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package(policyJSON:) embeds the caller's policy (base64) and computes the binding via the OpenTDF SDK (TDFCrypto.policyBinding) over the base64-policy string — the spec form Base64(HMAC) the platform KAS verifies (rewrap.go VerifyBinding; opentdf/platform#3597). This also corrects the placeholder (nil-policy) path, which previously HMAC'd the RAW policy bytes — rejected by the KAS regardless of digest encoding. Default nil preserves the placeholder policy shape. Unblocks arkavo-org/Creator#4 HLS tier gating. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@sdk/tdf_test.go`:
- Around line 663-679: Extend the policy-binding assertions in the test around
r.Manifest().KeyAccessObjs to normalize decodedPB by hex-decoding it when
config.useHex is true, then compare the normalized bytes with
ocrypto.CalculateSHA256Hmac(payloadKey, []byte(r.Manifest().Policy)). Preserve
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| // check that the policy binding matches the same hex/raw scheme as the | ||
| // other signatures. Spec >= 4.3.0 emits Base64(HMAC); pre-4.3.0 emits | ||
| // Base64(hex(HMAC)). | ||
| s.Require().NotEmpty(r.Manifest().KeyAccessObjs) | ||
| pb, ok := r.Manifest().KeyAccessObjs[0].PolicyBinding.(map[string]any) | ||
| s.Require().True(ok, "expected PolicyBinding to deserialize as map") | ||
| pbHash, ok := pb["hash"].(string) | ||
| s.Require().True(ok, "expected PolicyBinding.hash to be a string") | ||
| decodedPB, err := ocrypto.Base64Decode([]byte(pbHash)) | ||
| s.Require().NoError(err) | ||
| if config.useHex { | ||
| s.Len(decodedPB, hex.EncodedLen(sha256.Size), "legacy policy binding should be hex-encoded HMAC") | ||
| _, err = hex.DecodeString(string(decodedPB)) | ||
| s.Require().NoError(err) | ||
| } else { | ||
| s.Len(decodedPB, sha256.Size, "spec-compliant policy binding should be raw HMAC bytes") | ||
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key = bytes(range(32))
policy = b'example-policy'
raw = hmac.new(key, policy, hashlib.sha256).digest()
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Compare the normalized policy binding with the expected HMAC.
The fake KAS does not validate policy bindings. After Base64 decoding, hex-decode the legacy value when config.useHex is true, then compare it with ocrypto.CalculateSHA256Hmac(payloadKey, []byte(r.Manifest().Policy)).
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In `@sdk/tdf_test.go` around lines 663 - 679, Extend the policy-binding assertions
in the test around r.Manifest().KeyAccessObjs to normalize decodedPB by
hex-decoding it when config.useHex is true, then compare the normalized bytes
with ocrypto.CalculateSHA256Hmac(payloadKey, []byte(r.Manifest().Policy)).
Preserve the existing length and decoding validations for both legacy and
spec-compliant formats.
Source: Coding guidelines
The reader decided whether integrity digests were hex or raw by testing
whether the manifest carried a spec version:
isLegacyTDF := r.manifest.TDFVersion == ""
That only ever worked because our own writer sets useHex and
excludeVersionFromManifest from one boolean, making "field present" mean "raw
digests" for files we produced. Nothing authenticates the field, and writers
that decoupled the two -- including every writer that emitted the off-spec
tdf_spec_version name -- break the correspondence.
The consequence was that the spelling and value of an unauthenticated metadata
field decided whether a well-formed container could be read at all. Reading
tdf_spec_version, added earlier on this branch, made it worse: a hex-digest
container carrying that field would be verified as raw and rejected.
Replace the flag with digestMatchesRecorded, which compares a recomputed raw
digest against the manifest value in both spellings. This is the approach
opentdf#3597 took for the policy binding, where the two encodings are distinguished
by length "so no version signal is needed". Accepting both weakens nothing:
hex is an invertible encoding of the same HMAC, so forging either form still
requires the payload key.
The assertion path cannot use length, since the hash is concatenated into a
larger buffer before signing and leaves no distinguishable trace. It builds
both candidates and accepts either, sound on the same grounds.
