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US #80 [B4] MFA + recovery codes

Platform-local MFA on the B3 substrate: TOTP (RFC 6238) enrollment with one-time recovery codes, a two-phase login for enrolled accounts, and a session-based current MFA assurance gate. Plan (rev 2, post architect + security review) at .claude/plans/us80-mfa.plan.md (local); US #80 reconciled on Taiga before planning.

What ships

  • user_mfa + mfa_recovery_code (migration e5a1c3d7f9b2): user-arm RLS rows granted to nc3_auth only, no DELETE (B3 invariant kept and gate-pinned); the TOTP seed is AES-GCM under the user-scope KEK (crypto-shred on erasure); user_session.mfa_verified_at carries assurance (data-model §13.6). The auth_session_bootstrap definer function is untouched — MFA state is read in-policy after the RLS user arm opens, so the definer owner never reaches the seed table.
  • /auth/mfa/*: enroll (password-gated — a stolen session must not plant a factor), confirm (stamps assurance on the calling session, revokes the others), verify (completes a pending login with session rotation, or refreshes assurance in place), recovery-codes regeneration (password + fresh assurance), disable (password + code, soft-revoke). Secret-bearing responses are no-store.
  • Two-phase login: an enrolled account's password login yields a pending session refused everywhere (401, problem type mfa-required, cookie kept) except verify, logout, and the session view — the acceptance set is pinned by a test. Pending responses withhold display_name/organization_role.
  • MFA-specific escalating lockout (threshold 5, doubling per lockout, capped 24 h) — the login numbers would concede ~8.6 %/30 days against a 6-digit code — plus a per-IP verify window and TOTP replay refusal (last_used_step, ±1-step skew window).
  • ProblemException (core/errors.py): RFC 9457 type URNs (mfa-required, mfa-enrollment-required, mfa-stepup-required) — shared groundwork for B6/B10.
  • Gate placement: live MfaAssuranceRequired on the operations B4 owns; declaration-only MfaAssuranceDeclared on the verification/API-key mocks (keeps the anonymous mock surface for the frontend; B6 and the API-key story swap in the live gate). OidcRequired and the OIDC-claims stub are gone; the OIDC scheme stays as the SSO federation seam.
  • Docs: api-design §1/§5.1/§13 re-worded to platform-session assurance + problem-type registry; data-model §3.6–§3.8 + §13.6; database-roles MFA-table grants + out-of-band MFA-reset operator note.

Discovered and fixed: response-before-commit race (pre-existing, B3-era)

Live HTTP verification surfaced that the unit-of-work commit runs in dependency teardown — after the response is sent — so register → login and login → verify raced their own durability (deterministic immediate-login 401; invisible to the in-process TestClient). Fixed surgically: auth services commit before returning client-actionable state, the API sessionmakers stop expiring on commit (a post-commit refresh would re-query outside the SET LOCAL RLS context), and the two handlers that build a session body after such a commit re-assert the user arm. Hand-off note: any future realized endpoint whose response the client immediately acts on has the same constraint.

Verification

  • 377 unit tests (30 new MFA), ruff and pyright clean, OpenAPI regenerated (52 paths) and drift-checked.
  • Postgres-marked suite (32) against the compose stack: e2e enroll→confirm→pending login→recovery verify→disable, stale-assurance step-up, user_mfa cross-user RLS isolation, nc3_app zero-privilege and nc3_auth no-DELETE structural gates, definer-shape regression.
  • Alembic round trip (upgrade → downgrade → upgrade) against the live stack.
  • Scripted live verify over real HTTP against the rebuilt api container: full flow green, including the wrong-password enrollment refusal, pending-profile withholding, recovery-code one-time use, and problem-type discrimination.

Hand-offs

B6: live-gate swap on verification ops + organization_admin check (IDR-016). API-key story: live-gate swap, revoke-on-password-change. B7: nc3_auth has zero privilege on audit_event — the marked MFA log call sites need a definer/append path. B10: auth:mfa:{ip} joins the PoW/CAPTCHA escalation surface. B14b: recovery-code hashes/counters are not crypto-shreddable and need hard deletion via an erasure-owned grant. IDR-010 amendment row lands on Docmost at closure.

