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Added two-step device linking, site login sessions, federation invite expiry handling, payment metadata, and Fabric branding with favicon support.
Bug Fixes
Improved origin and authorization controls, poll-secret protection, peer address handling, startup errors, endpoint construction, logging, and input validation.
Documentation
Added message protocol, payment, security, audit, production, and release guidance.
Chores
Updated Node.js/npm requirements and build tooling.
Note
Medium Risk
Breaking public exports and a git-pinned @fabric/core branch affect all consumers; payment/402 and message-bridge changes touch monetization and wire behavior but are covered by new tests and docs.
Overview RSI / 0.1.0-RC1 alignment for Hub and @fabric/core (FabricLabs/fabric#feature/rsi): Node 24.15.0, CI reads .nvmrc, and .npmrcallow-git=all so nested git-pinned core installs work under npm 12+.
Security / deps: Documented clean npm audit posture in AUDIT.md / CHANGELOG.md (pins/overrides for ws, Express stack, Octokit/undici, etc.); showdown → marked for SLIP-0044.
New protocol & HTTP edge modules under functions/: WebSocket type normalization (fabricMessageTransport), JSON-RPC/WS envelopes (fabricJsonRpcTransport), Hub WebRTC mesh helpers (fabricWebRtcInterop), messageBodyJsonBridge (typed AMP bodies ↔ JSON, sidechain RFC6902), applicationResourceContract for OPTIONS /, federation invite JSON (federationContractInvite), plus expanded 402documentOffer fields (blobIndex / blobHashHex, contentHashHex rules).
Breaking:types/server.js now exports only FabricHTTPServer — move resolveFabricHttpPackageAssetsDir / acceptFirstHtmlNavigation to types/web or require('@fabric/http').protocol. docs/MESSAGE_SPEC.md, payment docs, and MESSAGE_PROTOCOL_REPORT.md added; README reorganized; default assets/index.html title tweak; legacy builds/esm/fabric.http.js removed.
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This PR adds shared transport, authentication, device-link, payment, federation, peering, and application-contract functionality. It updates server behavior, exports, CLI handling, branding, documentation, tests, dependencies, CI, and release records.
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Fabric HTTP protocol and service update
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Transport and HTTP contracts functions/fabric*Transport.js, functions/applicationResourceContract.js, functions/fabricWebRtcInterop.js, functions/messageBodyJsonBridge.js, types/server.js, types/distributedExecutionHttp.js, tests/*
Adds canonical transport types, JSON-RPC envelopes, WebRTC interoperability, message JSON bridging, application resource contracts, sidechain and epoch-signature routes, structured HTTP errors, authorization metadata, reduced state broadcasts, and awaited server startup.
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Security review completed for the current diff. No high-confidence medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities remain after tracing the modified WebSocket/JSON-RPC/WebRTC paths and dependency changes. No inline findings.
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Security review completed for the current diff. No high-confidence medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities remain after tracing the modified WebSocket/JSON-RPC/WebRTC paths and the updated @fabric/core revision. No inline findings.
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Reviewed the current PR diff (4779a319…f8ed4a4), focusing on WebSocket/JSON-RPC auth, WebRTC registry gating, new transport helpers, sidechain HTTP bindings, and the @fabric/core dependency pin.
Outcome: no medium, high, or critical findings.
Notes from validation:
Prior automation review threads: none unresolved; previous assessments also reported no high-confidence issues.
Auth behavior for JSONCall / WebRTC registry remains gated by existing socket transport flags and webrtc.requireTransportAuth (default true). Moving unauthorized rejection before body hash/JSON parse is a DoS hardening improvement, not a bypass.
New helpers under functions/fabric*Transport.js / fabricWebRtcInterop.js are largely pure normalization/envelope builders; no new server-side request sinks.
Sidechain routes in distributedExecutionHttp follow the existing unauthenticated operator-callback bind pattern (auth expected in the injected handlers / deployment layer).
@fabric/core moves to feature/rsi but remains lockfile-pinned to a specific commit.
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Reviewed the current PR diff (4779a319…5ed573a), focusing on WebSocket/JSON-RPC auth, WebRTC registry gating, new transport/bridge helpers, sidechain HTTP bindings, payment header fields, and the @fabric/core pin update.
Outcome: no medium, high, or critical findings.
Validation notes:
Prior automation review threads: none unresolved (previous runs also reported no high-confidence issues).
JSONCall still gates on handshake-time socket._fabricJsonRpcTransportAuthorized / socket._fabricTransportAuthorized; switching away from per-message _isJsonRpcTransportAuthorized(request) is equivalent because auth is derived from the upgrade request. Rejecting unauthorized calls before body hash/JSON parse remains DoS hardening, not a bypass.
