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…owns it Audit routes authorized the VERB and not the OBJECT: `audit:read` and `audit:update` say a member may work with audits, never that they may work with THIS audit. Five surfaces acted on that permission alone. Reported externally against 2.1.2 (GHSA-433r-fpjf-cc4h), for the image route. Two independent flaws there: - Neither the loader nor the action checked AuditAssignment, so an unassigned BASE member could read the evidence attached to any audit in the workspace. - The delete never bound the body's `imageId` to the `auditId`/`assetId` in the URL. Scoped by organization alone, it could name an image belonging to an entirely different audit. The storage objects are removed BEFORE the row, so an unscoped lookup destroys the evidence irreversibly. `deleteAuditImage` now takes `auditSessionId` as a REQUIRED parameter rather than an optional one, so the compiler forces every call site to say which audit it is acting on. That immediately found the second call site — the scan-details route — which had the same gap, and whose action turned out to be ungated too: its loader checks assignment, its action did not, across every intent it handles. Three scan findings are the same shape and are fixed here: - D101 — the audit overview action gated only `complete-audit`. `remove-asset` and `bulk-remove-assets` had nothing, so an unassigned member could strip assets out of anyone's audit by direct POST; the loader's `canRemoveAssets` is display-only. One guard is now hoisted ahead of the intent branches, so a new intent inherits it. `cancel-audit` keeps its narrower creator-or-admin rule inside the service. - D043 — `audits.add-assets` let any member widen the scope of any pending audit in the workspace. - D054 — the mobile audit detail loader computed `isAssignee` purely to decide whether to render a "Complete Audit" button, and never gated the read. The web overview loader already gated it; mobile did not. Verified as already guarded and left alone: `cancel-audit`, `record-scan`, `upload-image`, `complete`, and `generate-pdf` — whose check lives in `fetchAllAuditPdfRelatedData` rather than in the route, which is why a grep of the route files under-reports it. Confined to a single workspace throughout: `AuditImage` carries its own `organizationId`, and the reporter confirmed cross-organization access did not reproduce.
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participant Route
participant AssigneeGuard as requireAuditAssignee
participant AuditAsset as auditAsset.findFirst
participant ImageService as deleteAuditImage
participant Database
participant Storage
Route->>AssigneeGuard: Validate audit assignment
AssigneeGuard-->>Route: Return authorization result
Route->>AuditAsset: Verify audit and asset ownership
AuditAsset-->>Route: Return matching asset or not found
Route->>ImageService: Pass organization, auditSessionId, and auditAssetId
ImageService->>Database: Find image within requested scope
Database-->>ImageService: Return matching image or not found
ImageService->>Storage: Delete authorized image
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apps/webapp/app/routes/api+/mobile+/audits.$auditId.ts (1)
55-55: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUse the
OrganizationRolesenum instead of string literals.The comparison uses the literals
"SELF_SERVICE"and"BASE".apps/webapp/app/routes/_layout+/audits.$auditId.overview.tsximportsOrganizationRolesfrom@prisma/clientfor the same purpose. The enum keeps this authorization input tied to the Prisma schema, so a schema rename produces a type error rather than a silently failing guard.♻️ Proposed refactor
+import { OrganizationRoles } from "`@prisma/client`";- const isSelfServiceOrBase = role === "SELF_SERVICE" || role === "BASE"; + const isSelfServiceOrBase = + role === OrganizationRoles.SELF_SERVICE || role === OrganizationRoles.BASE;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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331-338: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winPreserve client-facing errors in the outer catch.
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apps/webapp/test/routes-tests/api+/audits.images.authorization.test.ts (1)
79-84: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThrow a
ShelfErrorand assert status 403 in both denial tests.
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In `@apps/webapp/app/routes/_layout`+/audits.$auditId.overview.tsx:
- Around line 188-207: Dispatch the cancel-audit intent before the hoisted
requireAuditAssignee call so cancelAuditSession can enforce its creator-or-admin
rule for unassigned creators; keep requireAuditAssignee applied to the other
intents, including complete-audit, remove-asset, and bulk-remove-assets.
