feat(seal): warn when the pinned anchor has been superseded - #321
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A hang past the 120 s cap, not an assertion. That test lives in It is also the same shape as a hang already seen here once — a testcontainers test sitting at ~120 s and then timing out, which passed in 0.5 s on the next run. Re-ran the failed job on the same commit: green. Nothing in the branch changed, so the difference is the run, not the code. Worth not filing, and worth sayingI have not opened an issue for the flake, because one timeout with no reproduction is not enough to describe a defect usefully — it would be a ticket saying "this sometimes hangs". If it recurs, the thing to capture is which await is parked: a testcontainers hang at exactly the cap is usually a container that never became ready, or a connection pool waiting on one that will not be returned, and those look different in a stack dump. Worth watching rather than worth guessing at. |
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds EU LOTL and national Trusted List parsing, guarded retrieval, compiled certificate anchoring, XML signature verification, typed rejection results, anchor freshness reporting, and end-to-end tests. ChangesTrusted List verification
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant fetch_lotl_pointers
participant parse_lotl
participant verify_lotl
participant EU_LOTL_ANCHOR
Client->>fetch_lotl_pointers: Fetch EU LOTL
fetch_lotl_pointers->>parse_lotl: Parse LOTL pointers
Client->>verify_lotl: Verify LOTL XML
verify_lotl->>EU_LOTL_ANCHOR: Check certificate digest
EU_LOTL_ANCHOR-->>verify_lotl: Return authorization result
verify_lotl-->>Client: Return VerifiedLotl or LotlRejected
Merge Risk: 🔴 Critical · up to Attacker-controlled trusted lists may be returned as verified, so the certificate-binding and verified-provenance boundaries must be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 6 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@Cargo.toml`:
- Around line 203-204: Add a risk-acceptance note beside the pinned xml-sec
patch declaration, documenting its pre-release status and incomplete coverage
for trusted-list XMLDSig verification, along with the condition for removing the
pin. State that CI must build and test dpp-seal whenever the pinned revision
changes to catch breaking API changes.
In `@crates/dpp-seal/Cargo.toml`:
- Line 19: Update the PR description to document the dependency review for
dpp-common, roxmltree, and xml-sec: state each dependency’s need, supported
build targets, maintenance status, whether it processes untrusted Trusted List
XML, and that dpp-common reaches the network.
In `@crates/dpp-seal/src/trustlist/model.rs`:
- Line 118: Bind national-list verification to an authenticated VerifiedLotl
rather than accepting arbitrary TrustedListPointer values: update
verify_trusted_list or make it a VerifiedLotl method so authorization can only
use trust data produced by successful LOTL verification. Prevent callers from
manually constructing authorization state through public fields or an opaque
token minted only by VerifiedLotl, while preserving valid parsed-LOTL
verification. Add regression coverage for both parsed and manually constructed
pointers, confirming attacker-controlled certificates cannot authorize a trusted
list.
In `@crates/dpp-seal/src/trustlist/verify.rs`:
- Around line 434-436: Update the certificate decoding in the offered path to
propagate a base64 decode failure as the same Malformed result used by
verify_lotl_with, instead of defaulting to empty bytes and hashing them; decode
the certificate once and reuse the resulting der value at the existing later
use.
- Around line 257-261: Bind XMLDSig key resolution to the certificate authorized
by signing_certificate in both verify_lotl_with and verify_trusted_list,
ensuring the certificate used for signature verification is the same one
validated against the anchor or LOTL pointer; alternatively reject KeyInfo
containing multiple X509Certificate entries.
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There are two primary GitHub repositories associated with "xml-sec," and they differ significantly regarding their production readiness and implementation. 1. XML Security Library (lsh123/xmlsec) This is the widely used, established C-based library for XML security standards [1][2][3]. - Production Use: It is fully intended for production use, with active development, security support, and regular updates [3][4]. - Standards Coverage: It provides comprehensive support for XML Signature (XMLDSig) and XML Encryption (XMLEnc) standards [1][3]. - Official Resources: The official website is at aleksey.com/xmlsec [3]. The GitHub repository (lsh123/xmlsec) hosts the source code, documentation, and releases [5][6]. 2. Pure Rust XML Security (structured-world/xml-sec) This is an independent project aiming to provide a Rust-based, C-dependency-free replacement for libxmlsec1 [7][8]. - Production Use: The project explicitly warns that it is in an "early-stage pre-release" state, has an unstable API, and should not be used in production [7][9]. - Standards Coverage: While it implements core paths for XMLDSig, XMLEnc, and C14N, its coverage is explicitly described as "incomplete" [7][9]. Summary: For production environments, the established C-based library (lsh123/xmlsec) is the standard choice [3]. The Rust project (structured-world/xml-sec) is currently for experimental or pre-release use only [7].