Added

  • Add platform-local MFA with TOTP enrollment, recovery codes, two-phase login, and session assurance.
  • Add /auth/mfa/* endpoints for enrollment, confirmation, verification, recovery-code regeneration, and disabling.
  • Add RFC 9457 problem types for MFA enforcement responses.
  • Add MFA database tables with RLS policies and restricted database privileges.

Changed

  • Require current MFA assurance for sensitive operations.
  • Restrict pending-MFA sessions while allowing session viewing, logout, and MFA verification.
  • Encrypt TOTP seeds and enforce replay prevention, lockouts, rate limits, and recovery-code lifecycle rules.
  • Update OpenAPI contracts and documentation for MFA state and session assurance.

Fixed

  • Commit authentication state before returning client-actionable responses.
  • Preserve RLS session context and ORM attributes after authentication commits.
  • Detect concurrent session revocation and fail closed.

Security

  • Prevent cross-user MFA access through RLS policies.
  • Prevent recovery-code replay with conditional single-use updates.
  • Require operator identity verification for MFA resets.

Suggested semver impact: minor.

Warning: This change modifies behavior and public API contracts but does not modify CHANGELOG.md.

…tamp

nc3_auth-only user-arm RLS rows, no DELETE grant (B3 invariant kept);
gates extended to pin the MFA-table allowlist; auth_session_bootstrap
deliberately untouched — assurance is read in-policy.
…he auth service

Password-gated enrollment/regeneration (shared step-up helper with
change_password), MFA-specific escalating lockout, ±1-step window with
last-used-step replay refusal, soft-revoke disable, UPDATE..RETURNING
one-time recovery-code consume.
_resolve_session single owner of session policy; pending-MFA refusal with
problem type mfa-required (cookie kept); require_current_mfa_assurance reads
the session, not OIDC claims; MfaAssuranceDeclared declaration-only variant
on the verification/API-key mocks; OidcRequired removed.
…disable

SessionInfo carries the MFA state (profile fields withheld while pending);
logout and session accept a pending session; no-store on secret-bearing
responses; per-IP verify rate limit.
52 paths (five /auth/mfa operations); mock verification/API-key operations
declare SessionCookie; .env.example documents the MFA policy knobs.
Data model gains §3.7/§3.8 and the session assurance stamp; api-design
carries the problem-type URN registry and the declaration-only note on the
mock gates; database-roles records the MFA-table grants (no DELETE) and the
out-of-band MFA-reset operator note.
The unit-of-work commit lives in dependency teardown, which runs after the
response is sent: a client acting on its own 201/200 — register then login,
login then verify — raced the durability of the very row it was handed
(observed live over HTTP; invisible to the in-process TestClient). Auth
services now commit before returning client-actionable state; the API
sessionmakers stop expiring on commit (a post-commit refresh would re-query
outside the SET LOCAL RLS context); the two handlers that build a session
body after such a commit re-assert the user arm first.

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  • api/openapi.json
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  • src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/router.py
  • src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/service.py
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The change adds platform-owned TOTP MFA with enrollment, confirmation, verification, recovery-code management, disabling, pending sessions, session assurance, database isolation, typed errors, and OpenAPI documentation.

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MFA contracts and problem responses
.env.example, api/openapi.json, docs/reference/*, src/nc3_testing_platform/core/errors.py, src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/schemas.py
Defines MFA endpoints, payloads, session fields, assurance requirements, and machine-readable problem types.
MFA persistence and database controls
migrations/versions/*mfa_tables_and_session_assurance.py, src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/models.py, src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/repository.py, docs/database-roles.md
Adds MFA tables, session assurance storage, RLS policies, privilege gates, and update-only recovery-code lifecycle operations.
MFA primitives and persistence behavior
src/nc3_testing_platform/core/settings.py, src/nc3_testing_platform/core/api_db.py, src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/totp.py, src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/dependencies.py
Adds TOTP and recovery-code primitives, bounded MFA settings, verification rate limiting, and post-commit ORM state retention.
Pending sessions and assurance gates
src/nc3_testing_platform/core/security.py, src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/api_keys/router.py, src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/assets/router.py
Loads MFA state after RLS setup, supports pending sessions, and replaces OIDC assurance declarations with session-cookie MFA declarations.
MFA service and route execution
src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/service.py, src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/router.py
Implements enrollment, confirmation, verification, lockouts, recovery-code rotation, disabling, assurance refresh, session rotation, and MFA-aware responses.
MFA contract and integration validation
tests/test_auth_mfa.py, tests/test_auth_postgres.py, tests/test_auth_flow.py, tests/test_error_contract.py, tests/test_models.py, tests/test_smoke_surface.py
Tests the MFA lifecycle, endpoint behavior, typed errors, pending-session access, session freshness, RLS isolation, privileges, and API surface.