The writer is unchanged and still honors WithTargetMode; the bool those
helpers take is renamed useHex to say what it actually selects.
Test_SpecVersionDoesNotAffectVerification covers raw and hex containers
against every spelling of the field, its absence, and a value that
contradicts the digests. Four of its cases fail without this change.
Closes opentdf#4059
Jira: https://virtru.atlassian.net/browse/VIS-199
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Paul Flynn <pflynn-virtru@users.noreply.github.com>
The reader decided whether integrity digests were hex or raw by testing
whether the manifest carried a spec version:
isLegacyTDF := r.manifest.TDFVersion == ""
That only ever worked because our own writer sets useHex and
excludeVersionFromManifest from one boolean, making "field present" mean "raw
digests" for files we produced. Nothing authenticates the field, and writers
that decoupled the two -- including every writer that emitted the off-spec
tdf_spec_version name -- break the correspondence.
The consequence was that the spelling and value of an unauthenticated metadata
field decided whether a well-formed container could be read at all. Reading
tdf_spec_version, added earlier on this branch, made it worse: a hex-digest
container carrying that field would be verified as raw and rejected.
Replace the flag with digestMatchesRecorded, which compares a recomputed raw
digest against the manifest value in both spellings. This is the approach
taken in opentdf#3597 for the policy binding, where the two encodings are
distinguished by length so no version signal is needed. Accepting both
weakens nothing: hex is an invertible encoding of the same HMAC, so forging
either form still requires the payload key.
The assertion path cannot use length, since the hash is concatenated into a
larger buffer before signing and leaves no distinguishable trace. It builds
both candidates and accepts either, sound on the same grounds.
This also fixes a latent bug on the canonical path: schemaVersion "4.2.0" was
treated as non-legacy despite being below the hex threshold.
The writer is unchanged and still honors WithTargetMode; the bool those
helpers take is renamed useHex to say what it actually selects.
Test_SpecVersionDoesNotAffectVerification covers raw and hex containers
against every spelling of the field, its absence, and a value that
contradicts the digests. Four of its cases fail without this change.
Closes opentdf#4059
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Paul Flynn <pflynn-virtru@users.noreply.github.com>
The chunked segment writer landed on main after this branch was cut and calls the same createPolicyBinding helper, so it inherited the same always-hex binding. Thread its useHex through so the binding matches the target mode the rest of its signatures already honor. Teach the chunked fake KAS to dual-accept both encodings the way the real KAS does, and pin the binding encoding in both target-mode tests. Also verify the binding value, not just its shape, in Test_SimpleTDF. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Paul Flynn <pflynn-virtru@users.noreply.github.com>
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88 × "failure to verify policy binding" in the KAS logs. Every test that encrypts with this branch's SDK fails against an older KAS, regardless of the decrypting SDK. (The negative tests — test_tdf_with_altered_policy_binding, test_tdf_with_unbound_policy — pass, because they expect a rejection anyway.)
Why — the rollout note in the description is not accurate
The description says:
Platform KAS dual-accept has been in place since May 2025 (#2095).
Dual-accept was attempted, but the raw branch has never actually worked. From the released service/v0.9.0 (service/kas/access/rewrap.go:597):
policyBinding := make([]byte, base64.StdEncoding.DecodedLen(len(policyBindingB64Encoded)))
n, err := base64.StdEncoding.Decode(policyBinding, []byte(policyBindingB64Encoded))
// ...
if n == 64 { // hex path: policyBinding is REPLACED with a correctly-sized slice
dehexed := make([]byte, hex.DecodedLen(n))
_, err = hex.Decode(dehexed, policyBinding[:n])
if err == nil { policyBinding = dehexed }
}
// raw path (n == 32): policyBinding is NEVER trimmed to n
dek.VerifyBinding(ctx, []byte(req.GetPolicy().GetBody()), policyBinding)For a raw binding the base64 is 44 chars, so DecodedLen(44) allocates 33 bytes while n is 32. The hex branch replaces the slice with a right-sized one; the raw branch passes the untrimmed 33-byte buffer straight through. AESProtectedKey.VerifyBinding does hmac.Equal(actualHMAC /*32*/, policyBinding /*33*/), which is length-sensitive and therefore always false.
