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fix(redact): mask string arrays under secret keys, plural keys, and null prototypes - #532
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WalkthroughSecret-key matching now covers additional plural and compound forms. ChangesSecret-value redaction
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Check name Status Explanation Linked Issues check Issue [ #531] requires redaction of secret string arrays, plural and compound secret keys, null-prototype objects, and unit tests.src/lib/redact.tsaddsredactSecretValue, which masks strings in a…Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within issue [ #531]. The added key variants, recursive helper, null-prototype handling, and unit tests directly support credential redaction. No unrelated product behavior or unrelate…Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly summarizes the main changes: redaction of string arrays under secret keys, support for plural keys, and support for null-prototype objects. Full details: Linked Issues check
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#531] requires redaction of secret string arrays, plural and compound secret keys, null-prototype objects, and unit tests.src/lib/redact.tsaddsredactSecretValue, which masks strings in arrays and recursively processes plain objects. It adds the required key forms, including normalizedset-cookiesandapi_keys.isPlainObjectacceptsObject.prototypeandnullprototypes.src/lib/redact.spec.tstests these cases, including non-secret sibling preservation and input immutability.
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- Line 58: Update the shared secret-key matcher in isSecretKey to exclude all
documented presence-field names—hasCookies, hasPasswords, hasSecrets,
hasApiKeys, and hasCredentials—before applying suffix matching. Preserve the
existing standalone plural secret-key and exact compound-token matching
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Exclude all documented presence fields from secret-key matching.
The suffix check also matches hasPasswords, hasSecrets, and hasApiKeys, so their string values become [REDACTED]. Excluding only hasCookies and hasCredentials would leave the same documented substring-redaction defect.
Add all known presence-field names to the shared matcher exception. This preserves standalone plural secret keys and exact compound token names such as accessTokens.
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function normalizeKey(key: string): string {
return key.replace(/[^a-z0-9]/gi, '').toLowerCase();
}
+const NON_SECRET_KEY_NAMES = new Set([
+ 'hascookies',
+ 'haspasswords',
+ 'hassecrets',
+ 'hasapikeys',
+ 'hascredentials',
+]);
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function isSecretKey(key: string): boolean {
const normalized = normalizeKey(key);
+ if (NON_SECRET_KEY_NAMES.has(normalized)) return false;
if (SECRET_TOKEN_KEYS.has(normalized)) return true;
return SECRET_KEY_SUFFIXES.some(suffix => normalized.endsWith(suffix));
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Review comment at @src/lib/redact.ts at line 58:
Update the shared secret-key matcher in isSecretKey to exclude all documented
presence-field names—hasCookies, hasPasswords, hasSecrets, hasApiKeys, and
hasCredentials—before applying suffix matching. Preserve the existing standalone
plural secret-key and exact compound-token matching behavior.
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Thanks @Blackwrld04. Closing along with #531, which we're not taking. |
What does this PR do?
Fixes secret credential leakage in
redactDeep(used for API error details and--debugtraces):typeof v === 'string'only checked single strings. When a secret key contained an array of strings (e.g.{ cookies: ["..."], tokens: ["..."] }),typeof vwas'object', soredactDeeptraversed into array elements where the secret key context was lost, leaking all secret strings in plaintext. NowredactSecretValuemasks string arrays under secret keys while preserving recursion into plain objects (e.g. objects with non-secret sibling fields likeusername).SECRET_KEY_SUFFIXESandSECRET_TOKEN_KEYSwith standard plural forms (cookies,set-cookies,secrets,passwords,apikeys,api_keys,tokens,authtokens,accesstokens,refreshtokens).value.constructor === ObjectwithisPlainObject(value)checkingObject.getPrototypeOf(value) === Object.prototype || proto === null, ensuring objects created viaObject.create(null)are properly redacted.Related issue
Closes #531
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mainbranch.feat(...),fix(...),docs(...), …).npm run lintandnpm run format:checkpass.npm run typecheckpasses.npm testpasses and coverage stays at or above the 80% gate.README.md/DOCUMENTATION.mdwhere relevant.Notes for reviewers
All 19 test assertions in
src/lib/redact.spec.tspass, all codebase checks (typecheck,lint,format:check,check-ticket-refs.mjs) pass cleanly, and total test coverage remains comfortably above the 80% threshold.Summary by CodeRabbit