New helpers (fabric*Transport, fabricWebRtcInterop, messageBodyJsonBridge) are normalization/envelope/codec utilities with no new server-side request sinks.
Sidechain routes in distributedExecutionHttp follow the existing unauthenticated operator-callback bind pattern (auth expected in injected handlers / deployment).
@fabric/core remains lockfile-pinned to commit 797cd75e911ab81fe2e12a32bf8dd57b751b2725.
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Reviewed the current PR diff (4779a319…1247ede), focusing on WebSocket/JSON-RPC auth, WebRTC registry gating, new transport/bridge helpers, sidechain HTTP bindings, payment header fields, dependency pins/overrides, and the @fabric/core lockfile update.
Outcome: no medium, high, or critical findings.
Validation notes:
Prior automation review threads: none unresolved (previous runs also reported no high-confidence issues).
JSONCall still gates on handshake-time socket._fabricJsonRpcTransportAuthorized / socket._fabricTransportAuthorized; auth remains derived from the upgrade request via _isJsonRpcTransportAuthorized. Rejecting unauthorized calls before body hash/JSON parse is DoS hardening, not a bypass.
New helpers (fabric*Transport, fabricWebRtcInterop, messageBodyJsonBridge) are normalization/envelope/codec utilities with no new server-side request sinks.
Sidechain routes in distributedExecutionHttp follow the existing unauthenticated operator-callback bind pattern (handlers default null; auth expected in injected handlers / deployment).
Dependency changes harden the tree (ws@8.21.2, body-parser/qs/undici overrides, showdown → marked, allow-git=root). @fabric/core remains lockfile-pinned to commit 92b5dc801d8ff48bd78a9ca409cd3261b01e1363.
Pin @fabric/core to a commit or release tag before release.
package.json still declares FabricLabs/fabric#feature/rsi, and npm run report:install removes package-lock.json before reinstalling, so fresh installs can resolve a different @fabric/core commit than the lockfile currently records. Change the declaration to the resolved SHA or release tag, then update the lockfile and AUDIT.md.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@package.json` around lines 66 - 79, Pin the `@fabric/core` dependency in
package.json to the currently resolved commit SHA or release tag instead of the
moving feature/rsi branch. Regenerate the package-lock.json accordingly, then
update AUDIT.md to record the pinned dependency resolution.
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/distributedExecutionHttp.test.js` around lines 29 - 30, Extend the
route assertions in the distributed execution HTTP test to verify the statechain
journal and snapshot aliases registered by bind(). Keep the existing sidechain
assertions, and add checks for the corresponding statechain GET paths so removal
of either alias fails the test.
Assert the sidechain digest and registry payload values.
The test only checks that basisDigest is a Buffer and that a patch has path /registry. A converter that replaces the digest with zeros or replaces the registry with {} will pass this test.
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/messageBodyJsonBridge.test.js` around lines 42 - 54, Strengthen the
SIDECHAIN_STATE_PATCH assertions around messageFromJsonBody and
messageBodyToJson by verifying basisDigest equals the original digest bytes, and
that the converted registry patch preserves the expected documents payload value
`{ a: 1 }` rather than merely checking its type or path. Keep the existing path
and format assertions unchanged.
The request section defines only method and params. The response section names JSONCallResult but does not define success, error, or correlation fields. The supplied test at tests/security.auth.server.js:117-170 demonstrates an error response, but it does not define the success shape. Add success and error examples, and state how request correlation works.
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In `@docs/MESSAGE_SPEC.md` around lines 37 - 46, Expand the JSONCall response
documentation around the JSONCallResult convention to define the complete
envelope: add concrete success and error examples, identify all required fields,
and explain how responses correlate to requests. Use the existing
JSONCall-related tests as behavioral references, including the
security.auth.server error case, while documenting the success shape from the
established implementation or test contract.
markdownlint-cli2 reports MD040 for these fences. Add text, javascript, or mermaid as appropriate.
MESSAGE_PROTOCOL_REPORT.md#L206-L206: add a language tag to the flow block.
MESSAGE_PROTOCOL_REPORT.md#L237-L237: add a language tag to the WebSocket flow block.
MESSAGE_PROTOCOL_REPORT.md#L249-L249: add a language tag to the server flow block.
MESSAGE_PROTOCOL_REPORT.md#L260-L260: add a language tag to the P2P flow block.
MESSAGE_PROTOCOL_REPORT.md#L272-L272: add a language tag to the broadcast flow block.
MESSAGE_PROTOCOL_REPORT.md#L488-L488: add a language tag to the HEARTBEAT flow block.
MESSAGE_PROTOCOL_REPORT.md#L518-L518: add a language tag to the message-flow block.
