this can be fixed by sending EVERY address the same code. At the moment we send every address a different code, which makes brute forcing more likely because we reduce the search space.
Does that make sense?
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hmm true, i didn't think of that 🤔
Yeah i agree, sending each the same code will prevent this.
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I had to revert this logic, every address needs a unique code, otherwise we don't know which address got the code - and thus can't verify the correct email.
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for _, secret := range p.r.Config().SecretsSession(ctx) { |
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Same concern about checking multiple codes applies here.
return registrationCode, nil | ||
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func (p *Persister) UseRegistrationCode(ctx context.Context, flowID uuid.UUID, rawCode string, addresses ...string) (*code.RegistrationCode, error) { |
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This function is very similar to UseLoginCode
. Can we extract this out into a generic function?
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I did this already on review branch
style: format refactor: code cleanup and flow refinement feat: store code credential address type fix: login resend button and field errors fix: invalid code handling and error messages test(e2e): registration with code test: login and registration code fix: login and registration tests style: format test: registration with code error cases test: login with code error messages test: login with code test: login and registration code test: login errors fix: unit tests and verification flow fix: ui rendering on code group instead of default fix: sdk generation fix: sdk generation and tests chore: improve registration with code test chore: code review chore: code review chore: cleanup based on review comments
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Implements Login and Registration via the code strategy.
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This feature adds passwordless email code login. When a user signs up, or signs in, a code is sent to their email address which they can use to complete the authentication process.
This feature is currently only working for browser facing APIs.
Closes #2029
Closes https://github.com/ory-corp/cloud/issues/3573
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