feat(key-wallet): reserve receive addresses on hand-out#818
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Adds a reservation lifecycle to addresses so a receive address handed out to a caller is not re-issued before it is funded or explicitly released. This closes the hand-out race where two sequential requests returned the same address.
- Model address lifecycle as an `AddressState` enum (`Available`, `Reserved { at }`, `Used { at }`) on `AddressInfo`, replacing the separate `used`/`used_at` fields. The states are mutually exclusive by construction, so the invariant "a used address is never reserved" holds structurally instead of being maintained by hand.
- Add `next_unused_and_reserve`, `release_reservation`, and `sweep_expired_reservations` (TTL backstop) on `AddressPool`; reserved addresses are excluded from hand-out, count against the gap limit, and are never pruned or aged out when clockless.
- Wire `next_receive_address_and_reserve`, `release_receive_reservation`, and `sweep_expired_receive_reservations` through `ManagedCoreFundsAccount`, bumping the monitor revision on change.
- Add `reserved_count` to `PoolStats`.
- Cover reserve/release/sweep, serde and bincode round-trips, gap-limit and prune interaction, and end-to-end promotion on funding.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughIntroduces ChangesAddress Reservation Lifecycle
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant ManagedCoreFundsAccount
participant AddressPool
participant AddressInfo
Caller->>ManagedCoreFundsAccount: next_receive_address_and_reserve(xpub, now)
ManagedCoreFundsAccount->>AddressPool: next_unused_and_reserve(key_source, now)
AddressPool->>AddressInfo: find Available entry or derive new
AddressInfo-->>AddressPool: state = Reserved { at: now }
AddressPool-->>ManagedCoreFundsAccount: Address
ManagedCoreFundsAccount-->>Caller: Ok(Address) + bump monitor_revision
Caller->>ManagedCoreFundsAccount: release_receive_reservation(&address)
ManagedCoreFundsAccount->>AddressPool: release_reservation(index)
AddressPool->>AddressInfo: if Reserved → state = Available
AddressPool-->>ManagedCoreFundsAccount: bool (was_reserved)
ManagedCoreFundsAccount-->>Caller: bool + bump monitor_revision if true
Caller->>ManagedCoreFundsAccount: sweep_expired_receive_reservations(now, ttl)
ManagedCoreFundsAccount->>AddressPool: sweep_expired_reservations(now, ttl)
AddressPool->>AddressInfo: Reserved { at } where (now - at) > ttl → Available
AddressPool-->>ManagedCoreFundsAccount: usize (reclaimed)
ManagedCoreFundsAccount-->>Caller: usize + bump monitor_revision if > 0
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In `@key-wallet/src/managed_account/address_pool.rs`:
- Around line 1053-1058: The needs_more_addresses() method now evaluates
available addresses using the is_available() predicate to determine if more
addresses are needed, but the maintain_gap_limit() function only checks against
highest_used when deciding whether to generate new addresses. This creates a
mismatch where needs_more_addresses() can return true for reserved-but-unused
pools while maintain_gap_limit() generates no new addresses. Update the
maintain_gap_limit() function to use the same availability predicate that counts
is_available() addresses when deciding whether to replenish the pool, ensuring
both methods use consistent logic for determining when the gap limit has been
breached.
- Around line 676-679: Replace the expect() call on the get_mut(&next_index)
operation with proper error handling using ok_or() to convert the Option into a
Result, then propagate this error through the return type of the containing
function instead of panicking. This ensures that missing pool entries result in
a returned error rather than a process crash, which is appropriate for library
code.
- Around line 250-251: The state field on AddressState lacks backward
compatibility support for deserialization of existing wallet payloads. Since the
legacy used and used_at fields have been removed, older serialized wallets will
fail to deserialize. Add the #[serde(default)] attribute to the state field
declaration to allow missing values during deserialization, or implement a
custom Deserialize handler or deserialize_with function that maps the old used
and used_at fields to the appropriate AddressState enum variant. Verify the fix
works by adding a test that attempts to deserialize a wallet payload with the
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…nvariant miss `next_unused_and_reserve` and `maintain_gap_limit` guarded the "entry must exist after `generate_address_at_index(add_to_state=true)`" invariant with `expect()` and `panic!()`. This crate's error-handling philosophy is to never panic in library code, so both sites now propagate a new `Error::InvalidState` variant through their existing `Result` return type. The FFI maps it to `FFIErrorCode::InvalidState`. Addresses CodeRabbit review comment on PR #818 #818 (comment)
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| /// Funds have been seen at this address. `at` is when it was first used. | ||
| Used { | ||
| /// First-used timestamp. | ||
| at: u64, |
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I don't remember any usage for the used_at field, why do we need it??
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| /// declines to judge staleness and reclaims nothing. A `ttl` of 0 means no | ||
| /// expiry window, so nothing is reclaimed either. A reservation stamped with | ||
| /// `at == 0` (its caller had no clock) is likewise never aged out. | ||
| pub fn sweep_expired_reservations(&mut self, now: u64, ttl: u64) -> usize { |
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start it by default so that the developer doesn't need to care about that, with opt out option.
| /// reclaimed only by [`AddressPool::release_reservation`] and | ||
| /// [`AddressPool::sweep_expired_reservations`], so callers are assumed | ||
| /// trusted. Gate or cap this before exposing it to untrusted input. | ||
| pub fn next_unused_and_reserve(&mut self, key_source: &KeySource, now: u64) -> Result<Address> { |
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this is "good enough", but the idea was to return a "guard" with release-on-drop.
| /// | ||
| /// Derivation of fresh addresses on this path is unbounded, so callers are | ||
| /// assumed trusted. See [`address_pool::AddressPool::next_unused_and_reserve`]. | ||
| pub fn next_receive_address_and_reserve( |
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this is "good enough", but the idea was to return a "guard" with release-on-drop.
| /// no clock. Returns the number of reservations reclaimed and bumps the | ||
| /// monitor revision when that is non-zero. See | ||
| /// [`address_pool::AddressPool::sweep_expired_reservations`]. | ||
| pub fn sweep_expired_receive_reservations(&mut self, now: u64, ttl: u64) -> usize { |
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I would start a worker or create event handler to automatically run this method, with optional opt-out.
