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fix: reject invalid user password hashes at startup - #1178
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change makes startup reject malformed bcrypt password hashes and name the affected user. The two earlier concerns, about non-canonical prefixes and invalid final checksum characters, are reported as addressed and covered by tests. No remaining merge risk is identified. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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Review comments at @internal/utils/user_utils.go:
- Line 90: Update isBcryptHash to explicitly validate the supported bcrypt
version tag, both `$` delimiters, and the two cost digits before accepting a
hash; retain the existing body validation.
- Around line 94-98: Update isBcryptHash to reject bcrypt hashes whose final
salt or checksum characters have noncanonical Base64 tail bits, in addition to
validating the alphabet. Add regression cases confirming GetUsers rejects a
noncanonical final salt character and a checksum ending in H where the canonical
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Configured local users (TINYAUTH_AUTH_USERS / users file) were loaded without validating the password field, and bcrypt ignores any bytes after a complete 60-char hash. A malformed, truncated or trailing-garbage hash was accepted silently and only surfaced as a confusing failed login. GetUsers now verifies each password is exactly one well-formed bcrypt hash (prefix, cost and base64 body) and fails startup naming the user, instead of loading an account that can never authenticate. The ParseUser primitive is unchanged, so the verify and generate-totp commands that call it directly keep working. Refs tinyauthapp#685 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Refs #685
Problem
Configured local users (
TINYAUTH_AUTH_USERS/ users file) are loaded without validating the password field, and bcrypt ignores any bytes after a complete 60-char hash. A malformed, truncated, or trailing-garbage hash is accepted silently and only surfaces later as a confusing failed login with no startup signal.Change
GetUsers/ParseUsersnow verify each password is exactly one well-formed bcrypt hash (prefix, cost, and the 22-char salt + 31-char base64 body) and fail startup naming the user.ParseUserprimitive is unchanged, so theuser verifyandgenerate-totpcommands that call it directly keep working.Behaviour change
A user whose hash is malformed now stops startup instead of loading an account that can never authenticate. That account was already non-functional; this surfaces it immediately.
Testing
make vet,go test -race ./...pass.$2a$10$+53×!), a valid hash with trailing bytes (all rejected, user named), and a valid hash + TOTP (loads).From the #685 startup-issues thread; a small hardening follow-up, independent of the four fix PRs. It touches the same file as one of them, so a trivial rebase may be needed depending on merge order.
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$2a$,$2b$, and$2y$formats continue to load, including when a TOTP secret is present.