Implement Option B (enhanced env var) for T058.S2: - Support multiple S3 credentials via S3_CREDENTIALS env var - Format: "key1:secret1,key2:secret2,..." - Backward compatible with S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID/S3_SECRET_KEY - Add tests for both multi and single credential formats This unblocks T039 production deployment while proper IAM credential service (T060) is implemented separately. Tests: 10/10 auth tests pass (added 2 new credential tests) Refs: T058.S2 Option B (approved), T060 (proper IAM integration)
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94 lines
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id: T058
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name: LightningSTOR S3 Auth Hardening
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goal: Implement robust SigV4 authentication for LightningSTOR S3 API
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status: active
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priority: P0
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owner: peerB
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created: 2025-12-12
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depends_on: [T047]
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blocks: [T039]
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context: |
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**Findings from T047 Completion Report:**
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- SigV4 authentication middleware is active but signature validation fails due to canonicalization mismatch.
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- Auth was bypassed (`S3_AUTH_ENABLED=false`) for T047 completion.
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- This is a critical security vulnerability for production S3 API.
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**Foreman Recommendation:**
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- "Address the critical security issue in T047-lightningstor-s3 regarding SigV4 authentication."
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acceptance:
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- SigV4 authentication fully functional and passes AWS CLI tests.
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- S3 API rejects invalid signatures.
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- IAM integration for credentials.
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steps:
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- step: S1
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name: Debug SigV4 Canonicalization
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done: Identify and fix the canonicalization mismatch in SigV4 signature verification.
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status: complete
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completed: 2025-12-12 06:15 JST
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owner: peerB
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priority: P0
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notes: |
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**Root Cause Identified:**
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- Used `form_urlencoded::byte_serialize` which follows HTML form encoding rules
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- AWS SigV4 requires RFC 3986 URI encoding with specific rules
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- Encoding mismatch caused canonical request hash to differ from client's
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**Fix Implemented:**
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- Created `aws_uri_encode()` matching RFC 3986 + AWS SigV4 spec exactly
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- Unreserved chars (A-Z,a-z,0-9,-,_,.,~) are NOT encoded
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- All other chars percent-encoded with uppercase hex (%2F not %2f)
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- Preserve slashes in paths, encode in query parameters
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- Normalize empty paths to '/' per AWS specification
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**Testing:**
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- All 8 auth unit tests pass
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- Added comprehensive SigV4 signature determinism test
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- Fixed test expectations (body hash, HMAC values)
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**Files Modified:**
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- lightningstor/crates/lightningstor-server/src/s3/auth.rs (~40L changes)
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outputs:
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- path: lightningstor/crates/lightningstor-server/src/s3/auth.rs
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note: SigV4 canonicalization fix
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- step: S2
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name: Integrate with IAM
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done: Fetch IAM credentials for signature verification.
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status: in_progress
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owner: peerB
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priority: P1
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notes: |
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**Architecture Gap Identified (2025-12-12 06:37 JST):**
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- IAM lacks S3 credential storage API (access_key_id, secret_key)
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- Current services: IamAuthz, IamToken, IamAdmin (no credential management)
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- Current implementation uses env vars (S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID, S3_SECRET_KEY)
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**Proposed Options:**
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A) Extend IAM with IamCredential service (~200-300L, 2-3 days)
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B) Enhanced env var MVP (~20L, supports multiple credentials)
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C) Defer S3 auth (risky - security gap)
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**Status:** Blocked pending architectural decision from PeerA
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- step: S3
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name: Security Testing
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done: Add comprehensive security tests for S3 authentication.
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status: pending
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owner: peerB
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priority: P1
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evidence:
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- cmd: "cargo test --package lightningstor-server --lib s3::auth::tests"
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result: "8 passed; 0 failed"
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Critical for production security of the S3 object storage. Blocking T039 for a truly secure deployment.
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**S1 Complete (2025-12-12 06:15 JST):**
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- RFC 3986 compliant URI encoding implemented
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- All auth tests passing
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- Ready for IAM integration (S2)
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