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fix(stack-kms)!: only trust a CipherStash-hosted ZeroKMS from a token claim - #1546
Token-based ZeroKMS discovery now validates the destination before sending bearer credentials, both during device provisioning and key operations. A token planted in a profile or token store can no longer redirect those credentials to an arbitrary endpoint.
Clients retain their first discovered region but follow subsequent valid claims to another hosted domain in that region. Explicitly configured endpoints remain authoritative.
Changes
Share hosted endpoint validation through stack-auth::ServiceToken::hosted_zerokms_endpoint(). Accept HTTPS on the default port at the root path under viturhosted.net or zerokms.cipherstashmanaged.net, for a region known to cts-common. Delegate region parsing to cts-common and cache validation within each service token.
Require a valid claim on every token when discovery is enabled. Reject missing claims, foreign hosts and region changes before sending credentials.
Update native and WASI transports to follow discovered domain migrations while preserving explicit URLs. Custom discovery transports must implement the updated ensure_base_url contract.
Release stack-kms 0.2.0 with non-exhaustive endpoint errors, auth/profile 0.43.1 and encrypt/derive 0.3.0. Update dependent requirements, nested lockfiles, release notes and bundled agent guidance.
Verification
Verified locally with the pinned Rust toolchain:
Workspace nextest with all features: 1,123 passed, 1 skipped.
Guest native nextest: 58 passed.
Workspace Clippy with all targets/features and warnings denied: passed.
Formatting, whitespace checks, doctests and rustdoc: passed.
WASI guest compilation with EQL enabled: passed. The WASI transport is target-gated and was not runtime-tested by the native suite.
Regression tests first failed for untrusted-profile provisioning and domain migration, then passed after the fixes. Concurrent discovery also verifies that the region cannot change.
Nested workspace lockfiles resolved successfully. The new push's CI is still running.
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Addresses review findings on this pull request.
Review notes
Discovery retains the compiled supported-region policy. New regions require an SDK upgrade; deliberately configured staging, gateway and local KMS endpoints use explicit configuration. Provisioning requires a hosted claim.
The Go ABI intentionally classifies endpoint configuration failures as STATUS_KMS_TRANSPORT; that status does not itself trigger token refresh or automatic retry. JWT decoding in ServiceToken::new predates this change. Validation caching is per token instance, not an unchanged-bearer cache across operations.
…claim
StackKms took the ZeroKMS endpoint from the access token's `services`
claim, which nothing verifies, and pinned the first value it saw for the
connection's lifetime. Any https or http host was accepted. A token from a
cookie-backed TokenStore is attacker-written, so its author could redirect
key operations (and, on a shared client, every later caller's bearer
token) to a host of their choosing.
A claimed endpoint must now be https, on the default port, on
`<region>.<provider>.viturhosted.net` for a region cts-common knows
(InvalidEndpoint::NotHosted otherwise). Every later token must name the
endpoint the first one did (InvalidEndpoint::Mismatch otherwise), so a
token is never sent to an endpoint other than its own and cannot move the
pin. Whether the endpoint was configured explicitly is decided once at
connect, not per call, so a concurrent first caller cannot race it.
Explicit configuration (`with_base_url`, `CS_ZEROKMS_HOST`) is unchanged
and may still name any usable endpoint, plain http included.
Refs CIP-5152
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Jmn7o2Eouw3CQpnBNGrwC
Review follow-up to the services-claim allowlist. A claimed endpoint must
now sit at the host's root path, so a token cannot aim the client at
another service under a path prefix on a CipherStash host. The outer
`Error::InvalidEndpoint` help now fits the not-hosted and mismatch cases
too.
BREAKING CHANGE: `InvalidEndpoint` gains the `NotHosted` and `Mismatch`
variants. A token's `services` claim may now only name a CipherStash-hosted
ZeroKMS (`https://<region>.<provider>.viturhosted.net/`), and every later
token must name the same endpoint as the first. A setup whose tokens name
any other endpoint (a local or staging ZeroKMS) must set `CS_ZEROKMS_HOST`
or `with_base_url`, which still accept any usable endpoint.
Refs CIP-5152
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Token-claimed ZeroKMS endpoints are validated against hosted URL and region rules. KMS operations without a configured endpoint route requests using the token claim and pin a region after a successful operation. Device provisioning also uses validated hosted endpoints.