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`@apps/webapp/app/routes/_layout`+/audits.$auditId.scan.$auditAssetId.details.tsx:
- Around line 192-208: Before the intent branches in the action, validate the
asset belongs to the audit by calling requireAuditAssetInSession with auditId,
auditAssetId, organizationId, and userId. Keep the existing requireAuditAssignee
check and ensure the asset-pair validation runs before any mutation is
processed.
In `@apps/webapp/test/routes-tests/api`+/audits.images.authorization.test.ts:
- Line 73: Move the `@vitest-environment` node directive to the very beginning of
the test file, before the file JSDoc, imports, and mocks, so Vitest applies the
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In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/image.service.server.ts`:
- Around line 331-338: Update the outer catch around audit image deletion to
call rethrowIfClientError(cause) before wrapping the error, importing that
helper from ~/utils/error. Extend the ShelfError additionalData to include
auditSessionId and auditAssetId alongside imageId and organizationId.
In `@apps/webapp/app/routes/api`+/mobile+/audits.$auditId.ts:
- Line 55: Update the isSelfServiceOrBase role comparison to use the
OrganizationRoles enum values instead of the "SELF_SERVICE" and "BASE" string
literals, importing OrganizationRoles from `@prisma/client` as needed.
In `@apps/webapp/test/routes-tests/api`+/audits.images.authorization.test.ts:
- Around line 79-84: Update notAnAssignee to return a ShelfError configured with
status 403 instead of a bare Error, and update both denial tests to assert
response.status equals 403 while preserving their existing sink assertions.
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Four review findings, three of them defects in my own guard rather than in the code it was added to. **The guard checked the wrong object.** `audits/:auditId/scan/:auditAssetId` takes both ids from the URL and never tied them together. I added an assignment check keyed on `auditId` while every intent below writes to `auditAssetId`, so a member assigned to audit A could pass an audit asset belonging to audit B and write to it. The loader had the same gap. Both now bind the child to the audit named in the URL — through the session relation, since `AuditAsset` has no `organizationId` of its own. **The guard blocked audit creators.** Hoisting it ahead of every intent caught `cancel-audit`, whose own rule is BROADER: `createAuditSession` does not auto-assign the creator, and `cancelAuditSession` guarantees the creator may always cancel. A BASE creator was locked out of an audit they made. It is now an exclusion set rather than an allowlist of guarded intents, so the default stays fail-closed and a new intent still inherits the guard. **The guard derived the role from `roles[0]`.** `getMobileUserContext` returns `role = roles[0]` and its own JSDoc warns this is wrong for authorization: a membership ordered `[SELF_SERVICE, ADMIN]` resolves to SELF_SERVICE, so a real admin who is not an assignee was refused. Fixed in the mobile audit-detail route via `resolveMostPrivilegedRole`, and in `requireAuditAssetInSession`, which had the same derivation and gates the mobile image and note endpoints — not a new bug, but the same class in code this PR is already touching. Also moves `@vitest-environment node` to line 1 of the two new test files. The pragma is ignored unless it is the first line, so these were running in happy-dom. 103 of 129 files in the repo have it after the imports; the rest are left alone rather than swept into a security fix. Tests: 7 added — the cancel-audit exemption in both directions, an unknown intent still being guarded (the reason it is an exclusion), and role resolution for `[SELF_SERVICE, ADMIN]` and `[BASE, SELF_SERVICE]`. Verified before committing: typecheck clean, 305 tests green across the 11 audit module suites and the 3 route suites touched. The remaining audit route suites are unrun — a batched run saturated the machine — and none of them are files this commit changes. Raised by Codex and CodeRabbit on #2900.
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apps/webapp/test/routes-tests/_layout+/audits.overview.intent-guards.test.ts (2)
68-70: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the image-service mock.
Line 68 defines a module-level
vi.mock()without a// why:comment. State whygetAuditImagesis isolated in these action tests.As per coding guidelines, every test mock must include a
// why:comment. Based on learnings, module-levelvi.mock()declarations require the rationale.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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79-96: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse a documented test-input factory.