MESSAGE_PROTOCOL_REPORT.md#L542-L542: add a language tag to the event-flow block.
AUDIT.md#L34-L34: add a language tag to the archived audit block.
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In `@MESSAGE_PROTOCOL_REPORT.md` at line 206, Update the untagged Markdown fences
at MESSAGE_PROTOCOL_REPORT.md lines 206, 237, 249, 260, 272, 488, 518, and 542,
and AUDIT.md line 34, adding the appropriate text, javascript, or mermaid
language tag to each flow or archived-audit block so markdownlint MD040 passes.
Source: Linters/SAST tools
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Inline comments:
In `@functions/fabricDocumentPayment402.js`:
- Around line 119-122: Update the document offer metadata construction around
documentOffer so blobIndex and blobHashHex are validated without changing their
supplied values. Remove rounding and truncation; accept only valid index and
hash formats, and reject the offer or omit each invalid metadata field while
preserving valid identifiers exactly.
In `@functions/messageBodyJsonBridge.js`:
- Around line 52-66: The rfc6902SidechainJsonToFields conversion must not reduce
patches to the first /registry operation or embed the raw list as catalog data.
Update rfc6902SidechainJsonToFields and the downstream messageFromJsonBody flow
to preserve and apply the complete RFC6902 sequence in the typed representation,
rejecting unsupported operation/path combinations before Message.fromFields.
In `@MESSAGE_PROTOCOL_REPORT.md`:
- Around line 562-564: Update the HEARTBEAT object creation search command so it
actually performs a case-insensitive search by adding grep’s -i option, keeping
the existing search patterns and description aligned.
In `@package.json`:
- Line 66: Update the WebRTC documentation in README.md or
docs/WEBRTC_FABRIC_HTTP.md to list messageBodyJsonBridge alongside the existing
WebRTC files and direct imports, ensuring the documented file list matches the
package export and no longer describes WebRTC as only Hub/Bridge-supported.
- Line 135: Update the package manifest dependency entry for elliptic to use an
exact, explicitly pinned `@soatok/elliptic-to-noble`@9999.0.0 override/resolution
matching the lockfile. Regenerate or update the lockfile as needed, then run the
`@fabric/core` key-generation and signing checks to verify the pinned provider.
- Line 29: Update the report:install script to remove package-lock.json instead
of writing "\n" into it, while preserving the existing node_modules cleanup,
install logging, and npm install flow.
In `@scripts/slip-0044.js`:
- Around line 17-18: Update the source fetch in the slip-0044 generation flow
around remote._GET to use an immutable commit or versioned artifact instead of
the master branch. Before writing settings/slip-44.json, validate the source
hash, expected row count, required field names, and valid value ranges, and
abort without writing when validation fails.
---
Outside diff comments:
In `@package.json`:
- Around line 66-79: Pin the `@fabric/core` dependency in package.json to the
currently resolved commit SHA or release tag instead of the moving feature/rsi
branch. Regenerate the package-lock.json accordingly, then update AUDIT.md to
record the pinned dependency resolution.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@docs/MESSAGE_SPEC.md`:
- Around line 37-46: Expand the JSONCall response documentation around the
JSONCallResult convention to define the complete envelope: add concrete success
and error examples, identify all required fields, and explain how responses
correlate to requests. Use the existing JSONCall-related tests as behavioral
references, including the security.auth.server error case, while documenting the
success shape from the established implementation or test contract.
In `@MESSAGE_PROTOCOL_REPORT.md`:
- Line 206: Update the untagged Markdown fences at MESSAGE_PROTOCOL_REPORT.md
lines 206, 237, 249, 260, 272, 488, 518, and 542, and AUDIT.md line 34, adding
the appropriate text, javascript, or mermaid language tag to each flow or
archived-audit block so markdownlint MD040 passes.
In `@tests/distributedExecutionHttp.test.js`:
- Around line 29-30: Extend the route assertions in the distributed execution
HTTP test to verify the statechain journal and snapshot aliases registered by
bind(). Keep the existing sidechain assertions, and add checks for the
corresponding statechain GET paths so removal of either alias fails the test.
In `@tests/messageBodyJsonBridge.test.js`:
- Around line 42-54: Strengthen the SIDECHAIN_STATE_PATCH assertions around
messageFromJsonBody and messageBodyToJson by verifying basisDigest equals the
original digest bytes, and that the converted registry patch preserves the
expected documents payload value `{ a: 1 }` rather than merely checking its type
or path. Keep the existing path and format assertions unchanged.
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 6: Clarify the changelog entry about .npmrc and report:install using
allow-git=all by stating that nested `@fabric/core` preparation in the lockfile
uses a commit SHA; otherwise change the documented setting to allow-git=root and
remove the extra policy justification.
