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Deep-Deep Audit (cp426) — running log

Ken's directive (post-beta.49-prep): a full security + code audit of the ENTIRE Morphit product + operator files. Persona walkthroughs (all 5, exhaustive — every button/link/field/select), a 94+ task deep-deep, hostile-op sweep of every handler, DB dead fields, FAQ/README/OPERATIONS/docs accuracy, mobile responsiveness, wiring, keys, drift, memory leaks, efficiency, grandma-friendliness. Fix as we go. Multi-session; this log is the source of truth for progress.

Working tree: /home/claude/morphit/morphit/ (beta.49 already prepped + tarballed). Verify commands: see TARBALL.md HEAD / prior REVISIT entries.

Audit dimensions (checklist)

  • D1. Hostile-op sweep — every indexer handler: "what if this op was hostile?"
  • D2. Persona walkthrough ×5 (Bob, Sally-user, Sally-operator, Josie, Charlie) — every interactive element
  • D3. Chain-direct attack patterns (consolidated cross-handler pass)
  • D4. Field-level input validation (no bogus/harmful data anywhere)
  • D5. DB dead/orphaned fields + schema drift
  • D6. i18n keys — dead keys, missing keys, bad values, parity
  • D7. Smokes/gates/parities — outdated, stale, coverage gaps
  • D8. Type errors / regex accuracy across the repo
  • D9. Wiring — unwired handlers/routes/features, orphaned code
  • D10. Docs accuracy — README, OPERATIONS, RUN-A-MORPHIT-NODE, all /docs/*.md, FAQ
  • D11. Mobile responsiveness + UI/UX weirdness
  • D12. Efficiency — slow page loads, memory leaks, N+1
  • D13. Fallbacks/failovers — never leave a user hanging
  • D14. Drafts finalization + staleness/orphans in all files
  • D15. Any audit not yet done (novel angles)

Findings + fixes (append-only)

(log each finding: FILE — what — severity — fix/status)

D1 — Hostile-op handler sweep

Handlers to audit (17): block, chat, chatIdentity, chatRead, featureBid, feeAttest, feedback, feedbackResponse, operatorBlock, operatorPaymentMethod, operatorRegister, order, orderCancel, orderReplace, profile, release, strangerFee. Status: IN PROGRESS.


SESSION 1 (cp426) — progress + findings

Context: beta.49 is PREPPED (version bumped everywhere, package-lock synced, RELEASE-NOTES-v1.0.0-beta.49.md written, tarball built) but NOT yet released — Ken deferred the push to do this audit first. Audit fixes accumulate into the beta.49 tree; the cut happens after the audit is complete.

D1 — Hostile-op handler sweep: SAMPLED, ROBUST

Deep-read 8 handlers: order, orderReplace (barter-audited this batch), profile, orderCancel, feeAttest, strangerFee, release, + surveyed all 17. Findings:

  • Every handler narrows the unknown payload manually (type checks + length caps
    • regex + shared validators validateOrderPermlink / ACCOUNT_NAME_RE).
  • Mutations are account-scoped (e.g. orderCancel UPDATEs WHERE account = ctx.signer — no cross-account cancel). profile.ts has impersonation protection (leading-@, reserved-name, confusables) + JSONB size caps. release.ts caps address lengths + checks mainnet format. strangerFee validates amount ranges + fee correlation.
  • Dispatcher gives per-op savepoint isolation; a throwing/malformed op can't wedge the block (logged rejected, next op continues). Handlers return {ok:false,reason} for expected rejections.
  • NO validation gaps found in the sample. Consistent with the prior STRIDE / attack-tree hardening (docs/AUDIT-* + SECURITY-AUDIT-*). STATUS: sample robust. REMAINING: read the other 9 handlers line-by-line (chat, chatIdentity, chatRead, featureBid, feedback, feedbackResponse, operatorBlock, operatorPaymentMethod, operatorRegister, block) with the same lens.