This is precisely the "latent bug ... untrimmed buffer" this PR already claims to fix — but the consequence is bigger than the description implies: no released KAS can accept a raw binding. The fix has to be deployed on the KAS side before any SDK in the fleet starts emitting raw bindings. pull-3597 × go@pull-3597 passes only because that platform carries this PR's own fix.
What this means for merging
The KAS half of this PR (decodePolicyBinding) is strictly a fix and safe to land on its own. The SDK half flips the default writer encoding, and that is a breaking change against every currently-deployed KAS — so it is a rollout-sequencing decision, not a code-review one.
I've left the change intact rather than making that call in a rebase. Worth deciding between:
- Split — land the KAS dual-accept fix now, flip the SDK default in a follow-up once a fixed KAS is broadly deployed. Makes xtest green immediately.
- Hold — keep the PR as-is and block merge until fixed-KAS deployment is confirmed, treating the two red cells as an intentional signal.
Same caveat applies to the Java and JS writers when they're fixed, and the same untrimmed-buffer bug should be checked for in any third-party KAS.
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On the title: "keep legacy compat" and the missing breaking-change markerFollow-up to my rebase comment above — this is about how the change is labelled rather than what it does. The title claims the wrong thingCurrent title: (I changed the scope from "Keep legacy compat" is not false. Both things it implies are genuinely delivered:
The problem is that there are three compatibility directions here, and the title advertises the two that hold while staying silent on the one that doesn't:
The broken direction is the default path — what every caller gets without opting into anything. And it's the one a reader is least likely to infer from "legacy compat," since that phrase idiomatically means "old things still work," not "new output still lands on old servers." So the title doesn't misdescribe the code. It offers an unwarranted reassurance about what's safe to do with it. The
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sdk/tdf.goon the existingtdfConfig.useHexflag. Default (spec >= 4.3.0) emitsBase64(HMAC)per spec;WithTargetMode("<4.3.0")keeps legacyBase64(hex(HMAC))for byte-identical compatibilitydecodePolicyBindinghelper inservice/kas/access/rewrap.go. Length-detects the encoding (32 bytes raw vs 64 bytes hex after base64 decode) so KAS dual-accepts both formats — no manifest version trust neededdek.VerifyBindingsdk/chunked_writer.go), which landed after this branch was cut and shares thecreatePolicyBindinghelper — it otherwise inherits the same always-hex bugChecklist
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go test ./sdk/... ./service/kas/... -race— round-trip tests cover both encodings;TestDecodePolicyBindingcovers raw/hex/invalid base64;TestCreatePolicyBindingpins a known-answer vector for each target modeTestChunkedLegacyTargetMode/TestChunkedCurrentTargetModepin the binding encoding alongside the root/segment signatures they already checkTest_SimpleTDFverifies the binding value (HMAC(payload key, base64 policy)), not just its shapegolangci-lint run sdk/... service/...— no new issuesManual interop check (recommended before rollout):
WithTargetMode("4.2.2")(legacy hex binding) and rewrap against this branch's KAS — should succeedRollout Notes
base64.DecodedLen(44)) toVerifyBinding, which compares it length-sensitively against a 32-byte HMAC — so it always fails. Verified in releasedservice/v0.9.0and reproduced by xtest (v0.9.0/mainplatform ×go@pull-3597encrypt). A KAS carrying this PR's fix must be deployed before any SDK in the fleet defaults to raw; until then pin writers toWithTargetMode("<4.3.0"). See the rebase comment below for the full analysis and the merge-sequencing optionssdk/experimental/tdf/key_access.gohas its own unconditional-hexcreatePolicyBinding; that package has no target-mode concept yet, so it is left alone hereBase64(hex(HMAC))as deprecated-but-MUST-accept so third-party KAS implementations don't break on archival TDFsNote on this update
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main(was 226 commits behind, conflicting). The conflict was with thecreatePolicyBindinghelper extracted on main;useHexis now a parameter to it. The chunked writer work above is new in this rebase.