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Reviewed the current PR diff (4779a319…d72834e), focusing on WebSocket/JSON-RPC auth, WebRTC registry gating, new transport/bridge helpers, sidechain HTTP bindings, payment header fields, dependency pins/overrides, and the latest allow-git / @fabric/core lockfile update.
Outcome: no medium, high, or critical findings.
Validation notes:
Prior automation review threads: none unresolved (previous runs also reported no high-confidence issues); cleaned up prior automation assessments.
JSONCall still rejects unauthorized sockets before body hash/parse; WebRTC registry methods still require transport auth by default (webrtc.requireTransportAuth).
GenericMessage / Call continue to derive _fabricTransportAuthorized from handshake auth and overwrite any client-supplied flag.
messageBodyJsonBridge RFC6902 reduction is a codec/integrity footgun, but this package has no privileged apply sink that turns untrusted JSON through the bridge into authorized state mutation.
Sidechain routes are opt-in via injected callbacks (same unauthenticated bind pattern as existing operator routes).
Payment helpers still sanitize invoice summaries; blobIndex/blobHashHex normalization is operator-metadata integrity, not an attacker-controlled secret leak.
allow-git=all widens install posture vs root, but the lockfile currently pins a single git dep (@fabric/core @ 67d6edfe…); no concrete nested-git exploit path in-tree.
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Reviewed the current PR diff (4779a319…4356367), including the new federationContractInvite helpers plus prior WebSocket/JSON-RPC auth, WebRTC registry gating, transport/bridge utilities, sidechain HTTP bindings, payment header fields, and dependency/lockfile changes.
Outcome: no medium, high, or critical findings.
Validation notes:
Prior Cursor automation finding threads: none unresolved (previous runs also reported no high-confidence issues); cleaned up prior automation assessments.
New functions/federationContractInvite.js is a pure invite JSON codec/builder. Parse/build paths are not wired to a privileged accept/apply sink in this package, so incomplete field validation is not an exploitable authz bypass here.
JSONCall still rejects unauthorized sockets before body hash/parse when HTTP JSON-RPC auth is required; WebRTC registry methods still require transport auth by default (webrtc.requireTransportAuth).
GenericMessage / Call continue to overwrite _fabricTransportAuthorized from handshake auth (client cannot forge it).
messageBodyJsonBridge RFC6902 reduction remains a codec/integrity footgun without an in-package privileged apply sink.
Sidechain routes remain opt-in via injected callbacks (same unauthenticated bind pattern as existing operator routes).
Payment helpers still sanitize invoice summaries; blobIndex/blobHashHex normalization is operator-metadata integrity, not attacker-controlled secret leakage.
Dependency changes continue to harden the tree (ws@8.21.2, overrides, showdown → marked). @fabric/core remains lockfile-pinned to commit 91f0342542493328e0eda3f6dfa2700f7bdffc58; allow-git=all widens install posture but has no concrete nested-git exploit path in-tree.
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In `@functions/federationContractInvite.js`:
- Around line 46-68: Update parseFederationContractInvite and
parseFederationContractInviteLoose to share a v2-field validation helper that
applies the existing normalizers to each included spendingTerms and
proposedPolicy value, rejecting the invite when normalization fails while
preserving v1 behavior. Ensure both string and object parsing paths invoke this
helper, and add malformed-v2 tests covering invalid spending terms and proposed
policies.
- Around line 35-43: Update normalizeProposedPolicy to reject duplicate
validator keys and return null unless threshold is an integer between 1 and the
unique validator count; remove the current fractional coercion and
oversized-threshold clamping while preserving validator trimming/filtering. Add
tests covering duplicate validators, threshold 1.5, and thresholds exceeding the
validator count.
- Around line 156-165: Update buildFederationContractInviteResponseJson to
accept fields.accept only when it is a boolean; reject non-boolean values such
as "false", 1, and null rather than coercing them, and serialize the validated
boolean unchanged. Add response-builder tests covering those three inputs.
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No medium-or-higher vulnerabilities remain on this revision. Prior automation threads were re-validated; none still have a working attack path.
Closed (still hold as fixed)
Hub self-sign is opt-in (allowHubSelfSign === true) and loopback-only.
Off-loopback signed login / LiveRelay Bearer redeem requires the create-response pollSecret via X-Fabric-Poll-Secret (this tip also ignores ?pollSecret= so the secret cannot leak through logs or Referer).
Device-link DELETE requires the same header; pending GET stays Origin-gated for the QR responder by design.
wss: / ws: Hub addresses map to https: / http: page origins; default hub allowlist is HTTPS-only.