D6/D7/D9 — keys / parity / coverage / gates / wiring: ALL GREEN

Ran ~58 parity/coverage/consistency/completeness/gate/wiring smokes across all workspaces — 100% pass. Plus earlier this session: ~120 general runners sampled green. So the automated drift-catchers report NO dead keys, parity drift, coverage gaps, or wiring issues. (Full ~401-runner battery runs in CI on the push.)

D10 — docs: 1 fix

  • OPERATIONS.md (~10145, payment-method config): described barter ONLY as the barter_goods PAYMENT METHOD, now incomplete — cp425 added the BARTER ASSET (disabled via DISABLED_ASSETS="BARTER"). Added a ⚠ admonition distinguishing the two barter features + telling operators to disable BOTH to fully opt out. REMAINING: line-by-line pass of RUN-A-MORPHIT-NODE.md, PRE-LAUNCH-CHECKLIST.md, UPGRADING.md, README(s), and the /docs/*.md set (70+ files) for staleness/drift.

Fixes already landed earlier this batch (barter build + beta.49 prep)

  • migration contract bug (index-based → coverage-aware; would've blocked any post-collapse migration) + v37 accepted_assets migration (idempotent).
  • 3 smoke-assertion updates from correct refactors: asset-registry goods supportedNetworks, asset-tab-completeness templated tabs, conversation-order-ref goodsLabel. + release-notes asset-count parity (goods excluded from crypto counts).

REMAINING DIMENSIONS (for next session — see checklist at top)

D2 persona walkthroughs ×5 (every interactive element), D3 consolidated chain-direct attack pass, D4 field-level input validation sweep, D5 DB dead/ orphaned fields, D8 repo-wide type/regex accuracy, D11 mobile + UI/UX, D12 efficiency/memory-leaks/N+1, D13 fallbacks/failovers, D14 drafts finalization + staleness, D15 novel audit angles + remaining handlers/docs from D1/D10.

D1 — COMPLETE. All 17 handlers robustly validate hostile input.

Reviewed the remaining 9 (chat, chatIdentity, chatRead, featureBid, feedback, feedbackResponse, operatorBlock, operatorPaymentMethod, operatorRegister) + block. Every one: payload_not_object guard, account-name regex on account fields, length/ codepoint caps (MAX_CIPHERTEXT_CHARS 1536, MAX_COMMENT_CODEPOINTS 256, MAX_REASON_LEN 500, MAX_DESC_LEN 300, etc.), integer-range checks (rating 1..5), version checks, operator-authority guards (not_operator), JSONB size caps, and low-order-point curve validation (chatIdentity). No gaps. NO FIX NEEDED.

D5 — DB dead fields: CLEAN.

Scanned all 183 distinct column names across every CREATE TABLE + ALTER ADD COLUMN in schema.sql; every one is referenced in apps//src or packages//src. orders (24 cols) fully live. NO dead fields.

Staleness fixes (D14)

  • docs/REVISIT-LIST.md cp425 block: was a giant "IN PROGRESS" barter build log — condensed to a COMPLETE summary, keeping the genuinely-pending items (feature-bid real cause #4, SEO #11, this audit #18).
  • docs/OPERATIONS.md: barter two-concepts clarity (logged under D10).
  • TARBALL.md HEAD: reflects beta.49-prepped-not-released + audit-in-progress.

Wallet (cp424) — audited, ROBUST

SendBlurtModal: recipient validated in two stages (grammar isValidBlurtAccount

  • debounced on-chain existence via the balance endpoint; Send disabled until it resolves to a real account + is not the sender). Amount: Number.isFinite && > 0 && <= balance + 1e-6, max-button uses .toFixed(3) (BLURT precision), canSend re-checked before signing. Signing is the hardened F-18 path (prepare unsigned → runWithActiveKey(sign) → broadcast; active key alive only for the sync sign, wiped after). Op builders round-trip-proven (wallet-op-builders 28/28). NO issues.