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…01 hardening (#867) * docs(secret-seam): Phase-1 design artifacts (UX disclosure + test case spec) UX disclosure spec by Diziet; 30-case TDD test spec by Marvin. Design reference for the secret-storage raw-SecretBytes seam re-architecture. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * feat(wallet-backend): add raw-SecretBytes secret seam + typed errors (T2,T4) Crikey, here's the one socket every wallet secret will squeeze through. T2 — new wallet_backend/secret_seam.rs: SecretSeam over raw SecretBytes with put_secret/get_secret/delete_secret, a no-encryption pass-through to the upstream vault TODAY. Every put/get body carries the greppable `TODO(per-secret-encryption):` tag so wiring real per-secret encryption later is a localized change. Prompt-free — the passphrase requirement lives only in the retained legacy readers, never here. No-serialization guard mechanism: compile_fail doctests (no new deps — static_assertions/trybuild stay out of Cargo.toml). One asserts a newtype cannot derive Serialize over a SecretBytes; one asserts serde_json::to_string on a SecretBytes is rejected. If upstream ever adds Serialize to SecretBytes these start compiling and the canary fires (TS-INV-01). TS-INV-02 round-trips a SecretBytes through the real signatures (compiler is the assertion). T4 — TaskError variants (no String fields, typed #[source]): SecretSeam, SecretSeamMissing (loud funds-safety miss), IdentityKeyVault, IdentityKeyMissing. Promote the private assert_no_leak (hex + decimal-array) into a shared wallet_backend/leak_test_support.rs so the seam/sidecar/QI/Debug leak cases reuse one impl instead of copy-pasting. TS-NOLEAK-01: the on-disk vault file holds no raw secret in either form. Tests: 6 seam unit + 2 compile-fail doctests, all green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * fix(model): redacting Debug for ClosedSingleKey (T9, 6a2818cd) ClosedSingleKey derived Debug and its encrypted_private_key holds the raw 32 key bytes in the no-password / pre-migration shape — a derived Debug dumped them as a decimal byte array straight into logs. Hand-write a redacting Debug mirroring ClosedKeyItem / SingleKeyEntry: key_hash + lengths, never the bytes. Parents SingleKeyData / SingleKeyWallet are safe by delegation. TS-DBG-01 asserts via the shared assert_no_leak_bytes (hex AND decimal-array — the decimal form is the one the pre-fix Debug leaked) at all three levels. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * feat(model): PrivateKeyData::InVault placeholder + migration probes (T1) Identity private keys get a non-resident home. New PrivateKeyData::InVault appended at bincode index 4 — discriminants 0-3 (AlwaysClear/Clear/Encrypted/ AtWalletDerivationPath) are untouched, so blobs written before it still decode (TS-RESID-02 round-trips all four pre-existing variants + InVault). Redacting Debug/Display arms (carries no bytes — trivially clean). KeyStorage probes: - is_in_vault / public_key_for — a vault placeholder reports true yet still surfaces its public key for display + signing-key selection. - take_plaintext_for_vault — rewrites every Clear/AlwaysClear to InVault and returns the raw bytes (Zeroizing) the migration must store in the vault FIRST (vault-before-blob order). Wallet-derived + encrypted keys untouched — they were never plaintext-at-rest. get/get_resolve_local gain an InVault arm (resolve through the vault, not locally). key_info_screen gains degraded InVault arms (securely-stored notice; full JIT view/sign via dedicated identity-key WalletTasks is the T8 follow-up). Promote the private assert_no_leak + distinctive_secret to the shared leak_test_support helper (no fork). TS-RESID-01 / TS-NOLEAK-03: post-migration KeyStorage has only InVault, and the re-encoded blob leaks neither secret in hex nor decimal-array form. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * feat(model,wallet-backend): WalletMeta+ImportedKey sidecar fields, schema-gated (T5) Non-secret metadata moves out of the per-wallet seed envelope into the sidecar. WalletMeta gains uses_password + password_hint. Because WalletMeta is positional bincode behind the DetKv envelope, #[serde(default)] alone is NOT forward-compatible (R-SCHEMA) — so a real version gate: WALLET_META_VERSION (v2) framed as [version | bincode] at the WalletMetaView boundary, plus a retained decode-only WalletMetaV1. decode_versioned detects v2 / v1-framed / bare-legacy and migrates a v1 blob into v2 (defaults uses_password=false), never positionally misparsing it. The global DetKv SCHEMA_VERSION is deliberately untouched (it governs every payload, not just WalletMeta). TS-META-01 covers all three shapes. ImportedKey gains public_key_bytes (the compressed SEC1 PUBLIC key) so the locked-render cold-boot path can rebuild a protected key's display wallet without the secret — moved out of the SingleKeyEntry vault blob ahead of the raw-seam migration. NON-secret; #[serde(default)] for old entries. write_wallet_meta now carries uses_password/password_hint from the open Wallet; the legacy-table drain (finish_unwire) defaults them (the authoritative flag is read from the envelope at the migrating unlock). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * chore(wallet-backend): satisfy fmt + clippy for the secret-seam batch - leak_test_support: drop redundant inner #![cfg(test)] (mod.rs already gates it). - encrypted_key_storage: factor take_plaintext_for_vault's return into the VaultBoundKey type alias (clippy::type_complexity). - wallet_hydration bench: carry the new WalletMeta password fields. - nightly-fmt whitespace. Gate: cargo +nightly fmt --all clean; cargo clippy --all-features --all-targets -D warnings clean; cargo test --all-features --workspace = 944 lib + 146 + 10 + 3 + 2 pass, 0 fail; 2 compile_fail doctests pass; det-cli standalone smoke (network-info / tools / core-wallets-list) all green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * feat(wallet-backend): SecretScope::IdentityKey + seam-first SecretAccess (T3) The chokepoint learns identity keys and goes seam-first for everyone. - SecretScope::IdentityKey { identity_id:[u8;32], target, key_id } (DET-opaque; KeyID is just u32, PrivateKeyTarget is a DET model enum). identity_key_label() builds identity_key_priv.<m|v|o>.<key_id> — a stable one-char target tag keeps the label inside the upstream allowlist. - SecretPlaintext::IdentityKey + expose_identity_key; Plaintext::IdentityKey. Borrowed-only, zeroizing, never resident — same hygiene as the other kinds. - decrypt_jit is now SEAM-FIRST for all three classes: the raw label wins; the retained legacy reader (decrypt_hd_seed / SingleKeyEntry::decrypt) is the migration fallback for HD seeds and single keys. IdentityKey reads raw via the seam → loud IdentityKeyMissing if absent (never silent). - scope_has_passphrase: a migrated raw secret reports false (the password no longer gates it); only a not-yet-migrated legacy entry can still be protected; IdentityKey is always false → prompt-free fast-path → headless/MCP signing works. - DetSigner treats an IdentityKey plaintext as a raw single key (same secp256k1 shape, no derivation tree). Tests: TS-FAST-01 (identity key resolves prompt-free, ask_count 0, can_resolve_without_prompt true), IdentityKeyMissing is loud, TS-LEGACY-01 (legacy envelope served when raw absent), raw-wins-over-legacy precedence. The pre-existing protected-HD/single-key tests now exercise the legacy fallback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * feat(wallet-backend): identity_key_store + seed/single-key seam-raw writes (T6) Secrets start landing raw. No DET envelope for the new write paths. - New wallet_backend/identity_key_store.rs: IdentityKeyView with store/get/delete + store_all/delete_all over raw 32 bytes via SecretSeam (scope = identity_id, label identity_key_priv.<m|v|o>.<key_id>). NO StoredIdentityKey envelope — the InVault marker in the QI blob is the only on-disk trace. store_all is the migration's vault-first writer (call before the blob rewrite); delete_all backs purge_identity_scope. - WalletSeedView gains set_raw/get_raw/delete_raw (raw 64-byte seed under seed.raw.v1 via the seam) + legacy_envelope_get (retained decode-only reader). - write_seed_envelope now branches: a no-password wallet writes the RAW seed (encrypted_seed_slice() is verbatim the seed); a password wallet keeps the legacy AES-GCM envelope at creation and migrates lazily at unlock (T7). - import_wif_with_passphrase: unprotected import writes RAW 32 bytes under the existing single_key_priv.<addr> label (no SingleKeyEntry framing); protected import keeps the legacy SingleKeyEntry (lazy-migrates at unlock). The locked-render pubkey rides in the ImportedKey sidecar (the T5 field). SingleKeyEntry::decode treats a bare 32-byte blob as unprotected, so a raw-written key still rebuilds + opens at cold boot. Tests: identity_key_store round-trip / scope+target isolation / store_all+ delete_all; seed raw round-trip independent of the legacy label; single-key unprotected import is exactly 32 raw bytes (no framing) and signs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * feat: crash-safe dual-format migration + InVault resolver + vault delete (T7) This is the part that actually moves secrets. Funds-safety ordering throughout. Resolver (mod.rs): resolve_private_key_bytes gains the InVault route — keyed by is_in_vault/public_key_for, it fetches the raw bytes per-use via with_secret(IdentityKey{...