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No medium-or-higher vulnerabilities remain on this revision. Prior automation threads were re-validated; none still have a working attack path. This synchronize only retargets the @fabric/core lockfile pin (f63a33f5… → aab3c983…).
Closed (still hold as fixed)
Hub self-sign is opt-in (allowHubSelfSign === true) and loopback-only.
Off-loopback signed login / LiveRelay Bearer redeem requires the create-response pollSecret (X-Fabric-Poll-Secret). QR / fabric://login omit that secret; query-string ?pollSecret= is ignored.
Device-link DELETE requires the same secret off-loopback. GET of pending/accepted/linked stays Origin-gated for the QR responder and does not return a Bearer.
wss:/ws: Hub addresses map to https:/http: origins via parseFabricHubAddress.
Default hub allowlist is HTTPS-only. Offer-nonce replay is rejected via offerReplayKey.
Create Android resource directories before writing files.
Checking res/ does not guarantee that res/values/ and res/drawable/ exist. The current writes fail with ENOENT for a valid resource tree that lacks either directory.
function writeAndroidLaunchers (appRoot, masterPng) {
const res = path.join(appRoot, 'android', 'app', 'src', 'main', 'res');
if (!fs.existsSync(res)) {
console.log('[fabric-icon] skip android launchers (no res/)');
return;
}
+ fs.mkdirSync(path.join(res, 'values'), { recursive: true });+ fs.mkdirSync(path.join(res, 'drawable'), { recursive: true });
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In `@scripts/render-fabric-icon.js` around lines 204 - 223, Ensure the script
creates the res/values and res/drawable directories before the writeFileSync
calls for ic_launcher_background.xml, using recursive directory creation so
either missing directory is handled without error.
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In `@scripts/render-fabric-icon.js`:
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directories before the writeFileSync calls for ic_launcher_background.xml, using
recursive directory creation so either missing directory is handled without
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No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities remain on this revision. Prior automation threads were re-validated against current code; none still have a working attack path.
Prior findings (closed)
Login / LiveRelay signed redeem — Off-loopback GET /sessions/:id now requires the create-response pollSecret via X-Fabric-Poll-Secret (query/fabric:///QR cannot present it). Forgeable Origin / Referer / Sec-Fetch-Site is no longer sufficient to steal delegationToken or the signed completion.
Hub self-sign — Opt-in (allowHubSelfSign === true) and loopback-only.
Device-link cancel — Off-loopback DELETE also requires pollSecret.
wss: Hub origin parse — expectedOriginFromHubAddress maps ws/wss through parseFabricHubAddress.
Cleartext default hubs — Default allowlist is HTTPS-only.
This synchronize
Latest commits retarget @fabric/core, stamp federation-invite expiresAt, tighten chat created fallbacks, quiet Remote socket logs, and make listen() fail on bind errors. None of those introduce a new exploitable sink.
Device-link GET pending/accepted/linked stays Origin-gated so a QR responder (sessionId only) can complete. That is the designed rendezvous capability, not a remaining High/Medium finding.
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547-562: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Restore SPA state synchronization for reconnects.
SPA applies each Transaction through Component._applyChanges(), which patches the cloned SPA.state value. The patch is discarded. Reconnect also sends only Ping, and the server has no active snapshot or replay path. A client can therefore remain stale after a live update or missed frames. Patch canonical state and add snapshot/replay catch-up with reconnect coverage.
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In `@types/server.js` around lines 547 - 562, Update the Transaction handling
around Component._applyChanges so each change patches the canonical SPA state
rather than only a discarded clone. Add server-side snapshot or transaction
replay catch-up for reconnecting clients, including the Ping reconnect flow, and
send the current state or missed updates before resuming live broadcasts.
Preserve Transaction broadcasting for connected peers while ensuring stale
clients converge after missed frames.
Use isBinary to select the WebSocket decoding path.
ws 8.21.2 emits text messages as a Buffer with isBinary === false. This handler ignores that flag, routes the buffer through Fabric AMP validation, and returns before JSON parsing when the buffer lacks the AMP magic prefix. A text {"type":"HEARTBEAT"} cannot reach the canonical heartbeat handling. Apply Fabric AMP validation only when isBinary is true.
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In `@types/server.js` around lines 1087 - 1109, The WebSocket message handler must
use the ws `isBinary` flag to choose decoding: apply Fabric AMP validation and
binary parsing only when `isBinary` is true, while treating buffers with
`isBinary === false` as text and allowing JSON parsing to reach the canonical
heartbeat handling around `messageTransport.HEARTBEAT_TYPE`.
