bal 2983 - Lack of Session Expiration on dev env #2894
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services/workflows-service/src/main.ts (1)
101-104: Consider additional security enhancementsWhile the current changes improve security, consider these additional enhancements:
- Add explicit
domainrestriction to prevent cookie exposure across subdomains- Add
pathattribute to limit cookie scope- Consider making
secureenvironment-dependent likehttpOnlyto support local developmentExample implementation:
cookieSession({ name: 'session', keys: [env.SESSION_SECRET], httpOnly: env.ENVIRONMENT_NAME !== 'local', - secure: true, + secure: env.ENVIRONMENT_NAME !== 'local', sameSite: env.ENVIRONMENT_NAME !== 'local' ? 'strict' : 'lax', maxAge: 1000 * 60 * env.SESSION_EXPIRATION_IN_MINUTES, + domain: env.COOKIE_DOMAIN, // Add to env variables + path: '/api', // Restrict to API paths }),
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services/workflows-service/src/main.ts (2)
101-104: Security improvements look good!
The changes enhance session security through:
- Setting
httpOnlyto prevent XSS attacks - Enforcing
securecookies for HTTPS-only transmission - Using appropriate
sameSitepolicies to prevent CSRF attacks
101-104: Verify security configuration completeness
Let's ensure the security changes are comprehensive across the application.
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Security configuration is properly implemented
The security measures in the codebase are comprehensive and well-configured:
- Cookie security is properly handled with
httpOnly,secure, andsameSiteoptions in the main application - Security headers are implemented using Helmet middleware
- CORS is properly configured with explicit allowed origins
- HTTPS is enforced in production environments with proper URL configurations
- No other cookie configurations found that require similar security settings
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# Check for proper session secret configuration
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rg "SESSION_SECRET" .env* || echo "No .env files found"
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services/workflows-service/src/auth/session-serializer.ts (1)
51-51: Consider the implications of switching fromselecttoincludeWhile both approaches achieve similar results, using
includemight load more data than necessary. Theselectapproach is generally more efficient as it explicitly specifies the required fields.Consider reverting to the more precise
selectapproach:-include: { userToProjects: { select: { projectId: true } } }, +select: { userToProjects: { select: { projectId: true } } },
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services/workflows-service/src/auth/session-serializer.ts (2)
Line range hint 37-42: LGTM: Proper session expiration handling
The session expiration check is properly implemented, validating both the existence of expiration time and comparing it with the current time before proceeding with deserialization.
51-51: Verify query performance impact
Let's verify if the change from select to include affects query performance.
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No performance concerns with the query pattern
The query pattern using include with nested select is appropriate here as it:
- Only fetches the minimal required data (
projectId) from the relateduserToProjectsrecords - Is used in a single user context (deserializeUser) where the relationship data is necessary
- Follows Prisma's recommended approach for efficient relationship loading
The query is well-optimized by selecting only the needed fields and using proper relationship loading strategy.
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