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Actionable comments posted: 9

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tests/test_auth_postgres.py (1)

327-336: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Function-local imports here are unnecessary. Move them to module scope.

time, b32decode, and nc3_testing_platform.domains.auth.totp have no import cycle with this module, and the file already imports sa, settings, and rls at module level. Function-local imports hide the dependency from readers and from import-time failure.

Style-only finding.

Proposed fix
 def _totp_code(secret_base32: str, offset: int = 0) -> str:
     """A currently valid code for an enrolled seed (real clock)."""
-    import time
-    from base64 import b32decode
-
-    from nc3_testing_platform.domains.auth import totp
-
     secret = b32decode(secret_base32)
     step = totp.step_at(time.time()) + offset
     return totp._totp(secret).generate(step * totp.TOTP_STEP_SECONDS).decode("ascii")

Add at module scope:

import time
from base64 import b32decode

from nc3_testing_platform.domains.auth import totp
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In `@tests/test_auth_postgres.py` around lines 327 - 336, Move the time,
b32decode, and totp imports from the _totp_code function to module scope,
alongside the existing imports, and remove the function-local import statements
while preserving the current code-generation behavior.
tests/test_auth_mfa.py (1)

104-108: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Both test helpers reach into the private totp._totp and re-implement the step math. The shared root cause is that the totp module exposes no public code-generation entry point for tests. A rename or signature change to _totp, step_at, or TOTP_STEP_SECONDS breaks both suites at once, and the leading underscore means no stability contract covers that call.

Add a public helper on src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/totp.py (for example code_at(secret: bytes, step: int) -> str) and call it from both sites.

  • tests/test_auth_mfa.py#L104-L108: replace totp._totp(secret).generate(step * totp.TOTP_STEP_SECONDS) in _code with the new public helper, keeping the returned (code, step) tuple.
  • tests/test_auth_postgres.py#L327-L336: replace the same private call in _totp_code with the new public helper after the b32decode.

Speculative on the helper name only; the private-API coupling itself is concrete.

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In `@tests/test_auth_mfa.py` around lines 104 - 108, Add a public code-generation
helper in the totp module that accepts a secret and step, then update
tests/test_auth_mfa.py lines 104-108 and tests/test_auth_postgres.py lines
327-336 to use it instead of totp._totp and direct step-duration math; preserve
_code’s returned (code, step) tuple and use the helper after b32decode in
_totp_code.
src/nc3_testing_platform/core/errors.py (1)

26-28: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

problem_type_uri accepts any string, so a slug typo produces a wrong discriminator with no failure.

The docstring states the slug registry lives in the API design reference. Nothing binds the code to that registry. problem_type_uri("mfa-step-up-required") returns a well-formed URN that no client matches, and no test fails unless it asserts the exact literal.

Three slugs are registered today (docs/reference/api-design-v4_0_1.md Line 14). Define them once next to the helper and have core/security.py import the constants instead of repeating literals.

♻️ Proposed refactor
 def problem_type_uri(slug: str) -> str:
     """The full problem `type` URN for a registered kebab-case slug."""
     return f"{PROBLEM_TYPE_PREFIX}{slug}"
+
+
+# The registered slugs (API design reference, Error contract). Adding one
+# here and there is the whole registration ceremony.
+PROBLEM_MFA_REQUIRED = problem_type_uri("mfa-required")
+PROBLEM_MFA_ENROLLMENT_REQUIRED = problem_type_uri("mfa-enrollment-required")
+PROBLEM_MFA_STEPUP_REQUIRED = problem_type_uri("mfa-stepup-required")
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In `@src/nc3_testing_platform/core/errors.py` around lines 26 - 28, Restrict
problem_type_uri to the three registered slugs by defining shared slug constants
next to the helper and validating the input against that registry, raising a
clear failure for unknown values. Update core/security.py to import and use
those constants instead of repeating slug literals, preserving the existing URN
construction for registered slugs.
api/openapi.json (1)

6935-6935: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Internal tracker identifiers appear in the published contract.