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Around line 10-11: Update the CHANGELOG entry for positiveEpochMs to
accurately state that buildFederationContractInviteJson and
buildFederationContractInviteResponseJson normalize non-positive invitedAt and
respondedAt values by falling back to the current time, rather than rejecting
them.
In `@functions/fabricChatNormalize.js`:
- Around line 37-44: Update the timestamp fallback logic in the normalization
function so an invalid objIn.ts does not assign Date.now() immediately; only
assign created when Date.parse succeeds, allowing a valid chat.created value to
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In `@types/server.js`:
- Around line 547-562: Update the Transaction handling around
Component._applyChanges so each change patches the canonical SPA state rather
than only a discarded clone. Add server-side snapshot or transaction replay
catch-up for reconnecting clients, including the Ping reconnect flow, and send
the current state or missed updates before resuming live broadcasts. Preserve
Transaction broadcasting for connected peers while ensuring stale clients
converge after missed frames.
- Around line 1087-1109: The WebSocket message handler must use the ws
`isBinary` flag to choose decoding: apply Fabric AMP validation and binary
parsing only when `isBinary` is true, while treating buffers with `isBinary ===
false` as text and allowing JSON parsing to reach the canonical heartbeat
handling around `messageTransport.HEARTBEAT_TYPE`.
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No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities remain on this revision. Prior automation threads were re-validated against current code; none still have a working attack path.
Prior findings (closed)
Login / LiveRelay signed redeem — Off-loopback GET /sessions/:id requires the create-response pollSecret via X-Fabric-Poll-Secret (query/fabric:///QR stay sessionId-only). First successful redeem still deletes the session.
Hub self-sign — Opt-in (allowHubSelfSign === true) and loopback-only (isLocalRequest; X-Forwarded-* does not count as local).
Device-link cancel — Off-loopback DELETE /device-links/:id requires the same poll secret. Pending/accepted/linked GET stays Origin-gated so the QR responder can complete with only sessionId.
wss: / ws: origin mapping — expectedOriginFromHubAddress maps to https: / http: page origins (no https://wss fail-open).
Default hub allowlist — HTTPS-only for network hubs; cleartext production origins are opt-in.
This synchronize only exports contracts/hasRole.js and updates the core pin note. No new medium-or-higher issues in the latest delta.
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No medium-or-higher vulnerabilities remain on this revision.
Prior findings
High — remote Hub self-sign / forgeable Origin: Addressed. allowHubSelfSign is opt-in and the empty-body self-sign path is loopback-only (isLocalRequest).
High — signed-session / LiveRelay Bearer redeem: Addressed. Off-loopback redeem requires the create-response pollSecret via X-Fabric-Poll-Secret (not QR / query).
Medium — wss:/ws: Hub origin bypass: Addressed. expectedOriginFromHubAddress now maps through parseFabricHubAddress.
Medium — JSONCall unauthorized hash / watch-only signWithKey: Addressed. Denial/result frames hash the call body and sign only when _rootKey.private is present.
Medium — default cleartext hub allowlist: Addressed. Defaults are HTTPS-only.
Medium — device-link GET Origin gate: Residual by design for the QR responder (sessionId capability). DELETE cancel now requires pollSecret. Not re-filed.
This pass
Reviewed added/changed auth, login, device-link, JSON-RPC/WebSocket, 402, peering, federation invite, peer-host, and install-policy paths. No new high-confidence injection, authz bypass, SSRF, or secret-leak issue with a concrete attack path.
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No high-confidence Medium/High/Critical findings in the current tree. Prior Highs do not hold after re-trace.
Prior findings
Fixed: Hub/LiveRelay signed GET /sessions/:id redeem. Off-loopback redeem now requires the create-response pollSecret via X-Fabric-Poll-Secret (requestMayRedeemSessionSecret). Origin / Referer / Sec-Fetch-Site are no longer sufficient to steal delegationToken. Query ?pollSecret= is ignored; the secret is omitted from fabric:// / QR / pending GET.
Fixed: Remote Hub self-sign. allowHubSelfSign is opt-in and loopback-only.
Residual (not re-filed): Device-link GET / responder sign stay Origin-gated so a QR holder with only sessionId can complete. DELETE now requires pollSecret. Forging Origin does not expand access beyond knowing sessionId, which is the intended responder capability. Closing that needs a responder secret (protocol change), not another header check.
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Device-link v2 binds sessionId and rejects client nonces; wss:/ws: hub addresses map to https:/http: origins; JSONCall unauthorized frames hash the real body and guard signWithKey with _rootKey.private; default hub allowlist is HTTPS-only; federation invite parse rejects invalid policy / non-boolean accept.
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No high-confidence medium/high/critical vulnerabilities remain on this diff.