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- 1: https://github.com/lsh123/xmlsec/blob/master/README.md
- 2: https://github.com/lsh123/xmlsec
- 3: https://www.aleksey.com/xmlsec/
- 4: https://github.com/lsh123/xmlsec/blob/9c9f5e77e7036e6e49d4b7838a0b04612f53ef50/SECURITY.md
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- 6: https://aleksey.com/xmlsec/download.html
- 7: https://github.com/structured-world/xml-sec
- 8: https://docs.rs/xml-sec/latest/xml_sec/index.html
- 9: https://docs.rs/crate/xml-sec/latest/source/README.md
Security Misconfiguration
Reachability: External
CWE: CWE-1104
Record acceptance of the pre-release xml-sec dependency.
xml-sec is used for trusted-list XMLDSig verification, and its upstream project describes it as pre-release with incomplete coverage. Record acceptance of this risk beside the removal condition. State that CI must build and test dpp-seal when the pinned revision changes to detect breaking API changes.
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In `@Cargo.toml` around lines 203 - 204, Add a risk-acceptance note beside the
pinned xml-sec patch declaration, documenting its pre-release status and
incomplete coverage for trusted-list XMLDSig verification, along with the
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| # rather than its own client: the list of lists names 43 URLs, we do not verify | ||
| # its signature, so those URLs are attacker-influenceable in principle. That is | ||
| # precisely what the resolving SSRF guard is for. | ||
| dpp-common = { path = "../dpp-common" } |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Document the dependency review in the PR description.
The supplied PR summary does not state the supported build targets or maintenance status for dpp-common, roxmltree, and xml-sec. It also does not explicitly state that dpp-common reaches the network and that roxmltree and xml-sec process untrusted Trusted List XML.
Update the PR description with these facts before merge.
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the dependency review for dpp-common, roxmltree, and xml-sec: state each
dependency’s need, supported build targets, maintenance status, whether it
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| /// A pointer from the list of trusted lists to one national list. | ||
| #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] | ||
| pub struct TrustedListPointer { |
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Authorization Bypass
CWE: CWE-345
Bind national-list verification to a VerifiedLotl.
TrustedListPointer has public fields, parse_lotl returns pointers from arbitrary XML, and verify_trusted_list accepts any pointer. Its authorization check only compares the list signer with pointer.certificates; it does not prove that the pointer came from a VerifiedLotl. A caller can therefore authorize an attacker-signed list by supplying the attacker's certificate. Make national-list verification a VerifiedLotl method, or use an opaque authorization token that only VerifiedLotl can mint. Add a regression test for parsed and manually constructed pointers.
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verification to an authenticated VerifiedLotl rather than accepting arbitrary
TrustedListPointer values: update verify_trusted_list or make it a VerifiedLotl
method so authorization can only use trust data produced by successful LOTL
verification. Prevent callers from manually constructing authorization state
through public fields or an opaque token minted only by VerifiedLotl, while
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| let resolver = DefaultKeyResolver::default(); | ||
| let outcome = VerifyContext::new() | ||
| .key_resolver(&resolver) | ||
| .verify(xml) | ||
| .map_err(|e| LotlRejected::SignatureInvalid(e.to_string()))?; |
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Authorization Bypass
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-345
Bind XMLDSig verification to the authorized certificate. signing_certificate authorizes the first X509Certificate, but DefaultKeyResolver selects the verification key independently. With multiple certificates in KeyInfo, these selections can diverge and allow verification with a certificate that was not checked against the anchor or LOTL pointer. Apply one shared certificate-binding correction to both verify_lotl_with and verify_trusted_list, or reject KeyInfo containing more than one certificate.