}) (prompt-free). No chokepoint wired ⇒ fail closed (WalletLocked); bytes never resident. EAGER migration on load (dialog-free): - Identity keys (identity_db::migrate_identity_keys_to_vault, run per identity in load_identities_filtered): take_plaintext_for_vault → IdentityKeyView store_all (vault FIRST) → rewrite the QI blob with InVault. Vault-write failure restores the resident plaintext for this session and defers; a blob-rewrite failure is re-detected and retried next load. Idempotent. - No-password HD seeds (hydration::reconstruct_wallet): raw seam wins (precedence raw > legacy); a no-password legacy envelope is re-stored raw (set_raw, vault FIRST) then deleted. reconstruct_from_envelope extracted so the raw and legacy paths share the xpub-decode + build tail. LAZY migration on unlock (one prompt, the unlock the user already does): promote_and_maybe_migrate_hd_seed re-stores the just-decrypted legacy seed raw (set_raw before delete) inside the borrowed Zeroizing scope and reports migrated=true; handle_wallet_unlocked then flips WalletMeta.uses_password=false and shows the one-time disclosure (T8 Copy A/D). Delete: forget_wallet_local_state now deletes BOTH the raw seed and the legacy envelope (a wallet may be in either form) — closes a wipe gap where a migrated no-password seed would survive removal. identity_db.clear_identity_vault_keys drains an identity's raw vault keys on single-delete + devnet sweep. Loud, never silent: a seed in neither form ⇒ TaskError::SecretSeamMissing (was WalletNotFound) on both scope_has_passphrase and decrypt_jit. Tests: TS-EAGER-01/04 (no-pw seed migrates + idempotent), TS-CRASH-01 read (raw wins, legacy cleaned), TS-MISS-01 (SecretSeamMissing loud). Updated 5 wallet_lifecycle removal/clear tests to assert the raw seed (the new at-rest form) in BOTH precondition and post-delete. wallet_lifecycle 38, hydration 10, identity_db 16, encrypted_key_storage 4 — all green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * feat: key_info_screen JIT identity signing + single-key Copy B disclosure (T8) Real JIT for vault-backed identity keys, and the per-key migration notice. Two new WalletTasks + handlers, opening with_secret(IdentityKey{...}): - DeriveIdentityKeyForDisplay → derive_identity_key_for_display: fetches the raw key JIT, returns only the WIF (Secret). - SignMessageWithIdentityKey → sign_message_with_identity_key: signs in the backend, returns only the public Base64 envelope. New result variants IdentityKeyForDisplay / IdentityMessageSigned (identity- flavored — carry identity_id/target/key_id, not a meaningless seed_hash). key_info_screen: the InVault arms are now real — "View Private Key" queues DeriveIdentityKeyForDisplay and renders the returned WIF/hex via the existing render_decrypted_key_grid; "Sign" queues SignMessageWithIdentityKey. The degraded placeholders are gone. display_task_result handles both new results. Single-key protected lazy migration + Copy B: verify_passphrase now re-stores the just-decrypted protected entry raw under the same label (upsert replaces the AES-GCM framing) and clears the persistent has_passphrase flag, returning a migrated bool. verify_single_key_passphrase surfaces the one-time per-key disclosure (Copy B — text DISTINCT from the wallet Copy A so set_global's dedup keeps both) on migration. decrypt_jit's sign path also lazy-migrates (migrate_single_key_to_raw + in-memory flag flip) — idempotent defense-in-depth. SingleKeyView::clear_passphrase_flag persists the flip to the sidecar. Tests: TS-LAZY-03 — protected single key migrates via the chokepoint, the vault holds raw 32 bytes after, and a second resolve under a never-prompt host is prompt-free with the WIF-plaintext bytes. secret_access 24 green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * chore: fmt + clippy for the T3-T8 integration batch - secret_access: drop explicit_auto_deref on set_raw(seed_hash, seed) — a &Zeroizing<[u8;64]> auto-derefs to &[u8;64]. - nightly-fmt whitespace across the touched files. Gate: cargo +nightly fmt --all clean; cargo clippy --all-features --all-targets -D warnings clean; cargo test --all-features --workspace = 957 lib + 146 + 10 + 3 + 2 pass, 0 fail, 1 ignored (funded-testnet TS-SIGN-E2E-01); 2 compile_fail doctests pass; det-cli standalone smoke (network-info / core-wallets-list / tools) all green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * fix(wallet-backend): dual-format read for WalletMeta + ImportedKey sidecars The real defect QA caught (PROJ-001/002/003 + SEC-003): appending fields to a positional-bincode DetKv value is format-breaking, and my T5 framing made it WORSE — WalletMeta writes went through kv.put::<Vec<u8>>(versioned-frame) and reads through kv.get::<Vec<u8>>, which type-confuses an OLD kv.put::<WalletMeta> blob (decodes the alias's UTF-8 bytes AS the Vec) → alias/is_main silently lost. ImportedKey appended public_key_bytes with no legacy reader → old keys vanish from the picker. Fix (one policy for both sibling sidecars): drop the hand-rolled version byte (SEC-003: it could collide with a bincode length varint — a 1/2-char alias). Instead lean on the DetKv schema envelope + try-decode-both: - write the current shape directly (kv.put::<WalletMeta> / ::<ImportedKey>); - on read, try the current shape; on a bincode Decode error (an old blob runs out of bytes for the appended fields) fall back to the legacy shape (WalletMetaV1 / ImportedKeyV1, decode-only) and RE-STORE in the new shape. Order is load-bearing and tested: the 6-field struct CANNOT decode a 4-field blob (runs past end), so "new first, then V1" never mis-promotes. A DetKv schema-version mismatch stays a hard error; only Decode triggers the fallback. Removes the now-dead encode_versioned/decode_versioned/WALLET_META_VERSION (PROJ-002 — the unreachable legacy branch + its overclaiming test are gone; the legacy path is now live via the view and tested end-to-end). Tests: model leg (ts_meta_01) asserts the order-sensitivity + the SEC-003 1/2-char-alias collision case; view legs (old_wallet_meta_blob_*, old_imported_key_blob_*) write an OLD blob exactly as the base branch did, read it back through the view preserving every field, and confirm re-store in the new shape. wallet::meta 3, wallet_meta 13, single_key all green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * test(identity-db): identity-key migration, deletion, write-fault no-loss (QA-002/003/005) Refactor the eager identity-key migration core out of AppContext into a free fn migrate_keystore_to_vault(secret_store, id, qi, persist) returning a KeystoreMigration outcome, so the funds-safety logic is unit-testable with a bare SecretStore + a controllable persist closure (no full AppContext). QA-002 — migration is vault-FIRST: the persist closure asserts the raw keys are already in the vault and the blob being persisted is InVault-only; the AtWalletDerivationPath key is untouched; zero plaintext remains; idempotent (second run = Nothing). QA-005 — write-fault no-loss (the write half CRASH-01's read half misses): with the vault parent dir chmod'd read-only so store_all fails, the migration restores the resident plaintext keystore byte-for-byte, does NOT call persist, and reports VaultWriteFailed — keys never lost on a mid-write fault. (#[cfg(unix)].) QA-003 — identity-key deletion is scoped + isolated: delete_all over the victim's (target,key_id) set removes its vault keys while a second identity's key under the same (target,key_id) is untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * test(wallet-lifecycle): assert lazy-migration secret post-conditions (QA-004) The protected-wallet-unlock test asserted only upstream registration. Add the secret post-conditions the lazy migration is actually for: after handle_wallet_unlocked the raw seed is written and equals the true 64-byte seed, the legacy envelope.v1 is deleted, WalletMeta.uses_password flipped false, and a SECOND resolve through a never-prompt chokepoint over the now-raw vault returns the seed with zero prompts (the migrated wallet is permanently prompt-free). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * test(backend-e2e): TS-SIGN-E2E-01 InVault identity signs + broadcasts (QA-001) New #[ignore] backend-e2e test: migrate the shared identity's plaintext signing keys to the vault (PrivateKeyData::InVault, exactly as the eager load-path migration does), assert residency (zero Clear/AlwaysClear remain), wire the chokepoint, then build + sign + broadcast an IdentityUpdateTransition. Signing runs through the async QualifiedIdentity Signer → resolve_private_key_bytes → with_secret(IdentityKey{..