Prior findings from this automation were re-traced on bbdb72a and are closed:
Hub self-sign is opt-in (allowHubSelfSign === true) and loopback-only
Signed session redeem and LiveRelay Bearer redeem require X-Fabric-Poll-Secret (not Origin / query / QR)
Device-link cancel requires the same poll secret off-loopback; v2 attest strings bind sessionId and reject client nonces
wss: / ws: hub addresses map to https: / http: origins without the old fail-open
Device-link GET pending/accepted/linked stays Origin-gated so a QR holder with only sessionId can complete. That is a protocol capability (sessionId is 192-bit), not a new auth bypass.
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No high-confidence medium/high/critical vulnerabilities remain on this revision (14c6609).
This synchronize only retargets package-lock.json (@fabric/core1c3f8d08… → ffd63b14…, plus unrelated npm patch bumps). The Fabric pin is a test-only commit (Expand tests); no new HTTP attack surface landed.
Prior findings (re-traced, still closed)
Hub self-sign — opt-in (allowHubSelfSign === true) and loopback-only (isLocalRequest)
Signed session redeem / LiveRelay Bearer redeem — off-loopback requires create-response pollSecret via X-Fabric-Poll-Secret (query / fabric:// / QR cannot present it)
Device-link DELETE — same pollSecret gate off-loopback
wss: / ws: Hub origin map — parseFabricHubAddress maps to https: / http: page origins (no https://wss fail-open)
Default hub allowlist — HTTPS production origins only
Pending / linked device-link GET remains Origin-gated so a QR responder holding only sessionId can complete. That is a known protocol constraint, not a new exploitable redeem path.
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In @.github/workflows/test.yaml:
- Line 20: Update the workflow job using actions/checkout so it sets
persist-credentials to false and restricts the job token to contents: read via
permissions. Add broader write permissions only if a later workflow step
explicitly requires them.
In `@functions/fabricDeviceLinkHttp.js`:
- Line 243: Update the protocolUrl construction in the device-link handler to
use the canonical public Hub URL from trusted server configuration instead of
the client-supplied origin; apply the same correction to the duplicate commit
response path.
In `@tests/fabricDeviceLinkPrepare.unit.js`:
- Around line 64-65: Update the assertions in the relevant unit test to verify
that offerMessage contains the exact server nonce returned in the response,
while preserving the existing sessionId and pollSecret checks. Use the response
field or setup symbol that represents the server nonce.
In `@tests/packageFilesClosure.test.js`:
- Line 76: Update the npm pack error handling in the package closure test so it
calls this.skip() only when npm is unavailable; rethrow all other errors from
npm pack, preserving the release gate’s failure behavior for packaging or
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Re-validated prior automation findings against 2149ba2 and traced current auth, login, device-link, payment, WebSocket JSON-RPC, and allowlist paths.
Outcome: no medium, high, or critical issues remain with a plausible exploit path.
Prior findings that still hold were none. Previously reported issues are addressed in the current tree:
Hub self-sign is opt-in (allowHubSelfSign === true) and loopback-only
Signed login / LiveRelay Bearer redeem requires X-Fabric-Poll-Secret off-loopback
Device-link cancel requires the create-response poll secret; offer nonce is server-issued and bound to sessionId
Default hub allowlist is HTTPS-only
ws: / wss: hub addresses map to http: / https: origins via parseFabricHubAddress
Residual Origin-gated pending GET for device-link / login is the documented QR rendezvous path (unguessable sessionId); it is not sufficient to redeem tokens or cancel sessions.
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Re-validated prior automation findings against 502097c and traced current auth, site-login, device-link, payment, WebSocket/JSON-RPC, WebRTC origin, and hub-allowlist paths.
Outcome: no medium, high, or critical issues remain with a plausible exploit path. No new inline findings.
Prior findings (still closed)
High — remote Hub self-sign / forgeable Origin: Addressed. allowHubSelfSign is opt-in and empty-body self-sign is loopback-only (isLocalRequest, proxy X-Forwarded-* does not count as local).
High — signed-session / LiveRelay Bearer redeem: Addressed. Off-loopback redeem requires create-response pollSecret via X-Fabric-Poll-Secret only (query / fabric:// ignored).
Medium — device-link Origin redeem / attestation replay: Cancel requires pollSecret off-loopback. v2 messages bind sessionId; offers use server nonce + consumed-offer replay keys. GET of pending/linked stays Origin-gated by design for the QR responder and does not return pollSecret or private keys.
Medium — wss: / ws: hub origin bypass: Addressed. expectedOriginFromHubAddress maps those schemes through parseFabricHubAddress to https: / http: page origins.
Medium — cleartext production hubs / allow-git=all: Defaults are HTTPS-only; cleartext is opt-in. .npmrcallow-git=all remains an intentional nested-SHA install setting with a lockfile pin.
