fix(relay): enforce scalar-only claims and surface untracked privacy budget - #632
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| - Attribute-release claim values are scalar-only: a string, a number, or a |
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92d4eb10 feat(relay): surface untracked privacy budget on sensitive aggregates [Jeremi Joslin <jeremi@joslin.fr>]
1da99272 fix(relay): enforce scalar-only attribute-release claims [Jeremi Joslin <jeremi@joslin.fr>]
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| Their source and all-feature tests remain available. Governed attribute release is stable and | ||
| included in the canonical binary. Relay does not issue response credentials or host issuer DID | ||
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| - **Structured attribute-release claim values.** Released claim values are scalar-only in v1: a |
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This patch combines changes under the independently owned crates/ and docs/site/ areas. Move the public-site edits into a separately scoped change so ownership and area-specific validation remain isolated.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L76-L78
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Keeping the docs-site edits in this PR is deliberate, and matches repository practice for behavior-coupled documentation:
- AGENTS.md's scoping rule coexists with its generated-outputs rule: "If you change an HTTP endpoint, regenerating and committing the OpenAPI documents is part of the change, not a follow-up." The reference-API page edit here is the prose twin of that regenerated contract; splitting it would leave the public site asserting claim-bundle behavior that main does not have (or the reverse, depending on merge order).
- Merged precedent for one change spanning
crates/anddocs/site/content: 63ff711 (fix(notary): validate federation profile scopes), 219b23f (feat(oauth): support strict no-expiry bearer credentials #569), 32482f3 (feat(registryctl): deliver the Registry Stack 1.0 adopter journey #598). - The branch is structured one commit per ticket precisely so a reviewer can drop either ticket's code+docs pair atomically.
No change made; happy to split if a maintainer prefers it.
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When an optional structured claim is configured, every successful resolve that reaches this claim executes tracing::warn!, despite the preceding contract saying the configuration signal is logged once. Normal request traffic—or repeated requests by an authenticated caller—can therefore generate an unbounded warning stream per structured claim and overwhelm log storage; emit this once per profile/claim/runtime snapshot or rate-limit it.
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Agreed and fixed in 1da9927. The warn line now fires once per (profile, claim) pair for the life of the process (first_non_scalar_sighting, a process-lived set bounded by configured profile/claim cardinality), so steady traffic over a misconfigured claim can no longer flood the operator log. The doc comment now states the once-per-pair contract explicitly, and non_scalar_warning_fires_once_per_profile_and_claim covers the dedupe. The release decision itself is unchanged: every non-scalar value is still withheld.
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When a sensitive config retains a table-level aggregate with this flag, this branch activates the boot and posture finding even though AggregateQueryEngine::list_aggregates and aggregate_config only read dataset.aggregates; the OpenAPI path builder likewise exposes routes only for that collection. The analogous entity-level branch has the same problem, so legacy table/entity declarations produce a warning and prompt operators to record a waiver for an unbudgeted route that cannot actually be queried; restrict the fact to runtime-exposed aggregates or wire those legacy aggregates into the runtime before reporting them.
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Agreed and fixed in 92d4eb1. Verified against the runtime: AggregateQueryEngine::list_aggregates / aggregate_config read dataset.aggregates only, and the EDR collections resolve through the same dataset-level declarations, so table-level and entity-level aggregates indeed have no query route. The fact now scans dataset.aggregates alone; the table-level and entity-level tests are inverted to document that boundary (..._ignores_table_level_aggregate, ..._ignores_entity_level_aggregate); the boot-log and posture test fixtures now use a fully valid dataset-level aggregate; and both docs surfaces say "dataset-level" explicitly. Wiring the legacy declarations into the runtime is out of scope for this ticket (no new features).
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When two configured profile versions share the same id and claim name, a non-scalar value observed through the first version inserts the same (profile_id, claim_name) key used by the second, so the second route never emits its diagnostic. Profiles are globally identified by (id, version), and the emitted warning also omits the version, leaving operators unable to determine which version is malformed; pass the version into this path and include it in both the sighting key and warning fields.
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Agreed and fixed in b6bcf91. AttributeReleaseProfile is globally identified by (id, version) with per-version claims config, so the dedupe key is now the (profile id, version, claim) triple and the warn line carries profile_version alongside profile_id, letting operators pinpoint the malformed version. non_scalar_warning_fires_once_per_profile_version_and_claim covers the same-id/different-version case explicitly.
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| - Expect `relay.aggregates.privacy_budget_untracked` to warn at every declared profile when a | ||
| `personal`, `confidential`, or `secret` dataset carries a dataset-level aggregate configured |
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For a deployment that explicitly declares the local profile, this finding does not warn: the new GATES entry binds only hosted_lab, production, and evidence_grade, and sensitive_aggregate_only_execution_unbound_under_local asserts that the findings list is empty. Saying “every declared profile” therefore gives local operators an incorrect expectation; qualify this as every non-local/bound profile.