MfaEnrollSubmission.description carries "US #80 plan rev 2". The verification operation description at Line 2243 carries "B6 swaps in the live gate" and "declaration-only while this handler is a mock". These strings reach every generated client and the rendered API reference. External integrators cannot resolve "US #80", "B4", or "B6", and the mock disclosure states an implementation state that will change without a contract change.

This file is generated from the Python docstrings and Field descriptions, so the fix belongs in src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/schemas.py and the assets router docstring, then a regenerated api/openapi.json. Keep the rationale in code comments; keep the contract text behavioural.

Style-only finding; no functional impact.

Also applies to: 2243-2243

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In `@api/openapi.json` at line 6935, Remove internal tracker identifiers, plan
references, and implementation-status disclosures from the public descriptions
for MfaEnrollSubmission and the verification operation. Update the corresponding
Python schema Field descriptions and assets router docstring in their source
locations, keeping any rationale in code comments while making the contract text
describe only externally observable behavior, then regenerate api/openapi.json.
src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/service.py (1)

663-671: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

pending is a security-relevant decision supplied by the caller.

verify_mfa trusts the router's pending flag to choose between stamping assurance in place and rotating the session. The router derives it correctly from the resolved session at Line 388 of router.py, so there is no defect today. The split still places one half of a privilege-transition decision outside the function that performs the transition.

The service already loads authoritative state: session_id is in scope, and the pending condition is mfa_verified_at IS NULL on that row. Deriving it here would make the rotation decision self-contained and remove a future footgun for any second caller.

Style and defensive-design note, not a current bug.

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In `@src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/service.py` around lines 663 - 671,
Update verify_mfa to derive the pending state from the authoritative session
record using mfa_verified_at IS NULL, rather than accepting a caller-provided
pending parameter; use this derived value for the assurance-stamping versus
session-rotation decision and update callers accordingly.
src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/router.py (1)

324-332: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

confirm_mfa and disable_mfa advertise 429 but attach no rate limiter.

Both routes merge **rate_limited() into responses, so the OpenAPI contract promises a per-IP 429 with rate-limit headers. Neither route declares MfaVerifyRateLimited, or any other limiter dependency. Only POST /auth/mfa/verify does, at Line 373.

Both endpoints consume second-factor codes, so both are code-guessing surfaces. The per-account escalating lockout in service._require_mfa_unlocked and service._record_mfa_failure is the authoritative control and does cover them, so this is not an exploitable bypass. It is a contract-versus-implementation mismatch, and the per-IP arm that dependencies.py describes as blunting single-IP runs is missing on two of the three code-consuming endpoints.

Either attach the limiter or drop rate_limited() from the two responses blocks.

♻️ Proposed fix: attach the existing limiter
 `@router.post`(
     "/mfa/confirm",
     summary="Confirm enrollment and mint the recovery codes",
     responses={
         **problem_responses(401, 403, 409, 422, 500),
         **rate_limited(),
     },
+    dependencies=[MfaVerifyRateLimited],
 )
 `@router.post`(
     "/mfa/disable",
     status_code=status.HTTP_204_NO_CONTENT,
     summary="Disable MFA",
     responses={**problem_responses(401, 403, 409, 422, 500), **rate_limited()},
+    dependencies=[MfaVerifyRateLimited],
 )

If you attach the shared limiter, note that all three endpoints then draw on the same auth:mfa:{ip} bucket. That is probably what you want for a combined MFA guess budget. If you want independent budgets, add a separate keyed dependency.

Also applies to: 452-457

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In `@src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/router.py` around lines 324 - 332,
Align the MFA route contracts with their enforcement by either attaching the
existing MfaVerifyRateLimited dependency to both confirm_mfa and disable_mfa,
sharing the auth:mfa:{ip} bucket with verify, or removing rate_limited() from
both routes’ responses. Apply the same choice to the response block near
disable_mfa.
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Inline comments:
In `@docs/database-roles.md`:
- Line 27: Update the “Operator note — MFA reset (v4.0)” section to specify the
sanctioned way to perform the soft revoke when the owner is subject to forced
RLS: set the user context and SET ROLE nc3_auth, or explicitly document the
approved temporary NO FORCE/restore-FORCE procedure. Ensure the documented steps
prevent a silent UPDATE 0 outcome and clearly identify which option the project
supports.