Changes: Hosted ZeroKMS endpoint discovery
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Summary
Validate hosted endpoints in service tokens packages/stack-auth/src/hosted_zerokms.rs, packages/stack-auth/src/service_token.rs, packages/stack-auth/src/lib.rs
Adds hosted endpoint validation and exposes the validated URL and region through ServiceToken. The token caches validation results and reports unsupported claims as InvalidToken.
Define hosted endpoint rules and errors packages/stack-kms/src/endpoint.rs, packages/stack-kms/src/errors.rs
KMS endpoint validation accepts supported hosted URLs and adds errors for non-hosted endpoints and region mismatches. Tests cover accepted regions and domains, rejection cases, and error redaction.
Route operations with per-request endpoints packages/stack-kms/src/client.rs, packages/stack-kms/src/connection/*, packages/stack-kms/src/builder.rs
KMS operations pass the claim-derived endpoint to the connection when no endpoint is configured. A successful operation pins the region; later claims for a different region are rejected. Configured endpoints take precedence.
Use validated claims for device provisioning packages/stack-auth/src/device_client.rs
Provisioning uses the validated hosted endpoint and accepts an injectable transport. Tests cover hosted destinations and rejection before secret-key creation.
sequenceDiagram
participant StackKms
participant ServiceToken
participant HostedZeroKmsEndpoint
participant Client
participant ZeroKMSConnection
StackKms->>ServiceToken: Obtain token and validate endpoint claim
ServiceToken->>HostedZeroKmsEndpoint: Validate URL and resolve region
HostedZeroKmsEndpoint-->>ServiceToken: Return endpoint and region or validation error
ServiceToken-->>StackKms: Provide validated endpoint
StackKms->>Client: Pass endpoint to operation
Client->>ZeroKMSConnection: Send request with endpoint
ZeroKMSConnection-->>Client: Return response
Client-->>StackKms: Return operation result
StackKms->>StackKms: Pin region after successful result
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Hosted endpoint validation works as intended, but a refused token claim with an unusual URL scheme can still echo that scheme in error output. Map that case to the URL-free error before merging. This is a small, low-risk fix.
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Eight candidate findings were raised and verified against this commit: none confirmed as new defects. One open design question, not a defect: a services claim naming a region newer than the build's cts-common is refused (documented in from_services_claim); CS_ZEROKMS_HOST is the workaround. The existing changeset-bot comment already covers the missing changeset.
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CTS also issues ZeroKMS endpoints of the form
`https://<region>.<provider>.zerokms.cipherstashmanaged.net/`, which
cts-common's ZeroKmsServiceDiscovery does not know: it matches only
`<region>.<provider>.viturhosted.net`. The services-claim allowlist built
on it would have refused those tokens.
stack-kms now matches the host itself against both hosted domains,
requiring exactly `<region>.<provider>` before the domain and a region
cts_common::Region knows. The scheme, port and path rules are unchanged.
Refs CIP-5152
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Go live tests and stack-encrypt examples failed on 55d64cd, and the failure is not from this PR's code. The job died during toolchain setup, before any test ran. The log shows mise install rust go failing with Failed to install core:go@1.26.10: error decoding response body: ... operation timed out, which is a download timeout. Rust installed fine.
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CipherStash serves each region's ZeroKMS under both viturhosted.net and
zerokms.cipherstashmanaged.net while it moves between them; the
viturhosted.net name is weighted between the Lambda and ECS platforms.
CTS issues viturhosted.net in the services claim today (cts-common's
ZeroKmsServiceDiscovery). Comparing later claims to the pin by exact URL
meant that when CTS switches domain, every long-lived client would reject
every refreshed token with InvalidEndpoint::Mismatch until it restarted.
A claimed endpoint now carries the region its host names. A later token
for the same region on either hosted domain is accepted and still sent
to the pinned endpoint; only a different region is a mismatch.
Adds a contract test that every endpoint cts-common's discovery builds
is accepted, so a cts-common bump that moves ZeroKMS to an unlisted
domain fails at bump time rather than in production.
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…igrations
Reject untrusted ZeroKMS destinations during device provisioning as well as key operations, so a planted profile token cannot redirect bearer credentials. Share the validated claim accessor and pin the region while allowing trusted domain migrations without restarting clients.
Publish the breaking KMS contract with matching dependent crate versions and document later-token validation and custom transport requirements.