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Agreed and fixed in e87e283. The bullet now names the bound profiles explicitly ("warn under hosted_lab, production, and evidence_grade (the local profile binds no gates)"), matching the GATES entry and sensitive_aggregate_only_execution_unbound_under_local. The configuration.md paragraph and CHANGELOG already said "every bound profile", so only the checklist needed the qualifier.
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Attribute-release profiles could accidentally release structured object/array values through a direct source-field read or a CEL expression. Hold both claim kinds to the same scalar contract the subject side already enforces: a non-scalar value is unavailable, so a required claim denies the release and an optional one is omitted, with a value-free warn naming only the profile, claim, and JSON type tag. The contract is enforced at every layer, not just the HTTP handler: evaluate_release_scalar rejects structured results as a TypeMismatch, config validation (and registryctl check, via the shared validator) rejects expressions that always produce a list or map, and the warn-once dedupe lives on the per-snapshot evaluator so a registry-wide reload re-arms it. Marked BREAKING in the changelog with a migration pointer to the Notary consultation and credential surface, per the issue triage decision. Document the contract in the OpenAPI schemas, the API guide, and the API reference. Closes #88 Signed-off-by: Jeremi Joslin <jeremi@joslin.fr>
A dataset classified personal, confidential, or secret that declares a dataset-level access.aggregate_only_execution aggregate now raises the relay.aggregates.privacy_budget_untracked deployment finding, bound finding_warn under hosted_lab, production, and evidence_grade. Only dataset-level declarations count: the aggregate query routes resolve aggregates through dataset.aggregates alone, so table-level and entity-level declarations have no runtime route and raise no finding. Aggregate routes apply per-result minimum cell-size suppression but track no longitudinal query budget; this is the documented accepted limitation from the known-limitations page, so the gate warns everywhere rather than blocking startup or readiness. The docs present leaving the warning active as a legitimate steady state, with a deployment waiver as the optional dated acknowledgement, since waivers carry a mandatory expiry and the limitation is not fixable. Boot is loud: an active finding emits a dedicated deployment.privacy_budget_untracked warn line; a waived one reports through the existing deployment.gate_waived line. The finding reaches the posture endpoint and registryctl doctor through the existing catalog plumbing. Signed-off-by: Jeremi Joslin <jeremi@joslin.fr>
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#88 — scalar-only attribute-release claims (
fix(relay))Attribute-release claim values are now scalar-only (string, number, boolean), mirroring the existing
scalar_subject_valuerule on the subject side. A claim whose projected (source_field) or computed (CEL) value is an object or an array is treated as unavailable instead of passed through: a required claim of that shape denies the release (release.subject_denied, no values leaked), an optional one is omitted. A computednullis omitted rather than released as a JSONnullliteral. Claim selection stays top-level-only; a dotted path likeaddress.regiondoes not select into a structured column.attribute_release.claim.non_scalar_valuewarn line carries profile id, claim name, and a JSON type tag only.claimsresponse property is nowadditionalProperties: { "type": ["string", "number", "boolean"] }with matching descriptions. The committed spec is regenerated by the documented generator command; oasdiff breaking + stability filter pass againstmain.#585 — surface the untracked privacy budget on sensitive aggregates (
feat(relay))A dataset classified
personal,confidential, orsecretwith anaccess.aggregate_only_executionaggregate (dataset-, table-, or entity-level) now raises therelay.aggregates.privacy_budget_untrackeddeployment finding, boundfinding_warnunderhosted_lab,production, andevidence_grade. Aggregate routes apply per-result k-anonymity suppression but track no longitudinal query budget (query_budget.trackedis alwaysfalse); this is the documented accepted limitation ("Aggregates are not privacy-budgeted" in known limitations), not a fixable misconfiguration, so the gate warns everywhere rather than blocking startup or readiness. A deployment waiver naming the finding records the operator's acknowledgement.deployment.privacy_budget_untrackedwarn line with the waiver remediation; a waived one reports through the existingdeployment.gate_waivedline, not a duplicate.GET /admin/v1/postureandregistryctl doctorthrough the existing catalog plumbing; no registryctl changes.crates/registry-relay/docs/configuration.md, and one bullet in the hardening checklist.#75 — thrift RUSTSEC advisory triage (no commit)
Triage-only; conclusion posted on the issue: #75 (comment). No tagged DataFusion release currently clears the advisory (54.1.0 still pins parquet ^58.3.0, which pins thrift 0.17; parquet 59.x drops thrift).
cargo deny checkpasses with the scoped ignore already recorded indeny.toml.Security review notes (per AGENTS.md)
localprofile unaffected.Verification
cargo fmt --check,cargo check --locked --workspace --all-targets,cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings,cargo test --locked --workspace,cargo deny check: pass.just openapi-contractvsorigin/main: pass.docs/site:npm testandnpm run check: pass.Closes #88. Closes #585.