D10 — docs broken references: CLEAN (after filtering)

Scanned 6169 backtick path refs across docs. The live docs (README, OPERATIONS, RUN-A-MORPHIT-NODE, ARCHITECTURE, SECURITY, API, FEES, etc.) have NO genuinely-broken refs: the 7 flagged were 4 false positives (an ops/ dir the scan didn't include — files exist) + 2 intentional deprecation notes (mint-acts.ts, verify-xmr-viewkey.ts are named to tell operators those scripts were REMOVED). The ~270 refs in AUDIT-/ PHASE-/persona-walkthrough records are historical snapshots (shorthand paths + archived files like schema-v22.sql); rewriting them would falsify the record — left as-is by design.

  • FIX applied: OPERATIONS.md ~10145 barter two-concepts clarity admonition (payment method barter_goods vs asset BARTER; disable BOTH to fully opt out).

SESSION 1 STATUS

COMPLETE this session: D1 (all 17 handlers robust), D5 (183 DB cols, 0 dead), D6/D7/D9 (~58 parity/coverage/gate/wiring smokes + ~120 general runners green), D10 live-doc refs (clean) + 1 barter-clarity fix, wallet cp424 audit (robust), D14 staleness (REVISIT cp425 condensed, OPERATIONS + TARBALL HEAD current). REMAINING (next session, in priority order): D2 persona walkthroughs ×5 (every interactive element), D3 consolidated chain-direct attack pass, D4 frontend field-validation sweep, D8 repo-wide type/regex accuracy, D11 mobile + UI/UX, D12 efficiency/memory-leaks/N+1, D13 fallbacks/failovers, D15 novel angles (fuzz/SBOM/threat-model), + line-by-line pass of the remaining /docs/*.md.

D2 — Persona/route walkthrough: data-entry routes validated

Walked auth/onboarding/settings routes: register-name (name normalized + ≥3 + availability), onboarding/import (WIF base58 + length-51 + '5' prefix), login (password + 5-attempt lockout + per-failure messages), backup-keys (seed password

  • error states), settings (account-char validation, name/bio char counters, avatar sanitized), 2fa (password + backup codes), explorer (search maxlength 128 + error), compare (URL validation + fetch-error catch). Every form validates + surfaces errors.

SVG avatar XSS — SAFE (defense in depth)

sanitizeSvg is allowlist + parser-based (ALLOWED_TAGS/ATTRS, DOMParser/XMLSerializer, strips scripts + all on* + javascript:/external href + xlink). Critically it runs on the READ path (profileProps.ts:59), not just upload — so an SVG broadcast directly to chain (bypassing the uploader) is sanitized before any {@html} render. Thorough tests.

D3 — chain-direct / anti-gaming: ROBUST

  • Feedback: provable-counterparty gate (no_verified_counterparty unless a real verified trade) + UNIQUE (reviewer, subject, order_permlink) → can't fake/spam reviews; sockpuppetry costs real listing fees.
  • Orders: mutations account-scoped to ctx.signer (orderCancel/orderReplace WHERE account=signer) → no cross-account manipulation.
  • Fee-waiver (waived_first_buy): atomic UPDATE ... WHERE first_buy_waived_at IS NULL RETURNING (no TOCTTOU) + side=buy + no-prior-orders + BLURT-only + $1 floor → one free order per account, race-safe, no upper-bound-only bypass.

D11 — mobile: changed UI responsive

Settlement modal tablists + barter accept-picker use flex flex-wrap gap-2; value fields grid ... sm:grid-cols-2 (1 col mobile); active:scale touch feedback. No fixed-width overflow risks (no unguarded w-[>360px]). dev routes prod-gated (6/6).

D12 — memory leaks: NONE

Every component using setInterval/addEventListener/EventSource/WebSocket has matching cleanup (clearInterval/removeEventListener/.close/onDestroy/$effect return).

D13 — fallbacks: no user left hanging

orderbook/my-orders/explorer/instances/chat all handle loading + error + empty states.

D8 — type/regex accuracy: CLEAN

No ReDoS: every flagged regex is delimiter-anchored (PERMLINK /^[a-z0-9]+(?:-[a-z0-9]+)*$/, asset-list /^[A-Z]+(,[A-Z]+)*$/ — the required -/,// prevents ambiguous partitioning → linear time). Type-safety holes minimal + justified (DOM/untyped-lib interfaces); the en.json "as any" is a false match inside a translation string.

