Optimize auth middleware paths and add benchmark coverage - #29
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docs/security-report-2026-03-29.md (2)
94-100: Reduce repetitive “Inspect/Add” lead-ins for readability.The checklist bullets are clear but repetitive; varying sentence starts will improve scanability (matches the LanguageTool warnings).
Also applies to: 399-405
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/security-report-2026-03-29.md` around lines 94 - 100, The checklist lines starting with repetitive verbs (e.g., "Inspect", "Verify") should be rewritten to vary sentence leads for readability; update the bullet list entries (the items about JWT separation, session rotation/logout/password-change, RBAC flows, password-reset/email-verification token lifecycle, public endpoints rate-limits/readiness/request parsing, and Docker/Kubernetes/Helm/CI defaults) to use mixed sentence starters (e.g., "Verify", "Check", "Ensure", "Review", "Harden") and short rephrases so each bullet reads distinctly and scans better while preserving the same technical scope and intent.
16-19: Add immutable verification provenance for the test evidence.Line 17 says tests passed on a date, but it should also include commit SHA and environment metadata (Go version/OS) to keep the claim auditable later.
Proposed doc tweak
-- Local verification: `GOCACHE=/tmp/uniauth-gocache go test ./...` passed on March 29, 2026. +- Local verification: `GOCACHE=/tmp/uniauth-gocache go test ./...` passed on March 29, 2026 + at commit `<sha>` using `go version <version>` on `<os>/<arch>`.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/security-report-2026-03-29.md` around lines 16 - 19, Update the test evidence line to include immutable provenance: append the commit SHA (e.g., output of git rev-parse --short HEAD), the exact Go toolchain version (go version output), and OS/architecture/runtime metadata (uname or runtime.GOOS/runtime.GOARCH) alongside the existing GOCACHE and date so the claim is auditable later; modify the line that currently reads the test invocation and date to include these fields and keep the command shown (GOCACHE=... go test ./...) plus a short hash and toolchain/runtime info.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@docs/security-report-2026-03-29.md`:
- Around line 1-3: The public "Executive Summary" report currently contains
exploit-ready attack paths and internals; remove the full detailed report from
the public docs and transfer the complete findings to a private security channel
or a GitHub Security Advisory, leaving only a redacted summary with tracking IDs
and remediation status in the public document (referenced by the "1. Executive
Summary" header); update the public file to state that full details are held
privately and ensure any future sensitive reports follow the private-advisory
workflow.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@docs/security-report-2026-03-29.md`:
- Around line 94-100: The checklist lines starting with repetitive verbs (e.g.,
"Inspect", "Verify") should be rewritten to vary sentence leads for readability;
update the bullet list entries (the items about JWT separation, session
rotation/logout/password-change, RBAC flows, password-reset/email-verification
token lifecycle, public endpoints rate-limits/readiness/request parsing, and
Docker/Kubernetes/Helm/CI defaults) to use mixed sentence starters (e.g.,
"Verify", "Check", "Ensure", "Review", "Harden") and short rephrases so each
bullet reads distinctly and scans better while preserving the same technical
scope and intent.
- Around line 16-19: Update the test evidence line to include immutable
provenance: append the commit SHA (e.g., output of git rev-parse --short HEAD),
the exact Go toolchain version (go version output), and OS/architecture/runtime
metadata (uname or runtime.GOOS/runtime.GOARCH) alongside the existing GOCACHE
and date so the claim is auditable later; modify the line that currently reads
the test invocation and date to include these fields and keep the command shown
(GOCACHE=... go test ./...) plus a short hash and toolchain/runtime info.
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| This review found several real security weaknesses in the current codebase, but no evidence-backed Critical issue in the checked-in snapshot. |
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Do not publish a full exploit-ready security report in a public docs path.
This document centralizes attack paths, affected internals, and exploit preconditions in one place. If this repository is public/shared, that materially lowers attacker effort before fixes are fully deployed. Keep the detailed report in a private security channel (or GitHub Security Advisory), and commit only a redacted summary plus tracking IDs.
Also applies to: 101-333
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@docs/security-report-2026-03-29.md` around lines 1 - 3, The public "Executive
Summary" report currently contains exploit-ready attack paths and internals;
remove the full detailed report from the public docs and transfer the complete
findings to a private security channel or a GitHub Security Advisory, leaving
only a redacted summary with tracking IDs and remediation status in the public
document (referenced by the "1. Executive Summary" header); update the public
file to state that full details are held privately and ensure any future
sensitive reports follow the private-advisory workflow.
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Summary
/api/v1, consolidating RBAC authorization into a single store query, and replacing fire-and-forget goroutines with bounded async dispatchers for audit logs, webhook delivery, and API keylast_used_atupdates.make bench-perftarget to capture router and middleware performance consistently.Type of change
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/api/v1so/healthand/readystay probe-friendly.AuthorizeUserlogic and tests for superuser and missing-user authorization behavior.bench-perfMake target..gitignore.Testing
Describe how you tested these changes:
go test ./...)docker compose upChecklist
fmt.Errorf("context: %w", err)patterninternal/api/router.gointernal/config/config.goSummary by CodeRabbit