Strip out more inline javascript code. Encrypt backup codes and treat the backup codes attribute as a json array

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Dan Milne
2025-11-04 18:46:11 +11:00
parent bf104a9983
commit fb14ce032f
14 changed files with 336 additions and 248 deletions

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@@ -66,19 +66,53 @@ class User < ApplicationRecord
def verify_backup_code(code)
return false unless backup_codes.present?
codes = JSON.parse(backup_codes)
if codes.include?(code)
codes.delete(code)
update(backup_codes: codes.to_json)
# Rate limiting: prevent brute force attacks on backup codes
if rate_limit_backup_code_verification?
Rails.logger.warn "Rate limit exceeded for backup code verification - User ID: #{id}"
return false
end
# backup_codes is now an Array (JSON column), no need to parse
# Find the matching hash by comparing with BCrypt
matching_hash = backup_codes.find do |hashed_code|
BCrypt::Password.new(hashed_code) == code
end
if matching_hash
# Remove the used hash from the array (single-use property)
backup_codes.delete(matching_hash)
save! # Save the updated array
# Log successful backup code usage for security monitoring
Rails.logger.info "Backup code used successfully - User ID: #{id}, IP: #{Current.session&.client_ip}"
true
else
# Increment failed attempt counter and log for security monitoring
increment_backup_code_failed_attempts
Rails.logger.warn "Failed backup code attempt - User ID: #{id}, IP: #{Current.session&.client_ip}"
false
end
end
def parsed_backup_codes
return [] unless backup_codes.present?
JSON.parse(backup_codes)
# Rate limiting for backup code verification to prevent brute force attacks
def rate_limit_backup_code_verification?
# Use Rails.cache to track failed attempts
cache_key = "backup_code_failed_attempts_#{id}"
attempts = Rails.cache.read(cache_key) || 0
if attempts >= 5 # Allow max 5 failed attempts per hour
true
else
# Don't increment here - increment only on failed attempts
false
end
end
# Increment failed attempt counter
def increment_backup_code_failed_attempts
cache_key = "backup_code_failed_attempts_#{id}"
attempts = Rails.cache.read(cache_key) || 0
Rails.cache.write(cache_key, attempts + 1, expires_in: 1.hour)
end
# WebAuthn methods
@@ -152,6 +186,16 @@ class User < ApplicationRecord
private
def generate_backup_codes
Array.new(10) { SecureRandom.alphanumeric(8).upcase }.to_json
# Generate plain codes for user to see/save
plain_codes = Array.new(10) { SecureRandom.alphanumeric(8).upcase }
# Store BCrypt hashes of the codes
hashed_codes = plain_codes.map { |code| BCrypt::Password.create(code) }
# Return plain codes for display (will be shown to user once)
# Store only hashes in the database (as Array for JSON column)
self.backup_codes = hashed_codes
plain_codes
end
end