Refs #1546
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…pts a token
The services claim is unverified, and StackKms pinned the region it named
before any request was made. A forged first token naming another hosted
region therefore fixed the client to that region: ZeroKMS there refused the
forged token, and every real token after it failed with a region mismatch
until the client was rebuilt.
The endpoint now travels with each request instead of being stored on the
connection, and each token goes to the endpoint its own claim names. The
region is pinned when ZeroKMS first answers a request without error; from
then on a token for another region is refused before it is sent. Routing
by the token's own claim also follows a same-region domain migration
without a shared mutable URL, so concurrent first callers holding tokens
for different regions can never send one token to the other's region.
A claimed URL that is refused is no longer kept in the error either.
NotHosted held the URL and the derived Debug printed it, so `?err` logged
whatever path or query the token's author chose. NotHosted now holds
nothing, and a claim refused for a query, fragment or missing host maps to
it rather than to the variants that keep the URL.
BREAKING CHANGE: `ZeroKMSConnection::send` takes the endpoint to use as a
third argument, `ensure_base_url` is removed, the low-level `Client` key
methods take that endpoint after the access token, and
`InvalidEndpoint::NotHosted` is a unit variant.
Refs #1546
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bindClientDevice now sends the bearer only to a CipherStash-hosted
ZeroKMS, so the binding can no longer reach the local mock server the
success, 409 and server-error cases pointed the token's claim at. Those
tests failed with INVALID_TOKEN, and the server-error one passed only
because refusal is also a failure.
Replace them with one test of what the binding must now do: refuse with
INVALID_TOKEN before any request reaches the server, and write no secret
key. The success and 409 paths stay covered by stack-auth's Rust tests,
which route a hosted destination to a local server through the transport
seam the binding does not expose.
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- Around line 191-197: Update the error mapping in from_services_claim so
InvalidEndpoint::Scheme, like NoHost and QueryOrFragment, becomes NotHosted and
does not retain claim-derived URL data. Extend
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A claim such as `marker://<host>/` has a host, so it passed the mapping
to NotHosted and came back as Scheme("marker"): a string the claim's
author chose, in Display, Debug and the error payload. That breaks the
rule the previous commit stated, that a refused claim is kept nowhere.
Scheme now maps to NotHosted on the claim path as well, and the redaction
test covers it.
Also rewrap the 0.2 upgrade notes in lib.rs.
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The connection no longer changes after init, so nothing needs locking. The Mutex was there because ensure_base_url wrote the discovered endpoint into the connection after construction. Now StackKms passes the endpoint for each request as an argument to send, and ensure_base_url is gone. base is set once in init from the configured endpoint (if there is one) and only read after that. Each request uses base, or the endpoint passed in if there is no base. This is the same change as in HttpConnection.
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The domain names now live in cts-common as ZeroKmsServiceDiscovery::HOSTED_DOMAINS in cipherstash/cipherstash-suite#2353, along with a region_from_endpoint check. Details in the other thread on this file. Once that's released, this file stops naming any domain itself.
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Agreed, the fix belongs in cts-common. I've opened cipherstash/cipherstash-suite#2353 (draft), which:
adds ZeroKmsServiceDiscovery::HOSTED_DOMAINS (viturhosted.net and zerokms.cipherstashmanaged.net), and builds the host regex from it, so region_from_host_fqdn accepts both;
adds ZeroKmsServiceDiscovery::region_from_endpoint(&Url), which does the whole check this file does today: https, default port, root path, no userinfo/query/fragment, a domain host under one of HOSTED_DOMAINS, and a known region.
It's additive, so it can ship as a cts-common patch. Once it's on crates.io, HostedZeroKmsEndpoint::new becomes a call to region_from_endpoint and the suffix rewrite and both string literals here go away. I can do that in this PR if you'd rather wait for the release, or in a follow-up so this one isn't blocked on it. Which do you prefer?
@coderdan, on whether this does full JWT validation: it doesn't. The client only decodes the claims. It does not check the signature (ServiceToken's docs in packages/stack-auth/src/service_token.rs say so). The client has no CTS signing keys to check it with. ZeroKMS is what authenticates the token when a request reaches it.
That is why this PR treats the services.zerokms claim as untrusted input rather than as a verified fact:
Hosted endpoints only. The claim can only choose among CipherStash-hosted ZeroKMS endpoints. These are HTTPS on the default port, at the root path, under <region>.<provider>.viturhosted.net or <region>.<provider>.zerokms.cipherstashmanaged.net, for a region cts-common knows. A forged token therefore can't send the bearer token anywhere outside CipherStash.