In `@docs/reference/api-design-v4_0_1.md`:
- Line 17: Update the authentication requirement in the section’s earlier rule
to make the platform session cookie the primary credential, while retaining the
platform API key as an alternative only for operations that permit keys; remove
the conflicting requirement that every non-anonymous operation needs an OpenID
Connect token.

In `@docs/reference/data-model-v4_0_2.md`:
- Line 43: Resolve the duplicate section numbering in the document by assigning
distinct numbers to “User erasure treatment” and “user_credential (B3 / US
`#79`)”, then update the three credential references in the identity-provider row
and the two user-private-row descriptions to point to the credential section’s
new number.

In `@src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/repository.py`:
- Around line 176-182: Update stamp_session_assurance to return whether the
guarded UPDATE matched a session, following the result-handling pattern used by
consume_recovery_code. In verify_mfa and confirm_mfa, branch on that result and
use the existing 401 session-revoked response when no row was updated; only log
success, commit, and return SessionInfo after a successful match.

In `@src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/router.py`:
- Around line 275-282: Replace the module-global _WRONG_PASSWORD and
_INVALID_CODE HTTPException instances with fresh exceptions constructed at each
raise, matching the existing _mfa_locked pattern. Update all five call sites to
instantiate the appropriate exception locally before raising, preserving their
current status codes, details, and raise-from-none behavior.

In `@src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/service.py`:
- Around line 595-611: Update enroll_mfa to explicitly commit the UserMfa insert
or update after db.flush() and before returning MfaEnrollment provisioning
material; preserve the existing user lookup and ensure user.email remains
available for the URI construction, binding it before commit if needed.

In `@tests/test_auth_mfa.py`:
- Around line 244-248: Rename the local list around the revoke_other_sessions
test to reflect that it captures keep_session_id rather than revoked sessions,
and update its lambda and assertions consistently. If practical within this
test, also record uid so the assertion verifies the operation targets the
expected user.
- Around line 133-140: Update test_totp_window_accepts_one_step_of_skew to also
assert that totp.matching_step returns None for at_step=step - 2, preserving the
documented symmetric ±1 acceptance window.

In `@tests/test_auth_postgres.py`:
- Around line 451-459: Update _register to return the created user id and adjust
_register_and_login plus its call sites, including the usages near the existing
tests, for the new return shape. Use that id in the backdating UPDATE near the
user-session assertion so its WHERE clause limits changes to the test user while
retaining the active, MFA-verified session conditions; keep the rowcount
assertion scoped to that user.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@api/openapi.json`:
- Line 6935: Remove internal tracker identifiers, plan references, and
implementation-status disclosures from the public descriptions for
MfaEnrollSubmission and the verification operation. Update the corresponding
Python schema Field descriptions and assets router docstring in their source
locations, keeping any rationale in code comments while making the contract text
describe only externally observable behavior, then regenerate api/openapi.json.

In `@src/nc3_testing_platform/core/errors.py`:
- Around line 26-28: Restrict problem_type_uri to the three registered slugs by
defining shared slug constants next to the helper and validating the input
against that registry, raising a clear failure for unknown values. Update
core/security.py to import and use those constants instead of repeating slug
literals, preserving the existing URN construction for registered slugs.

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- Around line 324-332: Align the MFA route contracts with their enforcement by
either attaching the existing MfaVerifyRateLimited dependency to both
confirm_mfa and disable_mfa, sharing the auth:mfa:{ip} bucket with verify, or
removing rate_limited() from both routes’ responses. Apply the same choice to
the response block near disable_mfa.

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- Around line 663-671: Update verify_mfa to derive the pending state from the
authoritative session record using mfa_verified_at IS NULL, rather than
accepting a caller-provided pending parameter; use this derived value for the
assurance-stamping versus session-rotation decision and update callers
accordingly.

In `@tests/test_auth_mfa.py`:
- Around line 104-108: Add a public code-generation helper in the totp module
that accepts a secret and step, then update tests/test_auth_mfa.py lines 104-108
and tests/test_auth_postgres.py lines 327-336 to use it instead of totp._totp
and direct step-duration math; preserve _code’s returned (code, step) tuple and
use the helper after b32decode in _totp_code.