Lines 79-96 hardcode audit and session data in the request helper. Build this input with a test factory, and add JSDoc that describes the helper defaults.
As per coding guidelines, “Use factories to generate consistent and realistic test data,” and all new code must include inline documentation and JSDoc comments.
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apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/mobile-evidence.server.test.ts (1)
42-42: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse a typed mobile-context factory.
The changed mocks use
as anyand repeat raw user-context fixtures. Add a typed factory that returnsAwaited<ReturnType<typeof getMobileUserContext>>and accepts role overrides. This keeps role fixtures type-checked.As per coding guidelines, do not use
anyas a shortcut, and use factories for test data.Also applies to: 73-73, 90-117
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apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/mobile-evidence.server.ts (1)
80-87: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCentralize mobile audit role classification.
Both changed paths independently derive
isSelfServiceOrBasefromresolveMostPrivilegedRole(roles). Extract a shared helper so mobile audit authorization cannot diverge.
apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/mobile-evidence.server.ts#L80-L87: replace the local role classification with the shared helper.apps/webapp/app/routes/api+/mobile+/audits.$auditId.ts#L56-L63: replace the local role classification with the same helper.As per coding guidelines, abstract duplicated code patterns into reusable helper functions.
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- Around line 216-242: Scope every note lookup, update, and delete in the audit
asset details flow to note id plus auditSessionId: auditId and auditAssetId,
including replacing id-only findUnique/update operations in the
add-images-to-note branch. Validate the scoped note before uploading images, and
add regression tests covering cross-audit and cross-asset note mismatches.
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In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/mobile-evidence.server.test.ts`:
- Line 42: Replace the as-any mobile user-context mocks and repeated raw
fixtures in the affected tests with a typed factory returning
Awaited<ReturnType<typeof getMobileUserContext>> and accepting role overrides.
Use the factory for each role-specific mock, including the cases around the
existing getMobileUserContext calls, so fixtures remain type-checked without
any.
In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/mobile-evidence.server.ts`:
- Around line 80-87: Centralize mobile audit role classification by adding a
shared helper around resolveMostPrivilegedRole that returns isSelfServiceOrBase.
Replace the duplicated local classification in
apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/mobile-evidence.server.ts lines 80-87 and
apps/webapp/app/routes/api+/mobile+/audits.$auditId.ts lines 56-63 with calls to
that helper, preserving the existing authorization behavior.
In
`@apps/webapp/test/routes-tests/_layout`+/audits.overview.intent-guards.test.ts:
- Around line 68-70: Add a `// why:` comment next to the module-level `vi.mock`
for `~/modules/audit/image.service.server`, explaining that `getAuditImages` is
isolated from these action tests so image-service behavior does not affect their
results.
- Around line 79-96: Update the post helper around action to construct its audit
and session/request inputs through the project’s documented test-input factory
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default inputs, while preserving its POST request behavior and allowing callers
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…org)
The `add-images-to-note` branch read a note with `findUnique({ where: { id } })`
and then OVERWROTE its content with `update({ where: { id } })`. Both unscoped.
`AuditNote` has no `organizationId` column — it inherits its tenant through
`auditSession` — so an id-only lookup addresses every note in the table, in
every workspace. `noteId` comes from the request body. Any member holding
`audit:update` in any organization could therefore read and rewrite the
content of any audit note anywhere.
The sibling delete branch was hardened for exactly this and carries a comment
saying the delete "was keyed on the note id ALONE -- any authenticated user
who could reach this route could delete any audit note in any organization".
Whoever fixed it did not carry the same scope to the update path.
That delete branch also turned out to be org-scoped but NOT bound to the audit
in the URL, so an assignee of one audit could delete notes from another audit
in the same workspace. Both ids now scope both branches: `auditSessionId`
stops cross-AUDIT access, `auditSession.organizationId` stops cross-ORG.