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key resolution to the certificate authorized by signing_certificate in both
verify_lotl_with and verify_trusted_list, ensuring the certificate used for
signature verification is the same one validated against the anchor or LOTL
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| let der = base64::engine::general_purpose::STANDARD | ||
| .decode(&certificate) | ||
| .unwrap_or_default(); |
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Report a decode failure instead of the digest of empty input.
If certificate is not valid base64, unwrap_or_default() returns an empty vector. offered then reports the SHA-256 of empty input, which names a certificate that was never offered. verify_lotl_with maps the same failure to Malformed, so the two paths disagree.
🐛 Proposed fix
- if !pointer.certificates.iter().any(|c| c == &certificate) {
- let der = base64::engine::general_purpose::STANDARD
- .decode(&certificate)
- .unwrap_or_default();
- return Err(TrustedListRejected::NotNamedByLotl {
+ let der = base64::engine::general_purpose::STANDARD
+ .decode(&certificate)
+ .map_err(|e| {
+ TrustedListRejected::Malformed(format!("certificate is not base64: {e}"))
+ })?;
+
+ if !pointer.certificates.iter().any(|c| c == &certificate) {
+ return Err(TrustedListRejected::NotNamedByLotl {Reuse the decoded der at lines 460-462 so the certificate is decoded once.
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certificate decoding in the offered path to propagate a base64 decode failure as
the same Malformed result used by verify_lotl_with, instead of defaulting to
empty bytes and hashing them; decode the certificate once and reuse the
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Closes the anchor-refresh half of #295. Stacked on #316; retarget as that merges.
just checkis green (1135/1135).The gap
The trust anchor is pinned from an Official Journal notice rather than chained to a certificate authority, because the LOTL's signing certificates chain to no commercial root — there is nothing to walk up to. The Commission republishes that notice.
So a pin nobody refreshes eventually meets a LOTL signed by a certificate it does not name, and fails closed as
NotAnchored— on a date nobody has in a calendar, looking like an outage rather than a lapsed pin.LotlAnchor::notice_urialready carried a doc comment saying to compare it against the LOTL's firstSchemeInformationURIentry. Nothing did. The affordance existed; the check did not.What it adds
AnchorFreshnessonVerifiedLotl—Current,Superseded { lotl_names }, orUnknown— reported and logged.A signal, never a verdict. A superseded pin keeps verifying until the certificates actually rotate, and that window is the only chance to refresh without an outage. Folding this into
LotlRejectedwould refuse documents that verify perfectly and turn the early warning into the thing it exists to prevent.a_superseded_pin_does_not_refuse_a_document_that_verifiespins exactly that.Unknownis notCurrent. A document naming no notice cannot be checked, and reporting it as up to date is how a staleness signal goes quiet at the moment it matters — the same fail-closed direction the capacity and placing-date questions take elsewhere in this workspace.Logged as well as returned, because the caller that most needs to act on it is an operator reading logs, not the code holding the
VerifiedLotl.The assumption, asserted rather than trusted
The check reads the first
SchemeInformationURIentry. That is load-bearing, so it is pinned against the real document: the LOTL lists 31 entries, and the notice is first, ahead of five pivots, the 2019 notice, the pivot explanation, and twenty-three per-language legal notices.If that ordering ever changed, the check would compare against a pivot URL and report
Supersededforever — noisy rather than silent, which is the right way round, but still wrong.the_notice_is_the_first_entry_the_document_listsfails instead.Confirmed to bite
With the comparison neutered to always return
Current, three of the five tests fail — the three asserting non-Currentoutcomes. The two positive controls correctly still pass, which is what a positive control is for.Also from #295, and not here
SealChecks::QualifiedValidationremains unreachable, deliberately. A verified list says who is qualified; it does not say a particular seal validates. That is separate work and this does not pretend to close it.What this does not solve
The refresh itself is still manual. This says the pin is stale; it does not fetch the new notice, re-read six digests out of it, or update the constant — all of which involve reading an Official Journal page, which is a human step by design. What changes is that the warning arrives while there is still time, instead of as a failed verification on an unscheduled day.
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