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- Around line 327-336: Move the time, b32decode, and totp imports from the
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Fail closed on a concurrent session revoke: stamp_session_assurance now
reports whether it actually matched a row (same conditional-UPDATE shape
as consume_recovery_code), and confirm_mfa/verify_mfa raise a new
SessionRevokedError instead of silently reporting a step-up that never
happened.

Commit enroll_mfa before returning: it was the one client-actionable
mutator in the module that stopped at db.flush(), against the module's
own durability rule from this PR — a confirm racing the enroll response
could read no seed at all, or the previous seed on a restart.

Construct _wrong_password()/_invalid_code() per raise instead of sharing
module-global HTTPException instances: a shared instance accumulates
__traceback__ state across requests, including the raising frame's
locals (the submitted plaintext password).

Attach the per-IP MFA rate limiter to /mfa/confirm and /mfa/disable —
they consume codes same as /mfa/verify, but only verify declared the
dependency the OpenAPI contract already advertised for all three.

Register the problem-type slugs as named constants instead of repeated
string literals; strip internal tracker references from schema/docstring
text that reaches the public OpenAPI contract; fix the docs consistency
findings (MFA reset procedure ignored FORCE ROW LEVEL SECURITY on the
owner connection; two contradictory authentication-requirement bullets;
duplicate §3.5 heading resolved by relocating the erasure-treatment
section to §3.9).

Test fixes: TOTP window test now asserts the backward skew boundary too;
a misleadingly-named "revoked" list actually recorded the kept session;
the postgres-suite backdating UPDATE was unscoped and could touch every
active assured session in the target database, not just the test's own
user; both test files stop reaching into the private totp._totp helper
now that totp.code_at is public.

Regenerated api/openapi.json for the docstring/schema wording changes.

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Addressed all 15 findings from the CodeRabbit review, with one deliberate exception:

Pushed back on: the verify_mfa pending-derivation nitpick (service.py:663-671). The reviewer explicitly flagged this as "style and defensive-design note, not a current bug" — the router already derives pending correctly from the resolved session at its single call site, and it's covered by tests on both branches. Re-deriving it inside the service from mfa_verified_at IS NULL would mean an extra query in a handler that doesn't otherwise need one, to guard against a hypothetical second caller that doesn't exist. Leaving as-is per KISS — happy to revisit if a second call site ever appears.

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  • stamp_session_assurance now reports match/no-match (same shape as consume_recovery_code); confirm_mfa/verify_mfa fail closed with a new SessionRevokedError → 401 instead of silently no-op'ing on a concurrent revoke.
  • enroll_mfa now commits before returning (it was the one client-actionable mutator that stopped at flush()).
  • _wrong_password()/_invalid_code() are constructed per-raise instead of shared module globals (traceback/plaintext-retention fix).
  • /mfa/confirm and /mfa/disable now carry the same per-IP rate limiter /mfa/verify already had (contract already advertised 429 on all three).
  • Problem-type slugs are now named constants, not repeated literals.
  • Internal tracker references stripped from schema/docstring text that reaches the public OpenAPI contract; api/openapi.json regenerated.
  • Docs: the MFA-reset operator note now gives the actual SET ROLE nc3_auth + GUC procedure (the old text would UPDATE 0 silently under FORCE RLS); the contradictory auth-requirement bullet reworded; the duplicate §3.5 heading resolved by relocating "User erasure treatment" to §3.9.
  • Tests: TOTP skew test now asserts the backward boundary too; a misleadingly-named revoked list (it recorded the kept session) renamed to kept; the postgres-suite backdating UPDATE is now scoped to the test's own user id instead of touching every active assured session in the target database; both test files use the new public totp.code_at instead of the private _totp.

Full suite green: 380 unit (2 new tests for the SessionRevokedError paths), 32 postgres-marked, 1 redis-marked, ruff/pyright clean, alembic round trip, OpenAPI drift-checked.

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src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/totp.py (1)

61-75: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Other (CWE-294): Authentication Bypass by Capture-replay

Reachability: External

Make matched-step consumption atomic at the caller.

repository.mfa_for performs an unlocked read, and _spend_code checks last_used_step before assigning it. Concurrent /mfa/verify requests can therefore accept the same TOTP step. Lock the MFA row or use a conditional update that compares and consumes last_used_step in one transaction. Apply this to every _spend_code caller.