}) — the JIT free-rider path. A successful broadcast + the new key appearing on Platform proves the InVault MASTER key signed live without ever being resident. Requires E2E_WALLET_MNEMONIC + live DAPI/SPV; run command + RUST_MIN_STACK in the header. Compiles + registered in main.rs; left #[ignore] for a manual/live run during QA. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * refactor(wallet-backend): zeroize migration source, flavor identity-key errors, lift signed-message helper PROJ-004 (security): take_plaintext_for_vault now zeroizes the resident Clear/AlwaysClear array BEFORE the InVault overwrite drops it — de-residenting the key is the function's whole purpose, so it must wipe the source, not just the moved-out copy. PROJ-005: IdentityKeyView::store/get/delete now map the generic seam error to the identity-flavored TaskError::IdentityKeyVault (previously a producerless variant), so an identity-key vault failure surfaces with identity-specific banner copy. Wrong-length stays SecretDecryptFailed. QA-DEDUP-01: lift dash_signed_message (the recoverable-envelope builder) from sign_message_with_key.rs to backend_task/wallet/mod.rs as pub(crate); both the wallet-key and identity-key signers now call it instead of two drifting copies. The recovery-header round-trip tests move alongside the shared helper. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * test(secret-seam): TS-INV-03 audit guard + TS-NOLEAK-02 sidecar no-leak (SEC-001/002) SEC-001 (TS-INV-03): source-text audit over the changed secret-path modules — no Serialize/Encode struct may name a plaintext-key field (SecretBytes, Zeroizing<[u8, [u8;32], [u8;64]). Catches the bare-Vec/array plaintext bypass the compile_fail doctests can't (they only catch an embedded SecretBytes). The module list mirrors the blast-radius table; ciphertext fields are deliberately not flagged. Passes — the invariant holds today and now has a regression guard. SEC-002 (TS-NOLEAK-02): assert the encoded WalletMeta + ImportedKey sidecar blobs contain neither secret (hex AND decimal-array via the shared assert_no_leak_bytes), and that the ImportedKey's PUBLIC key IS present (locked render needs it). Canary coverage — the sidecars structurally hold no secret. Plus a clarifying "// no secret to (de)crypt" note at delete_secret instead of an encryption TODO. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * test(kittest): disclosure-banner copy coverage (QA-007/Diziet) Extract the interim at-rest disclosure copy into pure pub fns (wallet_migration_notice / single_key_migration_notice) + pub INTERIM_AT_REST_DETAILS, re-exported from context, so the exact copy is testable without an AppState and i18n-extractable. Both callsites now use them. New tests/kittest/disclosure_banner.rs (QA-007): Copy A and Copy B each render as Warning banners naming the wallet/key, the ⚠ icon shows (not color-only), the two copies are DISTINCT (so set_global's text-dedup keeps both when a wallet and a key migrate in one session), and all copy (A/B/D) is jargon-free (no AES/vault/seam/encryption/0600). 4 tests green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * docs: comment hygiene + CLAUDE.md seam pointer + user-story softening (QA-DOC/DOC) QA-DOC-01: strip ephemeral review IDs from comments I authored in the secret-seam surface — "Smythe must-fix #3/#4/#5", "Q-HEADLESS", "(F-2)", "6a2818cd" — keeping the rationale prose. (Pre-existing PROJ-010/TC-W-*/F43/F63 in code outside this PR's diff are left untouched to avoid scope creep.) QA-DOC-02: drop the "Promoted from…" history line in leak_test_support.rs (belongs in git, not the module header). QA-DOC-03: secret_access module-header resolution order now lists the unprotected fast-path as an explicit step 2 (cache → unprotected → prompt), matching the three-branch body. DOC-001: CLAUDE.md wallet_backend bullet now points at secret_seam.rs as the single secret chokepoint + the TODO(per-secret-encryption): grep convention + the design dir. DOC-002: user-stories WAL-006 gains the post-migration no-password-prompt note; WAL-025 "modern encrypted vault" → "on-device secret vault" (no longer asserts encryption that is presently absent — the accepted interim regression). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * chore: nightly fmt for the QA-findings batch Whitespace-only reformat (cargo +nightly fmt --all) of the files touched while closing the QA findings. No behavioral change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * test(backend-e2e): seed Clear key so TS-SIGN-E2E-01 exercises the InVault JIT path The shared_identity() fixture registers a wallet-derived identity, so its keys are PrivateKeyData::AtWalletDerivationPath and take_plaintext_for_vault() (which migrates only Clear/AlwaysClear) correctly found nothing — the test panicked in setup before reaching the path under test. Add materialize_master_key_as_clear(): derive the master key's raw bytes from the HD seed through the real with_secret(SecretScope::HdSeed) chokepoint (identity index 0, key 0) and insert_non_encrypted() them as Clear, so the migration carries a genuine plaintext key into the vault as InVault and the JIT signing path produces a signature whose bytes match the on-chain master key. The !taken.is_empty() assertion is unweakened; no signer stub, no mocked broadcast. Stays #[ignore]: the live broadcast additionally needs a funding wallet that derives within its rehydrated window (the e2e funding step hit the known core-wallet gap-window/rehydration limitation, unrelated to the InVault path). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019cMrX7YiMeFXUjswbM5jo6 * chore(deps): repin platform deps to feat/platform-wallet-secret-protection (fb7953ea) Moves the 4 dashpay/platform branch deps (dash-sdk, rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider, platform-wallet, platform-wallet-storage) — and their 23 transitive platform crates, 27 total — from fix/wallet-core-derived-rehydration@ea0082e6 to feat/platform-wallet-secret-protection@fb7953ea (PR #3953), establishing the green baseline for the secret-handling-hardening work. Done on top of the merge of origin/docs/platform-wallet-migration-design (ac0c3d98), which brought in #864 (headless masternode/evonode withdrawals) and #866 (DPNS blocking overlay). The merged DET tree compiles cleanly against the secret-protection branch — no API breakage. Verified green: cargo build --all-features cargo clippy --all-features --all-targets -- -D warnings cargo +nightly fmt --all -- --check Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(secret): open the vault keyless (file_unprotected) for the Tier-1 baseline PR #3953 ("platform-wallet-secret-protection") hardened upstream `SecretStore::file(path, passphrase)` to reject a blank passphrase (`SecretStoreError::BlankPassphrase`). DET's `open_secret_store` opened the vault with `SecretString::new("")`, so after the repin every AppContext init failed at the secret-store open and 7 secret_seam/secret_access tests broke. Switch to the explicit keyless door `SecretStore::file_unprotected(path)`, which upstream documents for exactly this model: the vault file itself is keyless (at-rest floor = owner-only perms) and per-secret confidentiality comes from Tier-2 object passwords on the individual secrets. Behavior for the Tier-1 baseline is unchanged from the old empty-passphrase open. Restores the green baseline at the fb7953ea pin: build/clippy/fmt clean, the 8 secret_seam/secret_access vault tests pass again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(secret): add Tier-2 seam capability (protected set/get + scheme probe) Adds the upstream Tier-2 object-password path to the secret seam, the single coherent encrypt/decrypt chokepoint: - `put_secret_protected` / `get_secret_protected` seal/unseal a secret under its OWN object password via upstream `SecretStore::set_secret/get_secret` (Argon2id + XChaCha20-Poly1305). Per-secret, never a shared/per-wallet pw. - `scheme()` reports the at-rest tier (Absent / Unprotected / Protected) of a stored secret WITHOUT the password, via a `get(None)` probe that reads the upstream `NeedsPassword` signal. - The plain `*_secret` methods stay Tier-1 (unprotected) and are documented as such; the 3 `TODO(per-secret-encryption)` markers are resolved — the per- secret encryption IS the upstream envelope selected by the password arg. Additive and behavior-preserving: existing Tier-1 callers are unchanged; the read/migration wiring in SecretAccess lands next. Build/check + the 8 secret_seam/secret_access tests stay green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(secret): adopt Tier-2 per-secret passwords for HD seeds Routes HD-seed at-rest crypto through the upstream Tier-2 object-password envelope instead of DET AES-GCM, KEEPING protection rather than downgrading a password-protected seed to a raw, password-free secret on first unlock. - `WalletSeedView` gains `scheme()` / `set_protected()` / `get_protected()`: a protected seed lives at the `seed.raw.v1` label as a Tier-2 envelope (Argon2id + XChaCha20-Poly1305) sealed under that seed's OWN object password; an unprotected seed stays Tier-1 raw. - `scope_has_passphrase` + `decrypt_jit` are now scheme-driven (via the seam `get(None)` `NeedsPassword` probe): Unprotected → raw, no prompt; Protected → unseal with the JIT-prompted per-seed password; Absent → decode the legacy AES-GCM envelope (decode-only reader) and LAZY re-wrap to Tier-2 (protected) or raw (unprotected), then drop the legacy envelope. Crash-safe: re-store upserts before the legacy delete; the scheme probe prefers the new label. - `promote_and_maybe_migrate_hd_seed` no longer downgrades; it reports "no downgrade" so the unlock callsite's `uses_password=false` finalizer never fires — protection is kept and the metadata stays accurate, with no change to `wallet_lifecycle.rs`. - `is_wrong_passphrase` now also catches the upstream `WrongPassword` so a Tier-2 unseal with a bad object password re-prompts instead of aborting. Per-SECRET model: the session cache is plaintext keyed by `SecretScope`, so remembering seed A never satisfies seed B — each prompts and decrypts only with its own password. Tests: lazy re-wrap keeps protection (legacy gone, raw read of a protected seed fails), Tier-2 wrong-password re-ask, and the A/B different-password isolation. 