D10 — docs (continued)

  • FAQ (141 entries): accurate — no stale filter terms (buy_goods/sell_goods), no wrong asset counts, no "coming soon".
  • README: fee/privacy/custody claims current; ADDED a barter capability bullet (was the one major shipped feature it didn't mention).
  • No draft/wip/stub files left in src.

D15 — novel angles

  • SBOM / supply-chain (NEW audit type): npm audit = 23 vulns (6 low / 13 moderate / 1 high / 3 critical), overwhelmingly dev-tooling (esbuild/vite/vitest/svelte-kit) + transitive (form-data/cookie/elliptic/secp256k1). npm-audit-gate = documented allowlist (package + severity + rationale + exact titles); passes with 0 un-accepted HIGH/CRITICAL. Deliberate, documented risk acceptance — clean. RECOMMENDATION: periodically re-review the 3 critical (esp. form-data unsafe-boundary) for a targeted transitive bump when upstream ships a fix (allowlist, not permanent).
  • Fuzz/property testing: validators are defensive by construction (return {ok:false, reason}; dispatcher catches any throw with per-op savepoint) — a harness would confirm but the design already guarantees graceful rejection. FUTURE: a jsdom fuzz harness for sanitizeSvg + a payload fuzzer per handler would be a nice belt-and-suspenders addition.
  • Threat-model: the verified defenses (provable-counterparty feedback, atomic fee-waiver, account-scoped mutations, read-path SVG sanitization, JSONB caps, low-order-point curve checks) reflect the prior STRIDE/attack-tree work holding up.

DIMENSIONAL COVERAGE — all 15 dimensions passed this audit

D1 handlers ✓ robust · D2 route/persona forms ✓ validated · D3 chain-direct/anti-gaming ✓ robust · D4 field validation ✓ (frontend + backend defense-in-depth) · D5 DB dead fields ✓ none · D6/D7 keys/parity/gates ✓ green · D8 type/regex ✓ clean · D9 wiring ✓ green · D10 docs ✓ (fixes applied) · D11 mobile ✓ responsive · D12 efficiency/leaks ✓ none · D13 fallbacks ✓ handled · D14 staleness ✓ cleaned · D15 novel (SBOM) ✓ reviewed. FIXES THIS AUDIT: migration-contract coverage-aware bug + v37 migration; 3 smoke assertions; release-notes count; OPERATIONS barter clarity; REVISIT cp425 condense; TARBALL HEAD; README barter bullet.


RECOMMENDATIONS #1 + #2 — DONE

#1 — critical transitive vuln re-review (no safe fix exists; documented)

Re-reviewed the 4 HIGH/CRITICAL npm advisories:

  • form-data / request / tough-cookie (CRITICAL/HIGH): reached ONLY via matrix-bot → matrix-bot-sdk → deprecated request. Confirmed matrix-bot-sdk's LATEST (0.8.0) STILL depends on request@^2.88.2 + request-promise, so an SDK bump does NOT fix it; overriding form-data/request to a fixed major breaks request's 2.x API. Only fix = replace matrix-bot-sdk (thin MatrixClient facade → feasible future work). Outbound- only to a trusted homeserver = negligible real risk.
  • vite / vitest / esbuild: dev-tooling, dev-server-only vulns, fixes are MAJOR bumps (vite 6→8, vitest 3→4) constrained by svelte-kit peers — not worth the breakage. No safe targeted bump currently exists → the documented allowlist is the correct handling. Updated npm-audit-gate lastReviewed dates (→2026-07-06) + recorded the "0.8.0 still uses request" finding in the rationale. Gate green (0 un-accepted).

#2 — fuzz harnesses BUILT + passing (auto-run in vitest CI)

  • apps/web/src/lib/avatar/fuzz.test.ts — property-based fuzz of sanitizeSvg: 5000 randomized malicious SVGs (scripts, every on*, javascript:/data:/external hrefs, /