The write is scoped in its own right via `updateMany` + affected-count check
rather than trusting the read above to have filtered — a unique-only `where`
cannot carry the parent scope, and the two must not drift apart later.
Swept every other `auditNote` operation in the codebase — asset-details
service, note-service, pdf-helpers, the audit note route, and this route's
loader. All already scoped; this branch was the only one.
Tests assert the WHERE clauses rather than behaviour, because the predicate IS
the tenant boundary: if a refactor drops it the note becomes globally
addressable again and no behavioural assertion would notice. They also assert
the unscoped shapes (`findUnique`/`update`) are not called, so reverting to
them fails.
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- Around line 520-534: Move the scoped AuditNote lookup using auditSessionId and
organizationId before the image-upload loop in the action handling the audit
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final scoped update fails. Add a regression test confirming an invalid note
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The scoped note lookup added in the previous commit sat inside the transaction, which runs AFTER the upload loop. So a request naming a note in another audit — or another organization — was correctly refused, but only once the images had been written to storage and to the database. The refusal was right; the ordering left the side effect behind. The lookup now runs before any upload. The in-transaction check stays, because the note can still be deleted between the two, and that path now rolls the uploads back rather than stranding them in storage with nothing pointing at them. Cleanup is best-effort and swallows its own errors: a failure there must not mask the original error, which is the one the caller needs. Also drops the `any` casts from the test doubles this PR introduced — the transaction callback is typed to the ops it actually exposes, and the action args use `Parameters<typeof action>[0]`. The eight pre-existing `as any` in that file are left alone; they predate this PR and are not what it is about. Tests: the scoped lookup is now asserted on `db` rather than `tx`, and a new case pins that an out-of-audit note causes NO upload at all — the ordering bug, which the previous tests could not have caught because they only checked that the request was refused. Raised by CodeRabbit on #2900.
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- Around line 494-521: Scope every note operation in the audit details route by
adding auditAssetId: auditAssetId alongside the existing id, auditSessionId, and
organization predicates: targetNote, noteToDelete, deleteMany, existingNote, and
updateMany must all bind the body-supplied noteId to the URL asset. In
apps/webapp/test/routes-tests/_layout+/audits.scan.details.injection.test.ts
lines 235-257, add a regression case for a same-audit note belonging to another
asset and assert refusal with no upload.
Apply the same fix in
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All five `noteId` predicates on this route — the delete lookup and delete, the pre-upload lookup, and the in-transaction read and update — were scoped to the audit and the organization but not to `auditAssetId`. Checked before adding it, because `AuditNote.auditAssetId` is nullable and binding it would break any audit-level note flowing through here. Nothing does: this route CREATES notes with `auditAssetId` set and its loader LISTS them filtered by the same field, so every note it deals with is asset-scoped by construction. The mutations now match the read and the write. Worth being accurate about severity rather than inheriting the framing of the earlier findings on this PR. This is NOT a privilege boundary: assignment is per-audit, so an assignee already reaches every asset in that audit through the UI. It is a data-integrity fix — a crafted request could append images to, or delete, a note belonging to a sibling asset, which the page never offered and the user never saw. The boundaries proper are `auditSessionId` (cross-audit) and `auditSession.organizationId` (cross-organization), both already in place. Raised by CodeRabbit on #2900.
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… detail #2900 landed on main while this PR was open and closed a hole on the mobile audit detail route: an unassigned BASE or SELF_SERVICE user could fetch any audit in the workspace by id, with its assets, scans, notes and progress. Its own comment is explicit that the READ had to be gated, not merely the CTA. This PR adds another mobile audit read route, and it returns the notes and photos people recorded — the same class of data, with no assignee check. Merging it as it stood would have reopened that hole through a new door, on the same day the old one was closed. The write halves already require assignment through requireAuditAssetInSession; reading was the loose end. Same guard, same shape as the detail route, including resolving the role from ALL roles rather than roles[0]: getMobileUserContext sets role = roles[0], so a membership ordered [SELF_SERVICE, ADMIN] would otherwise refuse a real admin who is not assigned. Two tests: that a self-service caller is passed to the guard as such, and that a member holding both roles is not. Removing the guard fails both and nothing else.