Pinning after ZeroKMS accepts. The region is pinned only once ZeroKMS has accepted a token. A forged token that ZeroKMS rejects can't lock the client to the wrong region.
Explicit configuration wins. An endpoint set with CS_ZEROKMS_HOST or with_base_url takes precedence, and the claim isn't read at all.
Doing real signature checks on the client would be a separate change. It needs a way to get and rotate CTS's public keys on every target, wasm included. I've left that out of scope for this PR. Tell me if you want it filed.
On fixing cts-common rather than working around it: I'm checking with the maintainers about doing it upstream in cipherstash-suite. The domain list and region parsing there are private and only know viturhosted.net. I'll follow up on the inline threads.
Following up on "is this full JWT validation?" with an audit at e76ae3d.
Answer: no. The client never verifies a JWT signature, and this PR doesn't add any. It reads claims from an unverified token and treats them as untrusted input.
Where claims are read. There is one decode path, decode_jwt_payload (packages/stack-auth/src/lib.rs:421): split on ., base64url-decode the middle segment, deserialize JSON. No signature, exp, aud or iss checks. jsonwebtoken is only used by tests to mint fixtures. It's called from Token::decode_claims (token.rs:213) and ServiceToken's decode_claims (service_token.rs:241). The provider JWT in OidcFederationStrategy is never decoded on the client, only SHA-256 hashed for the cache key and sent to CTS.
What the unverified claims are used for:
Claim
Used for
Trusted for authorization?
workspace
verify_workspace refuses a token for another workspace (service_token.rs:114)
No. It's a consistency check; a forged token can pass it, but ZeroKMS still rejects it.
services.zerokms
Where the token is sent (this PR)
No. Now it's only accepted if it's a CipherStash-hosted ZeroKMS (hosted_zerokms.rs), and stack-kms pins the region only after ZeroKMS accepts a request.
iss
CTS base URL for the device-session refresh (device_session_strategy.rs:259)
See the out-of-scope note below.
Why there's no client-side verification. The authority that matters is the server: ZeroKMS and CTS verify every token they receive. The client got each token from CTS over TLS (platform verifier plus the SPKI blocklist in tls.rs) in exchange for its own credential. Verifying the signature locally would need CTS's signing keys distributed to every SDK, and it wouldn't protect the client from the case that matters here: a validly signed token is still a bearer credential, so the risk is sending it somewhere it shouldn't go. That's what this PR closes by allowlisting the destination rather than trusting the claim. The docs already say so: ServiceToken's type docs (service_token.rs:13) and Token::workspace_id (token.rs:169) both state that the decode is not signature-verified.
Out of scope, flagged for a follow-up.DeviceSessionStrategy sends the refresh token to the stored token's iss claim when no CTS URL is configured (device_session_strategy.rs:259), and nothing checks that host. Reaching it needs write access to the user's local profile, which already holds the refresh token, so the risk is low. It's the same class as the ZeroKMS issue, though, and CtsServiceDiscovery::region_from_host_fqdn could check it the same way. I'd suggest a separate issue rather than widening this PR.
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Summary
Token-based ZeroKMS discovery now validates the destination before sending bearer credentials, both during device provisioning and key operations. A token planted in a profile or token store can no longer redirect those credentials to an arbitrary endpoint.
Clients retain their first discovered region but follow subsequent valid claims to another hosted domain in that region. Explicitly configured endpoints remain authoritative.
Changes
stack-auth::ServiceToken::hosted_zerokms_endpoint(). Accept HTTPS on the default port at the root path underviturhosted.netorzerokms.cipherstashmanaged.net, for a region known tocts-common. Delegate region parsing tocts-commonand cache validation within each service token.ensure_base_urlcontract.stack-kms0.2.0 with non-exhaustive endpoint errors, auth/profile 0.43.1 and encrypt/derive 0.3.0. Update dependent requirements, nested lockfiles, release notes and bundled agent guidance.Verification
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Discovery retains the compiled supported-region policy. New regions require an SDK upgrade; deliberately configured staging, gateway and local KMS endpoints use explicit configuration. Provisioning requires a hosted claim.
The Go ABI intentionally classifies endpoint configuration failures as
STATUS_KMS_TRANSPORT; that status does not itself trigger token refresh or automatic retry. JWT decoding inServiceToken::newpredates this change. Validation caching is per token instance, not an unchanged-bearer cache across operations.