72 secret tests pass; clippy/fmt green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * refactor(secret): clean keep-protection replacement of the downgrade subsystem (HD seed) Supersedes the transitional "inert return" approach with a clean excision of #865's downgrade-to-raw machinery, now that wallet_lifecycle.rs is editable (user WIP stashed). Protected HD seeds STAY protected (Tier-2 object password); nothing downgrades them to a raw, password-free secret. - `wallet_lifecycle.rs`: remove `finish_lazy_seed_migration` (the `uses_password=false` downgrade flip + the "protection removed" notice) and collapse the two `promote_*` methods into one `promote_hd_seed_with_passphrase` (decrypt + cache) — the lazy re-wrap lives in `decrypt_jit`. The unlock callsite no longer finalizes a downgrade. - `finish_unwire::migrate_wallet_meta`: carry the legacy `wallet.uses_password` / `password_hint` into `WalletMeta` (it was defaulting `false`). The persisted flag is now accurate from cold-start (`true` for a protected wallet) and always agrees with the at-rest scheme — no stale/drift-prone metadata. - `protected_wallet_registers_..._on_unlock` acceptance test rewritten to the keep-protection end-state: after the migrating unlock the seed is Tier-2 (scheme=Protected), a raw read fails, `WalletMeta.uses_password` stays true, and a second resolve prompts for the object password. 1009 lib tests pass; clippy -D warnings + fmt clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(secret): adopt Tier-2 keep-protection for imported single keys Extends the Tier-2 keep-protection model from HD seeds to imported single keys, replacing their downgrade-to-raw migration. A protected imported key STAYS protected under its own object password instead of being re-stored raw. - `decrypt_jit` / `scope_has_passphrase` (SingleKey) are scheme-driven (seam `get(None)` → `NeedsPassword` probe): Protected → unseal with the JIT-prompted per-key password; Unprotected → a migrated raw-32 key wins prompt-free, else the not-yet-migrated legacy `SingleKeyEntry` blob's `has_passphrase` decides; the in-band length-32 check disambiguates raw vs legacy-framed. - `migrate_single_key_to_raw` → `migrate_single_key_to_tier2`: lazy re-wrap the just-decrypted protected key to a Tier-2 envelope under the same password (upsert replaces the AES-GCM framing). `has_passphrase` is NOT flipped — protection is kept and the index/persisted flag stay accurate. - `single_key::verify_passphrase` (the unlock-gesture path): re-wraps to Tier-2 instead of downgrading to raw; returns `()` (no migration bool). The `clear_passphrase_flag` finalizer is removed. Downgrade-disclosure machinery retired (Tier-2 keeps protection, nothing to disclose): removed `show_single_key_migration_notice` + the `wallet_migration_notice` / `single_key_migration_notice` / `INTERIM_AT_REST_DETAILS` copy + their re-exports, and the obsolete `tests/kittest/disclosure_banner.rs`. Tests: `ts_lazy_03` rewritten to the keep-protection end-state (vault holds a Tier-2 envelope, password-free read fails, second resolve prompts). 1009 lib tests pass; clippy -D warnings + fmt clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(secret): address Smythe Tier-2 review findings (SEC-001/002/004/005) Smythe verdict on the Tier-2 adoption: SOUND, 0 Critical/High (it closes a prior HIGH-grade protected-seed downgrade-to-obfuscation). Folds in the carry-forward findings (SEC-003 — excise the inert downgrade — already landed in 6dafbdab): - SEC-001 (LOW): GC an orphaned legacy `envelope.v1`. The seed Protected read branch (`decrypt_jit`) now best-effort `view.delete(seed_hash)` so an `envelope.v1` left behind by a crash/delete-failure during the re-wrap (which still decrypts under the seed's OLD password) cannot survive forever — the Absent branch, the only other deleter, is never re-entered once Protected. The single-key path migrates in-band (same-label upsert) and has no such orphan. - SEC-004 (LOW): assert the NEGATIVE crypto property. `ts_t2_03` (seed) and the new `ts_t2_sk_iso` (single key) now prove A's object password is REJECTED by B's envelope (`WrongPassword`) — the upstream per-object-salt + AAD binding — not merely that the DET cache is scope-keyed. - SEC-002 (MEDIUM, doc): record loudly that the keyless `file_unprotected` vault is "obfuscation, not confidentiality" for Tier-1 secrets (no-password seeds, raw single keys, identity keys rest on file perms ALONE; only Tier-2 object passwords give real at-rest confidentiality). Documented at `open_secret_store`, reworded `ts_noleak_01` (proves non-literal-plaintext, NOT confidentiality), and in the design note's threat-model residual. - SEC-005 (info): one-line note in `seed_envelope.rs` — the legacy reader is decode-only / local owner-only vault, uses bincode 2.x; the RUSTSEC-2025-0141 bincode 1.3.3 is a transitive dep. No code change. 1010 lib tests pass; clippy -D warnings + fmt clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(migration): note the wallet.uses_password/password_hint schema invariant Smythe's schema-robustness query on `migrate_wallet_meta`'s new SELECT (it reads `uses_password`/`password_hint` unprobed, unlike the probed optional `core_wallet_name`). Verified + documented the invariant rather than adding a needless probe: the wallet-seed migration (`migrate_wallet_seeds_rows_from_conn`) already SELECTs both columns unconditionally and runs FIRST over the same `wallet` table at the same cold-start, so any schema lacking them fails there before the meta pass. The unprobed read here is therefore exactly as robust as the shipped seed migration; `core_wallet_name` stays probed because it is the one droppable column. Comment-only — 1010 lib tests pass, clippy -D + fmt clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(test): eliminate register_wallet_from_seed race in cold-boot test The `ensure_identity_funding_accounts_succeeds_on_cold_booted_watch_only_wallet` test failed in CI (1000+ parallel tests) with: WalletBackend { source: WalletNotFound("70dba4c1d8c5c3854aa02c8f15e0fcd66df6661841d7ae822891fa21aaef48d2") } Root cause: the test wired the backend BEFORE calling register_wallet, which caused register_wallet_upstream to spawn a background subtask that called create_wallet_from_seed_bytes concurrently with the test's own explicit register_wallet_from_seed call. The upstream register_wallet (inside create_wallet_from_seed_bytes) inserts into wallet_manager (step A) and into self.wallets (step B) with async work in between (persister.store + load_persisted + initialize). A concurrent caller that lands between A and B sees WalletAlreadyExists from step A, then get_wallet returns None (step B not yet complete) → resolve_registered_wallet returns WalletNotFound. Under CI load this window is reliably hit. Fix: register the wallet BEFORE wiring the backend. register_wallet_upstream finds no backend and returns early without spawning the subtask. The backend is then wired, and the explicit register_wallet_from_seed call runs race-free (no concurrent subtask competing for the same wallet slot). <sub>🤖 Co-authored by [Claudius the Magnificent](https://github.com/lklimek/claudius) AI Agent</sub> * fix(wallet-backend): keep Tier-2 protected wallets visible at cold boot and stop plaintext key writes Addresses PR #865 review findings on the secret-storage seam. A (BLOCKER): identity write paths no longer serialize plaintext keys. insert/update_local_qualified_identity (and the alias re-encode) now route through encode_identity_blob_vault_first — the write-path twin of the load migration: plaintext keys go into the vault FIRST, the persisted blob carries only InVault placeholders, and a vault-write failure aborts the write (never lands Clear/AlwaysClear bytes in det-app.sqlite). B (HIGH) / C (BLOCKER): cold-boot hydration no longer drops Tier-2-protected