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What
Audit routes authorized the verb and not the object.
audit:readandaudit:updatesay a member may work with audits; they never say they may workwith this audit. Five surfaces acted on that permission alone.
Fixes an externally reported issue plus three from the detail.dev scan.
The reported issue
Reported against
shelf@2.1.2by an outside researcher and reproduced by themlocally with an unassigned
BASEattacker. Verified still live onmainbefore writing the fix. Two independent flaws on
/api/audits/:auditId/assets/:assetId/images:1. No assignment check, on either verb.
An unassigned member could read the evidence attached to any audit in the
workspace.
2. The delete never bound
imageIdto its parent.Scoped by organization alone, so it could name an image belonging to an
entirely different audit than the URL named.
That second one is the destructive half:
deleteAuditImageremoves thestorage objects before the database row, so an unscoped lookup destroys
the evidence irreversibly even if the row delete were to fail afterwards.
The fix
deleteAuditImagenow takesauditSessionIdas a required parameter —not an optional one — so the compiler forces every call site to state which
audit it is acting on, and
auditAssetIdbinds to the specific parent rowwhen the route names one.
Both routes gate on
requireAuditAssignee, which already short-circuits forADMIN/OWNER. The 404 is deliberately uniform — a real image in another audit
and an unknown id return the same message, so this cannot be used to probe
which ids exist.
Making the parameter required found a second site
The compiler pointed straight at
audits.$auditId.scan.$auditAssetId.details,which had the same unbound delete. Inspecting it turned up something neither
the report nor the scan covers: its action was ungated entirely. The loader
checks assignment; the action did not, across every intent it handles — notes,
condition, evidence deletion. Guard hoisted there too.
Also fixed — same shape, from the scan
complete-audit.remove-assetandbulk-remove-assetshad nothing, so an unassigned member could strip assets out of anyone's audit by direct POST — the loader'scanRemoveAssetsis display-only. One guard now sits ahead of the intent branches so a new intent inherits it.cancel-auditkeeps its narrower creator-or-admin rule insidecancelAuditSession.audits.add-assetslet any member widen the scope of any pending audit in the workspace.isAssigneepurely to decide whether to render a "Complete Audit" button, and never gated the read. The web overview loader already gated it; mobile did not.Sweep
Checked every audit surface. Already guarded, left alone:
cancel-audit,record-scan,upload-image,mobile/complete,mobile/image,mobile/note, andgenerate-pdf.generate-pdfnearly became a false positive — its assignment check lives infetchAllAuditPdfRelatedData, not in the route, so grepping route files forrequireAuditAssigneeunder-reports it. Worth knowing before the next sweep ofthis area.
Deliberately not guarded, and why:
audits.start(creating an audit cannotrequire an assignment that does not exist yet),
audits.ts/get-pending/team-members(org-scoped list reads that feed pickers), andbulk-actions(passes
isSelfServiceOrBaseinto the service, which scopes the where clause).Blast radius
Confined to a single workspace.
AuditImagecarries its ownorganizationId,and the reporter explicitly confirmed cross-organization read and delete did
not reproduce. No escalation to Owner.
Tests
test/routes-tests/api+/audits.images.authorization.test.ts(5) — the reportedvector end to end:
getAuditImagesis never calledgood enough when storage objects go first
auditSessionIdandauditAssetIdforwarded from the URL)isSelfServiceOrBaseis forwarded, so ADMIN/OWNER are not wrongly blockedPlus 3 in
image.service.server.test.ts, including an image belonging to adifferent audit, asserting no storage file is removed.
The RBAC gate is mocked to pass in these tests, so a green result proves
the assignment check is what refuses — not the permission check.
Verified: 295 audit module tests, 71 audit route tests, typecheck and ESLint
clean.
Disclosure
GHSA-433r-fpjf-cc4h is in triage with the reporter waiting. It needs a reply,
and publishing with credit once this ships.
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