Security: cross-tenant authz binding + ES256 pinning in JWT verify - #1
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Summary
Two security fixes to the JWT path:
/validatebinds to the token'sprojectId+ scope, and the JWT issuer is enforced, so a token minted for one project can't be validated against another.Verifynow passesjwt.WithValidMethods(["ES256"]). A bare*SigningMethodECDSAtype check still accepted ES384/ES512; this closes the remaining algorithm ambiguity.Testing
go test ./internal/auth/green, including a new regression test that asserts both an HS256-signed token (alg confusion, signed with a symmetric secret) and an alg:none token are rejected by the ES256-pinned verifier.Context
Part of the Security Hardening epic (EXC-319). The matching verifier hardening on the data plane — ES256 pin + issuer binding in
JwtService— is in excalibase-graphql PR #62. Provisioning's function verifier was already compliant (ES256 + iss + projectId↔path binding), so it needed no change.https://claude.ai/code/session_01NEQh5YtRT9gfduicJiGJvu