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Implements transparent encryption/decryption of OAuth tokens via Prisma middleware with progressive migration strategy. Core Implementation: - Prisma middleware transparently encrypts tokens on write, decrypts on read - Auto-detects ciphertext format: aes:iv:authTag:encrypted, vault:v1:..., or plaintext - Uses existing CryptoService (AES-256-GCM) for encryption - Progressive encryption: tokens encrypted as they're accessed/refreshed - Zero-downtime migration (schema change only, no bulk data migration) Security Features: - Startup key validation prevents silent data loss if ENCRYPTION_KEY changes - Secure error logging (no stack traces that could leak sensitive data) - Graceful handling of corrupted encrypted data - Idempotent encryption prevents double-encryption - Future-proofed for OpenBao Transit encryption (Phase 2) Token Fields Encrypted: - accessToken (OAuth access tokens) - refreshToken (OAuth refresh tokens) - idToken (OpenID Connect ID tokens) Backward Compatibility: - Existing plaintext tokens readable (encryptionVersion = NULL) - Progressive encryption on next write - BetterAuth integration transparent (middleware layer) Test Coverage: - 20 comprehensive unit tests (89.06% coverage) - Encryption/decryption scenarios - Null/undefined handling - Corrupted data handling - Legacy plaintext compatibility - Future vault format support - All CRUD operations (create, update, updateMany, upsert) Files Created: - apps/api/src/prisma/account-encryption.middleware.ts - apps/api/src/prisma/account-encryption.middleware.spec.ts - apps/api/prisma/migrations/20260207_encrypt_account_tokens/migration.sql Files Modified: - apps/api/src/prisma/prisma.service.ts (register middleware) - apps/api/src/prisma/prisma.module.ts (add CryptoService) - apps/api/src/federation/crypto.service.ts (add key validation) - apps/api/prisma/schema.prisma (add encryptionVersion) - .env.example (document ENCRYPTION_KEY) Fixes #352 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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1.8 KiB
SQL
38 lines
1.8 KiB
SQL
-- Encrypt existing plaintext Account tokens
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-- This migration adds an encryption_version column and marks existing records for encryption
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-- The actual encryption happens via Prisma middleware on first read/write
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-- Add encryption_version column to track encryption state
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-- NULL = not encrypted (legacy plaintext)
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-- 'aes' = AES-256-GCM encrypted
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-- 'vault' = OpenBao Transit encrypted (Phase 2)
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ALTER TABLE accounts ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS encryption_version VARCHAR(20);
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-- Create index for efficient queries filtering by encryption status
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-- This index is also declared in Prisma schema (@@index([encryptionVersion]))
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-- Using CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS for idempotency
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CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS "accounts_encryption_version_idx" ON accounts(encryption_version);
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-- Verify index was created successfully by running:
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-- SELECT indexname, indexdef FROM pg_indexes WHERE tablename = 'accounts' AND indexname = 'accounts_encryption_version_idx';
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-- Update statistics for query planner
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ANALYZE accounts;
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-- Migration Note:
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-- This migration does NOT encrypt data in-place to avoid downtime and data corruption risks.
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-- Instead, the Prisma middleware (account-encryption.middleware.ts) handles encryption:
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--
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-- 1. On READ: Detects format (plaintext vs encrypted) and decrypts if needed
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-- 2. On WRITE: Encrypts tokens and sets encryption_version = 'aes'
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-- 3. Backward compatible: Plaintext tokens (encryption_version = NULL) are passed through unchanged
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--
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-- To actively encrypt existing tokens, run the companion script:
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-- node scripts/encrypt-account-tokens.js
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--
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-- This approach ensures:
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-- - Zero downtime migration
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-- - No risk of corrupting tokens during bulk encryption
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-- - Progressive encryption as tokens are accessed/refreshed
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-- - Easy rollback (middleware is idempotent)
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