This synchronize adds resolveDeviceLinkHubBase for fabric://link?hub=. It prefers publicOrigin / env, then listen hostname, and only then Host / X-Forwarded-*. Wallet isAllowedFabricHub still rejects non-allowlisted hub bases, so header fallback is not a working phishing bypass.
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Re-validated prior automation findings against 99b40a7 and traced current auth, site-login, device-link, payment, WebSocket/JSON-RPC, WebRTC origin, hub-allowlist, and the new Beacon Federation HTTP binder.
Outcome: no medium, high, or critical issues remain with a plausible exploit path.
Prior findings
None still hold. Previously reported issues stay closed:
Hub self-sign is opt-in (allowHubSelfSign === true) and loopback-only (isLocalRequest; X-Forwarded-* does not count as loopback)
Off-loopback signed login / LiveRelay Bearer redeem and device-link DELETE require X-Fabric-Poll-Secret (not Origin / Referer / Sec-Fetch-Site, and not a query string)
wss: / ws: Hub addresses map to https: / http: page origins via parseFabricHubAddress
JSONCall unauthorized/error frames correlate from the frame body; signWithKey runs only when _rootKey.private is present
402 blobIndex / hash fields reject coercion; federation invite accept is a real boolean; proposed policies require unique validators and an integer threshold
This synchronize
types/distributedExecutionHttp.js adds optional GET|POST /services/distributed/epoch/signatures. Routes bind only when the host supplies callbacks (same pattern as existing sidechain hooks); this package does not register default handlers or skip BIP340 checks. The @fabric/core lockfile move (99a8681 → f5f8c86) is a same-org pin (Consolidate sidechain patch work).
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In `@docs/PRODUCTION.md`:
- Line 34: Update the Hub FEDERATION_DEPLOYMENT.md link in the documentation
table to reference an existing branch and file, replacing the current
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In `@functions/fabricDeviceLinkHttp.js`:
- Line 161: Update the protocol URL origin selection near httpSettings to
require a configured settings.publicOrigin for externally distributed device
links; do not derive the public origin from forwarded proxy metadata unless the
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Use a public Hub origin before listener settings.
Line 161 selects hub.http.settings before proxy-derived request metadata. In a TLS-terminating proxy deployment, a listener such as 0.0.0.0:9999 produces http://127.0.0.1:9999 instead of the public HTTPS Hub URL when settings.publicOrigin is absent. The recipient then receives an unreachable protocolUrl.
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In `@functions/fabricDeviceLinkHttp.js` at line 161, Update the protocol URL
origin selection near httpSettings to require a configured settings.publicOrigin
for externally distributed device links; do not derive the public origin from
forwarded proxy metadata unless the proxy is explicitly trusted. Ensure private
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Security review (HEAD fe41132)
Re-validated prior High/Medium findings against the current diff. No remaining medium-or-higher issues with a complete attacker-controlled path to a sink.
Prior findings — addressed
Hub self-sign is opt-in (allowHubSelfSign === true) and loopback-only.
Signed login redeem (Hub and LiveRelay) requires X-Fabric-Poll-Secret off-loopback; the secret is create-response-only (not on fabric:// / QR / query).
Device-link cancel requires the same poll secret; offers use a server nonce and v2 messages bind sessionId.
Default hub allowlist is HTTPS-only; ws:/wss: hub addresses map to http:/https: origins.
Pending device-link GET remains Origin-gated so a QR holder can complete pairing. That is sessionId-as-capability by design, not bearer-token theft.
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Breaking public exports and a git-pinned @fabric/core branch affect all consumers; payment/402 and message-bridge changes touch monetization and wire behavior but are covered by new tests and docs.
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RSI / 0.1.0-RC1 alignment for Hub and
@fabric/core(FabricLabs/fabric#feature/rsi): Node 24.15.0, CI reads.nvmrc, and.npmrcallow-git=allso nested git-pinned core installs work under npm 12+.Security / deps: Documented clean
npm auditposture inAUDIT.md/CHANGELOG.md(pins/overrides forws, Express stack, Octokit/undici, etc.);showdown→markedfor SLIP-0044.New protocol & HTTP edge modules under
functions/: WebSocket type normalization (fabricMessageTransport), JSON-RPC/WS envelopes (fabricJsonRpcTransport), Hub WebRTC mesh helpers (fabricWebRtcInterop),messageBodyJsonBridge(typed AMP bodies ↔ JSON, sidechain RFC6902),applicationResourceContractforOPTIONS /, federation invite JSON (federationContractInvite), plus expanded 402documentOfferfields (blobIndex/blobHashHex,contentHashHexrules).Breaking:
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