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In `@src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/totp.py` around lines 61 - 75, Make
`_spend_code` atomically validate and consume the matched TOTP step, using an
MFA-row lock or conditional update within one transaction instead of a separate
read and assignment. Update every `_spend_code` caller, including the
`/mfa/verify` flow, to use this atomic operation so concurrent requests cannot
consume the same step.
src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/service.py (2)

509-524: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Broken Authentication (CWE-307): Improper Restriction of Excessive Authentication Attempts

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● Entry
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● Sink
  src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/router.py

Serialize MFA failure updates.

repository.mfa_for reads UserMfa without row locking or version checks. Concurrent invalid submissions can overwrite failed_count, delaying lockout. Lock the row for the transaction or use an atomic database-side lockout transition.

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In `@src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/service.py` around lines 509 - 524,
Update repository.mfa_for and the MFA failure update flow to serialize
concurrent UserMfa modifications, using a transaction-scoped row lock or an
atomic database-side transition so failed_count and lockout_count increments
cannot be lost. Preserve the existing threshold, duration, reset, and commit
behavior after the serialized read.

555-560: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Broken Authentication (CWE-294): Authentication Bypass by Capture-replay

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Make TOTP-step consumption atomic.

repository.mfa_for performs an unlocked read, and UserMfa has no optimistic version column. Two concurrent requests can therefore pass the check at Line 556 and both accept the same TOTP step. Use a row lock or conditional UPDATE requiring last_used_step to be null or lower than step. Treat an update miss as InvalidMfaCodeError.

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In `@src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/service.py` around lines 555 - 560,
Make TOTP step consumption atomic in the MFA verification flow around
repository.mfa_for: lock the UserMfa row during retrieval or atomically update
it with a condition that last_used_step is null or lower than step. Treat any
conditional-update miss as InvalidMfaCodeError, while preserving the existing
failure recording and successful last_used_step update behavior.
src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/router.py (1)

433-441: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-525): Use of Web Browser Cache Containing Sensitive Information

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Mark MFA transition responses as non-storable.

verify_mfa returns SessionInfo and can set a bearer cookie. disable_mfa rotates the bearer cookie. Neither response sets Cache-Control. Set Cache-Control: no-store on both handlers and add header assertions.

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In `@src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/router.py` around lines 433 - 441, Set
the Cache-Control header to no-store on both the verify_mfa and disable_mfa
handlers before returning their SessionInfo responses, including paths that set
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Inline comments:
In `@docs/database-roles.md`:
- Line 27: Update the MFA reset procedure in the operator note to ensure
non-superuser deployments can execute it: use a connection authenticated as
nc3_auth, or document provisioning a dedicated operator role with membership in
nc3_auth before using SET ROLE. Keep the existing transactional reset and
row-count verification steps unchanged.

In `@tests/test_auth_postgres.py`:
- Around line 351-360: Update _register_and_login and its test setup so
registration and login no longer perform real database or network I/O; move the
operations behind the relevant *_utils.py boundary and mock that boundary in
this test suite, preserving the helper’s email and user-ID return contract.

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In `@src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/router.py`:
- Around line 433-441: Set the Cache-Control header to no-store on both the
verify_mfa and disable_mfa handlers before returning their SessionInfo
responses, including paths that set or rotate the bearer cookie. Add or update
tests asserting this header for both handlers; apply the change at the
identified ranges in src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/router.py (433-441
and 519-519).

In `@src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/service.py`:
- Around line 509-524: Update repository.mfa_for and the MFA failure update flow
to serialize concurrent UserMfa modifications, using a transaction-scoped row
lock or an atomic database-side transition so failed_count and lockout_count
increments cannot be lost. Preserve the existing threshold, duration, reset, and
commit behavior after the serialized read.
- Around line 555-560: Make TOTP step consumption atomic in the MFA verification
flow around repository.mfa_for: lock the UserMfa row during retrieval or
atomically update it with a condition that last_used_step is null or lower than
step. Treat any conditional-update miss as InvalidMfaCodeError, while preserving
the existing failure recording and successful last_used_step update behavior.

