pin(authoriser): the Fireblocks signer's grants are revoked — negative map pin - #299
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change updates authoriser invariants for a rotated service signer. It separates active and revoked grants, updates related scripts and documentation, adjusts grant-map tests, and removes Fireblocks revocation test fixtures. ChangesAuthoriser grant rotation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This change removes the retired signer from the canonical grant map, but the revocation script still derives its revoke transactions from that already-pruned map, so it can fail before producing the required bundle and leave the retired grants active. The script must use the dedicated revoked-grant set and verify those grants are absent before this PR is merge-ready. Poem
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…e map pin Flips the canonical map to the post-rotation state the 20260810-revoke-fireblocks-service-signer bundles produce on-chain: - expectedGrants() drops the retired signer's three rows (16 -> 13). - revokedGrants() pins those pairs as the negative half of the map; assertExpectedGrants asserts them ABSENT and reverts the new RevokedGrantStillHeld on a chain that has not executed its bundle (or on any re-grant). - The 20260619 bootstrap script's mirror slice follows the map (MIRROR_COUNT 9 -> 6), so a future chain bootstraps straight into the post-rotation grant set — its coverage guard is what caught the drift. - The spent 20260810 unit/prod fixtures retire (their map-derived fixtures have no retired pairs left to select); re-dispatching the executed script correctly reverts FireblocksSignerAlreadyRevoked. The 20260723 drift fixture re-points at a Safe row that stays in the map. RED BY DESIGN until the three bundles execute: every live-state invariant (parity, prod pins, threshold-migration pre-flights) reverts RevokedGrantStillHeld while a chain still holds the old grants. Merge only after all three chains execute, stamping the script NatSpec EXECUTED in this branch first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LUJhyNa4VzJ19qMQTnqPY4
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# Conflicts: # test/script/20260810-revoke-fireblocks-service-signer.prod.t.sol
…e hashes All three chains verified revoked on-chain 2026-08-18: the retired signer holds none of DEPOSIT / WITHDRAW / CERTIFY on any authoriser and the active service signer's grants are untouched. Merges current main into the pin branch (clean, no conflicts). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LUJhyNa4VzJ19qMQTnqPY4
The timelock demo operation re-granted DEPOSIT to the retired signer — a live no-op when written, but the executed revocation made it recreate a revokedGrants() pair and trip the post-state's negative sweep. The active signer holds DEPOSIT on every chain, so it is the specimen that keeps the proof residue-free. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LUJhyNa4VzJ19qMQTnqPY4
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In `@script/20260810-revoke-fireblocks-service-signer.s.sol`:
- Around line 66-73: Update authorBundle and assertPostRevocationState to build
their retired/revoked pair sets from LibAuthoriserInvariants.revokedGrants()
rather than expectedGrants(). Keep expectedGrants() exclusively for active-grant
drift validation, while using revokedGrants() to create all revocation
transactions and explicitly verify the three revoked pairs are absent after
revocation.
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| /// The canonical map no longer carries the retired signer's rows: | ||
| /// `expectedGrants()` pins the post-rotation state, and `revokedGrants()` | ||
| /// pins the three revoked pairs, which every live invariant asserts | ||
| /// ABSENT via `assertExpectedGrants` (`RevokedGrantStillHeld` on a chain | ||
| /// that has not executed its bundle, or on any re-grant). Because the map | ||
| /// yields no retired pairs, re-dispatching this script reverts | ||
| /// `FireblocksSignerAlreadyRevoked` — the correct behaviour when | ||
| /// re-deriving an executed historical operation. |
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Build the revocation set from revokedGrants().
LibAuthoriserInvariants.expectedGrants(safeAddr) is now the 13-entry post-rotation map, so it contains no RETIRED_SIGNER entries. However, authorBundle still scans that map at Lines 190-206 to populate retired. pairCount therefore remains zero, and the script reverts FireblocksSignerAlreadyRevoked before it can create a pre-revocation bundle.
assertPostRevocationState has the same issue at Lines 258-265. Its retired-signer branch is unreachable, so it does not explicitly verify the three revokedGrants() pairs are absent. Use revokedGrants() for both the revocation transaction list and the post-state absence check. Keep expectedGrants() for active-grant drift validation.
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In `@script/20260810-revoke-fireblocks-service-signer.s.sol` around lines 66 - 73,
Update authorBundle and assertPostRevocationState to build their retired/revoked
pair sets from LibAuthoriserInvariants.revokedGrants() rather than
expectedGrants(). Keep expectedGrants() exclusively for active-grant drift
validation, while using revokedGrants() to create all revocation transactions
and explicitly verify the three revoked pairs are absent after revocation.
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The post-execution pin for the Fireblocks signer rotation. All three revoke bundles (authored by the merged
20260810-revoke-fireblocks-service-signer) have executed and are verified on-chain — the retired signer holds none of DEPOSIT / WITHDRAW / CERTIFY on any chain's authoriser, and the active signer's grants are untouched.expectedGrants()drops the retired signer's three rows (16 → 13); theadminHolderparameterisation from the timelock work is untouched.revokedGrants()pins those pairs as the negative half of the map:assertExpectedGrantsasserts them absent, revertingRevokedGrantStillHeldon any future re-grant, permanently. (The three sweeps — root-admin, exclusive-admin-holding, revoked-pairs — are named helpers; the single merged function tripped slither's cyclomatic-complexity detector.)20260619bootstrap script's mirror slice follows the map (MIRROR_COUNT9 → 6), so a future chain bootstraps straight into the post-rotation grant set.20260810fixtures retire; re-dispatching the executed script correctly revertsFireblocksSignerAlreadyRevoked. The20260723drift fixture re-points at a Safe row that stays in the map.The negative pin's first catch
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20260729timelock migration script's governance-loop proof used "re-grant DEPOSIT to the service signer" as its idempotent specimen operation — a live no-op when written, but after the revocation executed it would recreate a revoked pair through the timelock. The new sweep caught it on the Ethereum fork leg. Fixed here: the specimen is now the ACTIVE signer (a genuine live no-op on every chain). Worth a look from whoever owns the timelock rehearsal, since the same specimen pattern may appear elsewhere.Testing
hasRolereads false for the retired signer, all three true for the active signer, per chain, cross-checked on two independent RPCs.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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