wallets. reconstruct_wallet (HD seed) and rebuild_wallet (imported single key) branch on the at-rest SecretScheme before reading the secret. A Protected secret rehydrates CLOSED from the public sidecar (xpub / public_key_bytes) instead of propagating NeedsPassword as fatal, so a keep-protection-migrated wallet stays in the picker across launches. D: the HD Absent-branch legacy-envelope delete is now best-effort (log, don't propagate), matching the Protected branch — a transient delete failure no longer fails an otherwise-successful unlock. E: the eager no-password seed migration wraps the extracted 64-byte seed in Zeroizing so the stack copy wipes on drop. F: resolve_registered_wallet tolerates the registration TOCTOU window with a bounded re-poll before declaring a wallet missing; the fund-routing xpub gate is unchanged. G: present-but-malformed identity-key bytes map to SecretDecryptFailed (with a warn) in both the display and sign tasks, distinct from genuinely-absent IdentityKeyMissing. I/J: refreshed stale doc-comments (single-key has_passphrase, WalletMeta uses_password, wallet_seed_store header) to describe the Tier-2 keep-protection shape, and stripped ephemeral review-finding IDs from secret-path comments. Regression tests cover A, B, and C. <sub>🤖 Co-authored by [Claudius the Magnificent](https://github.com/lklimek/claudius) AI Agent</sub> * fix(wallet-backend): seal fresh protected single-key imports Tier-2, typed malformed-identity-key error, skip needless keystore clone Follow-up to PR #865 review on the secret-storage seam. Fresh protected single-key imports now seal Tier-2 at import time instead of writing the legacy DET AES-GCM SingleKeyEntry envelope and migrating lazily on first unlock. import_wif_with_passphrase routes the protected branch through the seam's put_secret_protected, so the storage chokepoint is a single shape from import onward. raw_key_bytes and verify_passphrase branch on the at-rest SecretScheme: a Tier-2 key surfaces SingleKeyPassphraseRequired on a direct read and is verified by unsealing (wrong password -> SingleKeyPassphraseIncorrect, no oracle), while the legacy decode + lazy re-wrap path is retained for pre-existing installs. The legacy AES-GCM SingleKeyEntry remains a decode-only reader. sec_002_import_with_passphrase_encrypts_payload tightens to assert SecretScheme::Protected at import; ts_lazy_03 now starts from a directly-written legacy entry so the legacy->Tier-2 migration stays covered. Present-but-malformed identity-key bytes map to a new typed TaskError::IdentityKeyMalformed (jargon-free "stored but unreadable / re-import to refresh") in both the display and sign tasks, replacing the off-domain SecretDecryptFailed ("recovery phrase") message and staying distinct from the genuinely-absent IdentityKeyMissing. migrate_keystore_to_vault and encode_identity_blob_vault_first skip the KeyStorage clone in the steady-state (already-InVault) case via a new KeyStorage::has_plaintext_for_vault probe, so cold-boot load and identity re-saves no longer clone per identity for no benefit. <sub>🤖 Co-authored by [Claudius the Magnificent](https://github.com/lklimek/claudius) AI Agent</sub> * docs(secret-seam): correct drifted docs to Tier-2 keep-protection reality - 01-ux-disclosure.md: full rewrite — the previous doc described the retired drop-protection design (password downgraded to file-permission only, one-time disclosure notices). Replaced with the Tier-2 keep-protection reality: protected secrets re-wrap under the same password, uses_password/has_passphrase stay true, migration is silent, no disclosure notices. Removed candy tally and agent byline. - 02-test-spec.md: update TS-LAZY-01/02/03 expected outcomes to Tier-2: scheme stays Protected, uses_password/has_passphrase stay true, second unlock still prompts (ask_count == 1). Added source-test names (ts_t2_01_*, ts_lazy_03_*). Removed machine-local plan paths, Marvin's note, and future-tense TDD framing. Added section-5 note that raw seam applies only to unprotected secrets. - user-stories.md WAL-006: replace false bullet ("no longer prompts, one-time notice") with the truth: Tier-2 re-seal, wallet keeps prompting, migration is silent. - CLAUDE.md wallet_backend/ bullet: remove dead TODO(per-secret-encryption) grep pointer (zero hits); describe present state — put_secret_protected/ get_secret_protected implemented; keyless-vault residual is deferred tier. <sub>🤖 Co-authored by [Claudius the Magnificent](https://github.com/lklimek/claudius) AI Agent</sub> * feat(wallet-backend): optional per-identity at-rest encryption for identity keys (SEC-001) Identity keys default to keyless (Tier-1 raw, prompt-free) so headless/MCP signing of a non-opted-in identity is unchanged byte-for-byte. A user may opt in per identity to seal that identity's keys Tier-2 over the existing seam (Argon2id + XChaCha20-Poly1305) — no new crypto. The at-rest vault scheme is the single source of truth: scope_has_passphrase probes SecretSeam::scheme for the identity-key label (Protected -> prompt, Unprotected -> prompt-free, Absent -> IdentityKeyMissing), and decrypt_jit gains a symmetric Tier-2 arm. A protection-aware IdentityKeyView::store refuses a keyless write over a Protected label (IdentityKeyProtectionDowngrade), with store_unprotected as the deliberate opt-out downgrade. New crash-safe, idempotent migrations IdentityTask::Protect/UnprotectIdentityKeys re-seal an identity's keys keyless<->Tier-2 under one per-identity password. A display-only IdentityMeta sidecar carries the password hint + prompt copy (never the gate), seeded into the chokepoint's identity prompt index at identity load. UI: a collapsible 'Key Protection' section on the Key Info screen (default closed) with danger-gated opt-in (new password + confirm + strength + hint) and opt-out (verify) flows; PassphraseModalConfig gains remember_label so the sign-time prompt says 'key', not 'wallet'. Opted-in signing prompts just-in-time; headless yields SecretPromptUnavailable. Per-identity password isolation (TS-T2-IK-ISO twins TS-T2-SK-ISO). <sub>🤖 Co-authored by [Claudius the Magnificent](https://github.com/lklimek/claudius) AI Agent</sub> * fix(wallet-backend): seal new keys on a protected identity Tier-2, never keyless (SEC-001) Smythe MUST-FIX: a key added to a password-protected identity slipped through the per-label downgrade guard (a new key_id is scheme Absent), so AddKeyToIdentity -> insert_non_encrypted(Clear) -> encode_identity_blob_vault_first -> store_all wrote it Tier-1 keyless — a fully-capable signing key in plaintext on an identity the user believed protected. Two layers close it: (1) an identity-level fail-closed guard in encode_identity_blob_vault_first / migrate_keystore_to_vault refuses to move resident plaintext into the vault when the identity already has any Tier-2 key (IdentityKeyProtectionDowngrade / new KeystoreMigration::ProtectedSkipped), so a keyless write is impossible. (2) add_key_to_identity now seals the new key Tier-2 via SecretAccess::seal_new_identity_key, which prompts once, verifies the password against an existing protected key (so the identity stays under one password, with the standard wrong-pass re-ask), seals the new key, and marks it InVault before the save — headless yields SecretPromptUnavailable (fail closed; signing also fails closed earlier). KeyStorage::mark_in_vault performs the post-seal transition. SEC-002 (SHOULD-FIX): protect_identity_keys now re-enforces the password policy in the backend (validate_protection_password) so a non-UI caller cannot seal under a too-short password. SEC-003/SEC-004 tracked as code comments (store-guard TOCTOU bounded by the single-writer lock + UI in-flight gate; pre-opt-in plaintext may persist in freed filesystem blocks until reused). Tests: secret_access seal-new-key (seals Tier-2 under verified password / headless fails closed with no write / wrong-pass re-asks); identity_db encode+migrate refuse keyless on a protected identity; protect_identity_keys rejects a weak password. <sub>🤖 Co-authored by [Claudius the Magnificent](https://github.com/lklimek/claudius) AI Agent</sub> * fix(identity): fail closed before broadcast when adding a key to a protected identity (SEC-001 O-2) Adding a key to a password-protected identity used to seal the new key Tier-2 (or fail closed) only during LOCAL persist, which runs AFTER the on-chain AddKeys broadcast. A headless add therefore broadcast the state transition on-chain and only then failed closed locally (no password) — leaving the key on-chain but never persisted by DET: an on-chain/local divergence. Move the protected-identity precondition BEFORE any on-chain side effect. `add_key_to_identity` now determines up front whether the identity is protected (`protected_identity_verify_scope`) and, if so, prompts for and VERIFIES its object password before building or broadcasting the state transition. Headless (`NullSecretPrompt` → `SecretPromptUnavailable`) or a wrong password returns the typed error before the broadcast, so no state transition is ever sent. The seal then runs after