In `@src/nc3_testing_platform/domains/auth/totp.py`:
- Around line 61-75: Make `_spend_code` atomically validate and consume the
matched TOTP step, using an MFA-row lock or conditional update within one
transaction instead of a separate read and assignment. Update every
`_spend_code` caller, including the `/mfa/verify` flow, to use this atomic
operation so concurrent requests cannot consume the same step.
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repository.mfa_for was an unlocked SELECT, and every code-consuming path
(confirm, verify, disable) read-checked-wrote last_used_step and the
failure counters against it. Two truly concurrent requests could both
read the pre-write state and both pass: replaying the same TOTP step
twice, or escaping the escalating lockout threshold by racing several
guesses in parallel instead of serially.

Add repository.mfa_for_update (SELECT ... FOR UPDATE) and route every
code-guessing caller through it: confirm_mfa directly, verify_mfa and
disable_mfa via a new _confirmed_mfa(..., for_update=True) parameter.
Read-only callers (enrollment's own-row check, recovery-code
regeneration's enrolled check, the session-view status read) keep the
plain unlocked read — they never touch the contested counters.

Verified live: a new postgres-marked test opens two real sessions,
proves the second's mfa_for_update blocks until the first's transaction
commits, and passes after 3ms rather than after the lock releases.
Existing unit tests updated to mock the now-locked read at each
guessing-surface call site.

Also: Cache-Control: no-store on /mfa/verify and /mfa/disable, whose
responses can set or rotate the session cookie but carried no cache
header (CWE-525); the MFA-reset operator note now covers the
non-superuser-owner case (SET ROLE nc3_auth requires prior role
membership; a superuser can always assume it, an owner cannot without
an explicit GRANT).

Regenerated api/openapi.json for the two new no-store response headers.

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Second review round — 4 new findings (the previous round's 15 are all resolved per my earlier comment). One fixed set, one pushback:

Fixed: the concurrent code-guessing race (totp.py:61-75, service.py:509-524, service.py:555-560 — all three point at the same underlying issue). repository.mfa_for was an unlocked read; every code-consuming path (confirm/verify/disable) read-checked-wrote last_used_step and the failure counters against it with no serialization, so two truly concurrent requests could both pass — replaying a TOTP step, or escaping the escalating lockout by racing guesses in parallel instead of serially. Added repository.mfa_for_update (SELECT ... FOR UPDATE) and routed every code-guessing caller through it. Verified live, not just by inspection: a new postgres-marked test opens two real sessions against the compose database and proves the second's lock acquisition blocks until the first's transaction commits.

Also fixed in the same pass: Cache-Control: no-store on /mfa/verify and /mfa/disable (both can set/rotate the session cookie but carried no cache header — CWE-525), with header assertions added to their existing router tests; and the MFA-reset operator note now covers the non-superuser-owner case (SET ROLE nc3_auth needs prior role membership — a superuser can always assume it, a plain owner needs an explicit GRANT first).

Pushed back on: tests/test_auth_postgres.py:351-360 (moving _register_and_login's registration/login behind a mocked *_utils.py boundary). This file is the dedicated live-Postgres integration suite — its own module docstring states the point is to "run the real thing end to end... against a database carrying the migrations," it's marked postgres and deselected by default specifically so it can hit a real database without mocking, distinct from the main unit suite where the mocked-boundary convention actually applies. Mocking registration/login here would defeat the file's purpose — the entire earlier response-before-commit race this PR fixed was only ever visible through real HTTP + real DB timing, exactly what this file exists to exercise. Leaving as-is.

Full suite re-verified after this round: 380 unit (2 more assertions for the no-store headers), 33 postgres-marked (1 new — the lock-contention test), 1 redis-marked, ruff/pyright clean, alembic round trip, OpenAPI regenerated and drift-checked.

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Every finding from this review is fixed and verified: SessionRevokedError race, enroll_mfa's missing commit, shared-exception traceback retention, the confirm/disable rate-limiter gap, the problem-type slug constants, the internal-tracker-ID leak into the OpenAPI contract, and the docs consistency issues (MFA-reset FORCE RLS procedure, contradictory auth-requirement bullet, duplicate §3.5 heading). Full suite re-verified (380 unit, 33 postgres-marked, 1 redis-marked, ruff/pyright clean, alembic round trip, OpenAPI regenerated). Superseded by the 15:22:39Z re-review, which is itself now fully addressed (see the next dismissal).

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