the broadcast with the already-verified password — a single prompt, split across the broadcast. `SecretAccess::seal_new_identity_key` is split into `verify_identity_object_password` (prompt + verify, returns an opaque `VerifiedIdentityPassword` that zeroizes on drop) and `seal_new_identity_key_with_password` (no prompt); the original composes the two and keeps its tests. The d965ca50 encode fail-closed guard (`IdentityKeyProtectionDowngrade`) stays as the defense-in-depth backstop. Also: O-1 — `mark_in_vault`'s bool return is now checked and warns on an unexpected miss (the encode guard still backstops it). O-3 — document that a Mixed identity fails closed on a plain re-save until "Finish protecting" reseals the remaining keys (intended secure behavior). <sub>🤖 Co-authored by [Claudius the Magnificent](https://github.com/lklimek/claudius) AI Agent</sub> * fix(identity): harden SEC-001 identity-key paths (r2 review) Address four thepastaclaw findings on the SEC-001 identity-key code at fcf6da15: - BLOCKING: `seal_identity_keys` now verifies the supplied password opens every already-`Protected` key BEFORE sealing any keyless one. A Mixed-state "Finish protecting" re-run with a different password is rejected up front with `IdentityKeyPassphraseIncorrect` and zero state changes, so an identity can never be split across two passwords. - `get_identity_by_id` now mirrors the bulk-load vault migration, so the single-get read path (and the SEC-001 protect/unprotect tasks that use it) migrates legacy resident `Clear`/`AlwaysClear` keys to the vault on read instead of returning and re-persisting plaintext. - A post-broadcast seal failure in `add_key_to_identity` now surfaces the typed, actionable `IdentityKeyAddedButNotSaved` (key is on-chain; retry after freeing disk space), preserving the upstream cause in the source chain — never a silent loss and never a keyless-write fallback. - The three prompt-meta setters recover a poisoned lock (`unwrap_or_else(|p| p.into_inner())`), matching `forget`/`forget_all`, so prompt-copy metadata can self-heal after a panicked reader instead of silently freezing. Adds regression tests for each (the blocker's split-prevention, read-path migration via an offline AppContext, and the typed orphan-error mapping). <sub>🤖 Co-authored by [Claudius the Magnificent](https://github.com/lklimek/claudius) AI Agent</sub> * docs(single-key): correct has_passphrase on-disk-shape doc to Tier-2-direct The has_passphrase field doc claimed fresh protected imports use a legacy AES-GCM envelope migrated on first unlock; imports seal Tier-2 directly at import time. Align the field doc with the function docstring. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(dashpay-e2e): use real curve points in tc_045 fixture (QA-008) The bumped secp256k1 now validates curve membership on `PublicKey::from_slice`, and `[0x02; 33]` / `[0x03; 33]` are not points on the curve, so tc_045 paniced with `Secp256k1(InvalidPublicKey)` before it could test anything. Swap the hand-written bytes for two deterministic pubkeys derived from fixed secret keys — stable across runs, valid on the curve, and matching the file's existing secret-key→pubkey idiom. Pure fixture fix; no product behavior involved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(wallet-backend): return WalletNotFound for an unknown seed hash (QA-002) `GenerateReceiveAddress` for a seed hash that matches no wallet returned the transient `WalletNotLoaded` ("still loading, wait and retry") instead of `WalletNotFound`. The two mean very different things to a user: one is a permanent "this wallet does not exist", the other a momentary boot state. `resolve_wallet` cannot tell them apart on its own — a missing `id_map` entry covers both — and ~24 callers rely on its `WalletNotLoaded` for the genuine cold-boot case, so it must stay. Instead, resolve the existence question one layer up in `generate_receive_address`, where the DET-side wallet store (`self.wallets`) is the source of truth: unknown wallet -> `WalletNotFound`; known-but-not-yet-loaded -> `WalletNotLoaded`. This mirrors the sibling `generate_platform_receive_address`, which already does exactly this. Confirmed against design spec TC-019. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(core-e2e): expect SingleKeyWalletsUnsupported in tc_009 (QA-001) test_tc009 asserted `RefreshSingleKeyWalletInfo` returns `OperationRequiresDashCore` in SPV mode — but single-key wallets are intentionally unsupported this release (PROJ-007 / single-key-mock.md Decision #7: "Every operation returns `Err(TaskError::SingleKeyWalletsUnsupported)`", and refresh is one of those operations). The product correctly returns `SingleKeyWalletsUnsupported`, and the sibling TC-003 already asserts that — so test_tc009 was simply stale and contradicted both. Align its expectation (and its comments) with the by-design behavior. Also corrected TC-003's own header comment, which still described the superseded `OperationRequiresDashCore` outcome while its assertion already checked the right variant. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(identity): compute a meaningful top-up fee after a backend reload (QA-006) A wallet-funded identity top-up reported `actual_fee == 0` after a backend reload. The fee was derived inline as `amount*1000 - (new_balance - balance_before)`, where `balance_before` came from the passed-in (post-reload, stale) `QualifiedIdentity`. When that cached balance lags the real platform balance, the apparent increase exceeds the minted credits and `saturating_sub` collapses the fee to zero — physically impossible, since a top-up can never grow the balance by more than the asset lock mints. Move the computation into `model/fee_estimation.rs` (DET policy: no inline fee math) as `resolve_identity_topup_actual_fee`, and have it fall back to the deterministic estimate whenever the balance delta yields a zero fee — the reliable signal that `balance_before` was stale. The happy path is unchanged (a consistent delta still reports the real processing fee). Adds unit tests for both the consistent-delta and stale-balance branches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(spv-e2e): assert restart-in-place reconnect contract (QA-003) The B-reconnect test asserted `wallet_backend().is_err()` after `stop_spv()`, a leftover from the superseded drop-and-reopen design. The current lifecycle is restart-in-place by intent: `stop_spv` calls `stop_in_place()` and KEEPS the backend (and its `Arc<SqlitePersister>`) wired, so the next Connect fast-paths on the populated slot and restarts the SAME instance — the persister DB is never closed/reopened, making `AlreadyOpen` impossible by construction. This is exactly what the offline unit tests `stop_spv_in_place_keeps_backend_and_disconnects_indicator` and `reconnect_restart_in_place_reuses_backend` lock in, and the latter even names this e2e test as its live-network counterpart. Update the test to assert the real contract over a live network: backend stays wired and unstarted after `stop_spv`, and the reconnect reuses the same instance (`Arc::as_ptr` equality) with sync restarted. Header comment and the reconnect failure message rewritten to describe restart-in-place. Product code is correct as-is; the assertion was stale. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(wallet): gate sends on spendable balance, not confirmed (QA-010) Upstream classifies a UTXO as `confirmed` only once it is in a block, chain- locked, or flagged instant-locked locally; until then — including the window after an IS-lock but before the local flag is applied — it sits in `unconfirmed`. Coin selection draws from `spendable()` (confirmed + unconfirmed), and the "Max" button already reserves against `spendable()`, but several send paths still gated/validated on `confirmed`. The result: "Max" could exceed the validation, and sends coin selection would happily fund were rejected as "Insufficient confirmed balance" while funds showed as pending. Align the UI with the coin selector: - `send_screen::get_core_balance` -> `spendable()` (4 amount validations + the source-selector display). - wallets-screen send dialog validation -> `spendable()` (and drop the now-misleading "confirmed" from the message). - dashpay send_payment balance display + Max -> `spendable()`. No change to actually-correct sites: `snapshot_has_balance` already counts confirmed||unconfirmed, the MCP balances tool exposes all three buckets distinctly, and `.total` displays are intentional. Harness: `wait_for_spendable_balance` polled `.confirmed`, contradicting its own "spendable" contract, so it timed out whenever funding landed as IS-locked / unconfirmed. Poll `.spendable()` (the coin-selector set) and report it in the timeout diagnostic. Audit note: at the pinned platform-wallet rev (fb7953e / key-wallet 981e97f) IS-locked-FLAGGED UTXOs are classified `confirmed`, not `unconfirmed` — the balance has no separate IS-locked bucket. So `spendable()` (= confirmed + unconfirmed) is the correct, safe gate, not an over-count. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(identity-e2e): poll for key visibility after broadcast (QA-004) `identity_in_vault_sign` and `z_broadcast_st_tasks::tc_066` slept a fixed ~1s after broadcasting an IdentityUpdate, then re-fetched once and asserted the new key was visible. That single delay races DAPI propagation — the node serving the re-fetch may not have processed the block yet — so the tests failed spuriously even though the broadcast (and SEC-001 signing) succeeded. Replace the fixed sleep with a bounded poll: re-fetch the identity until the new key appears or a ~10s deadline passes, then assert. Test robustness only; no product change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(harness): retry transient wallet registration with backoff (QA-013) The framework-wallet register and `create_funded_test_wallet` both called `register_wallet` exactly once and panicked on any error. Under the shared- runtime backend-e2e harness the fail-closed sidecar writes (`WalletSeedStorage` / `WalletMetaStorage`) can briefly lose a SQLite race, and registration can surface the typed transient `WalletBackend` ("retry in a moment") signal — a single attempt then aborts init and masks the test under exercise (identity_create / identity_cold_boot). Add `register_wallet_with_retry`: bounded ~30s retry with backoff on the transient variants only (`WalletBackend`, `WalletBackendNotYetWired`, `WalletSeedStorage`, `WalletMetaStorage`); permanent errors surface immediately, and `WalletAlreadyImported` is returned as-is so the framework path keeps its idempotent-reuse branch. Wired into both registration sites. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(wallet-e2e): mark tc_012 address-advance assertion PENDING (QA-005) QA-005 disposition is DEFER: "same address on consecutive GenerateReceiveAddress calls" is correct, funds-safe BIP-44 keypool behavior (upstream `next_unused` returns the lowest UNUSED address until it is used on-chain). The fresh-each-call UX needs a reserve-on-hand-out API that does not exist in the pinned upstream. - Annotate tc_012's `assert_ne!(address1, address2)` as PENDING (commented out with a soft observation log) so the test passes on the current funds-safe behavior. tc_012b's gap-window funds-safety assertion stays active. - Enhance the existing `TODO(PROJ-015)` in `wallet_backend/mod.rs` to cite the fix's 3-layer propagation: dashpay/rust-dashcore#818 (`next_unused_and_reserve`, ready-for-review) → platform surface (`CoreWallet::next_receive_address_and_reserve_for_account`) → DET dep bump + switch `next_receive_address` to the reserving variant. Re-enable the `assert_ne!` once that lands. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(wallet-lifecycle): correct stop_spv rustdoc to restart-in-place (QA-015) The `stop_spv` rustdoc still described the superseded drop-and-reopen design ("drop the wired wallet backend", "WalletBackend::shutdown", "Unwire the backend"), none of which the implementation does. It calls `stop_in_place()` and KEEPS the backend (and its `Arc<SqlitePersister>`) wired, re-arming the start latch and coordinator gate so the next same-network Connect restarts the SAME instance — which is exactly why a reconnect cannot hit `WalletStorageError::AlreadyOpen` (the persister is never closed/reopened). Rewrite the doc to describe the actual restart-in-place semantics and note that full teardown (`WalletBackend::shutdown`, dropping the backend + releasing the persister) happens only on the network-switch and app-close paths, never here. Companion to the QA-003 test/e2e-header fixes. Doc-only; no behavior change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(identity-e2e): widen cold-boot funding to clear top-up minimum (QA-016) `cd_cold_boot_identity_register_and_topup` funded 30M duffs, which after scenario C's asset lock + registration fees left 4,999,703 duffs — 297 below the 5M scenario-D top-up minimum, so scenario D failed on a buffer shortfall (the watch-only-no-private-key bug is already fixed; scenario C passes). Bump the funding to 35M so both transactions clear their network fees. Test-only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(dashpay-e2e): defer dashpay backend-e2e module pending upstream (platform#3841) The dashpay backend-e2e tests fail because upstream `platform-wallet` dashpay support is incomplete. The completion lands in dashpay/platform#3841 ("fix(platform-wallet)!: complete dashpay", shumkov, branch feat/dashpay-m1-sync-correctness); we retest once it merges and the DET platform-wallet dep is bumped. - Comment out `mod dashpay_tasks;` in main.rs with a TODO(dashpay-e2e) citing #3841 and the affected tests (tc_032/033/036/037/041/043/044/045/046). - Add a matching deferral note to the dashpay_tasks.rs module doc. This removes 9 dashpay tests AND their SharedDashPayPair registration burst from the run. The QA-008 tc_045 fixture fix stays in the file, dormant until re-enabled. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(harness): widen funded-wallet SPV-pickup budget to 120s (QA-017) QA-013 was verified INNOCENT against the re-run log: the "retrying after backoff" warning logged 0 times, so `register_wallet_with_retry` never fired — all 17 timeouts were in `wait_for_wallet_in_spv` (the 30s SPV-pickup wait), downstream of the retry wrapper. Root cause is throughput saturation: the other fixes (and, before deferral, the dashpay tests) unmasked more funded-wallet registrations, and the suite runs serially (`--test-threads=1`), so as wallets accumulate in the upstream manager each later pickup round (bloom-filter rebuild + re-sync) exceeds the tight 30s budget. Give `create_funded_test_wallet`'s `wait_for_wallet_in_spv` the same 120s headroom the framework wallet already uses, via a named `FUNDED_WALLET_REGISTRATION_TIMEOUT`. Concurrency throttling is unnecessary — the run is already serial. Test-only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(identity): fail closed when opt-in protection leaves resident plaintext keys protect_identity_keys could emit IdentityKeysProtected{count:0} when the silent get_identity_by_id vault migration failed (VaultWriteFailed), leaving Clear keys with Absent vault labels that seal_identity_keys skips. Guard the protect boundary with a typed error so the user retries instead of believing the identity is sealed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(identity): prove the protect fail-closed guard is wired into the task (QA-001) The guard's wiring was unverified: deleting the call passed every test because the only fail-closed test invoked the helper directly and the end-to-end test was the happy path. Extract the post-load protect logic into protect_loaded_identity_keys (called by protect_identity_keys after get_identity_by_id) and add a test that drives it on a qi carrying resident plaintext, asserting IdentityKeyProtectionIncomplete. Deleting the guard line now turns that test red (it returns IdentityKeysProtected{count:0}). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(fee-estimation): fall back to estimate when balance_before is stale-HIGH (RUST-001) The real-fee branch was gated only on `delta_fee == 0` (stale-LOW). When `balance_before` is stale-HIGH (`balance_after <= balance_before`), `balance_increase` saturates to 0 and `delta_fee` equals the full minted amount, producing a wildly wrong "fee" (e.g. 5 M duffs → ~5 B-credit fee). Gate the real-fee branch on `0 < delta_fee < expected_credits` so both extremes fall back to the deterministic estimate. Add a unit test for the stale-HIGH case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(identity-db): zeroize rollback clone after successful vault migration (SEC-002) `before = qi.private_keys.clone()` holds raw identity private-key bytes (Clear/AlwaysClear) as a rollback guard. On the success path it was dropped UN-zeroized, leaving plaintext on the freed heap. Call `before.take_plaintext_for_vault()` immediately after the vault write succeeds — the method already zeroizes each `[u8; 32]` in-…
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Adds a reservation lifecycle to addresses so a receive address handed out to a caller is not re-issued before it is funded or explicitly released. This closes the hand-out race where two sequential requests returned the same address.
AddressStateenum (Available,Reserved { at },Used { at }) onAddressInfo, replacing the separateused/used_atfields. The states are mutually exclusive by construction, so the invariant "a used address is never reserved" holds structurally instead of being maintained by hand.next_unused_and_reserve,release_reservation, andsweep_expired_reservations(TTL backstop) onAddressPool; reserved addresses are excluded from hand-out, count against the gap limit, and are never pruned or aged out when clockless.next_receive_address_and_reserve,release_receive_reservation, andsweep_expired_receive_reservationsthroughManagedCoreFundsAccount, bumping the monitor revision on change.reserved_counttoPoolStats.Summary by CodeRabbit
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