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This commit introduces comprehensive authentication support for the cloud event notifications REST API v2, enabling secure communication in production environments. **Authentication Methods:** - mTLS (Mutual TLS) authentication with client certificate validation - OAuth JWT token authentication with strict issuer validation - Support for both OpenShift OAuth server and Kubernetes ServiceAccount tokens - Flexible authentication configuration via JSON config files **OpenShift Integration:** - Native OpenShift Service CA integration for automatic certificate management - OpenShift OAuth server integration for JWT token validation - ServiceAccount-based authentication for pod-to-pod communication - Dynamic cluster name configuration for multi-cluster deployments **Security Features:** - Strict OAuth validation with issuer verification - Comprehensive token validation (expiration, audience, signature) - Client certificate validation with configurable CA trust - Path-based authentication middleware (health endpoints bypass auth) - Localhost connection support for internal health checks **Configuration Options:** - JSON-based authentication configuration - Support for OpenShift Service CA and cert-manager - Configurable OAuth scopes and audience validation - Environment-based cluster name configuration **Core Implementation:** - `v2/auth.go`: OAuth and mTLS authentication middleware and validation logic - `v2/server.go`: Enhanced server with authentication support and TLS configuration - `go.mod`/`go.sum`: Added golang-jwt/jwt/v5 dependency for JWT validation **Documentation:** - `AUTHENTICATION.md`: Comprehensive authentication configuration guide - `OPENSHIFT_AUTHENTICATION.md`: OpenShift-specific deployment and configuration - `README.md`: Updated with authentication feature overview and links **Examples and Templates:** - `auth-config-example.json`: Example authentication configuration - `examples/openshift-auth-config.json`: OpenShift-specific configuration template - `examples/openshift-manifests.yaml`: Complete OpenShift deployment manifests - `examples/README.md`: Documentation for example configurations - **Multi-Issuer Support**: Accepts both OpenShift OAuth tokens and Kubernetes ServiceAccount tokens - **Strict Validation**: No authentication bypass mechanisms, exact issuer matching required - **Comprehensive Error Handling**: Clear error messages without exposing sensitive information - **Production Ready**: Designed for secure production deployments in OpenShift clusters - Authentication is optional and configurable - Existing deployments continue to work without authentication - Health check endpoints remain accessible for monitoring - Graceful fallback for non-authenticated deployments This implementation provides enterprise-grade security for cloud event notifications while maintaining compatibility with existing deployments and supporting flexible authentication scenarios across different Kubernetes environments. Resolves authentication requirements for secure cloud event communication in production OpenShift environments. Signed-off-by: Jack Ding <jackding@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Jack Ding <jackding@gmail.com>
- Enhanced swagger.json with mTLS and OAuth 2.0 security definitions - Added authentication requirements for protected endpoints (POST, DELETE operations) - Updated API descriptions with detailed authentication documentation - Added comprehensive error response documentation (401 Unauthorized) - Expanded tags.json with detailed API categories and descriptions - Updated dev-readme.md with authentication testing examples - Regenerated rest_api_v2.md with complete API reference including security model - Added security schemes documentation for dual authentication (mTLS + OAuth) - Included contact information and license details in API specification - Validated swagger specification for compliance with OpenAPI 2.0 standard The updated documentation provides complete guidance for: - mTLS certificate authentication setup - OAuth 2.0 Bearer token authentication - Dual authentication testing scenarios - Protected vs public endpoint identification - Comprehensive error handling documentation Signed-off-by: Jack Ding <jackding@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Jack Ding <jackding@gmail.com>
This commit updates the O-RAN Cloud Notification API specification (oran.md)
to include comprehensive authentication and security documentation:
Authentication Mechanisms:
- Added new Chapter 4: Authentication and Security
- Documented mTLS (Mutual TLS) authentication at transport layer
- Documented OAuth 2.0 authentication at application layer
- Described dual authentication approach (mTLS + OAuth)
Security Features:
- Certificate-based client authentication (X.509)
- Bearer token authentication (JWT - JSON Web Tokens)
- Support for OpenShift OAuth and Kubernetes ServiceAccount tokens
- Token validation: issuer, audience, signature, expiration, scopes
- Certificate verification against trusted CA
- OpenShift Service CA integration
Authentication Requirements:
- Added authentication requirements table by endpoint and HTTP method
- POST /subscriptions: requires authentication (mTLS and/or OAuth)
- DELETE /subscriptions: requires authentication
- DELETE /subscriptions/{id}: requires authentication
- GET endpoints: public (no authentication required)
- /health endpoint: always public
Response Codes:
- Added 401 Unauthorized responses to POST and DELETE operations
- Updated response code descriptions with authentication details
- Clarified error scenarios for failed authentication
Security Considerations:
- Certificate management best practices
- Token management and lifecycle
- RBAC integration with Kubernetes ServiceAccount tokens
- Localhost exception for Helper/Sidecar containers
- Defense-in-depth security model
Configuration Examples:
- mTLS client certificate authentication example
- OAuth 2.0 Bearer token authentication example
- Dual authentication (mTLS + OAuth) example
- curl command examples for all authentication scenarios
Updated Documentation:
- Enhanced Authorization header description with OAuth details
- Added note about mTLS certificate verification at TLS layer
- Updated Table of Contents with new authentication chapter
- Maintained O-RAN specification formatting and structure
This update aligns the O-RAN specification with the implemented
authentication features in rest-api v2 and provides comprehensive
guidance for Event Consumers implementing secure API access.
Signed-off-by: Jack Ding <jackding@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Jack Ding <jackding@gmail.com>
Extend the WIP auth work to satisfy CNF-26787 and the related security bugs (OCPBUGS-116059/116202/116139/116791/116817): - Replace insecure JWT ParseUnverified (no signature check) with a TokenValidator interface. rest-api stays free of any Kubernetes client dependency; cloud-event-proxy supplies a TokenReview-based validator. Fail closed when OAuth is enabled but no validator is installed. Drop the golang-jwt dependency. - Apply authentication to ALL data endpoints (GET reads and CurrentState included), not just mutating ones. /health and / stay open for probes. - mTLS: use VerifyClientCertIfGiven so the trusted loopback fast-path (same-pod) still works while any presented certificate is verified against the CA pool; the middleware requires a verified certificate for all non-loopback requests. - Honor the centrally-managed TLS profile (CNF-21982): apply MinVersion and CipherSuites from AuthConfig instead of hardcoding TLS 1.2/defaults. - Remove InsecureSkipVerify on the endpoint-validation HTTPClient; verify against the CA pool. Add SSRF hardening (validateEndpointURI) on subscriber/publisher callback URIs, rejecting link-local, multicast, unspecified and cloud-metadata addresses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Jack Ding <jackding@gmail.com>
Rename applyTLSProfile to ApplyTLSProfile so cloud-event-proxy's client config can apply the same centrally-managed TLS profile (min version and cipher suites) when building its mTLS client, keeping server and client TLS policy consistent per CNF-21982. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Jack Ding <jackding@gmail.com>
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WalkthroughThe REST API adds configurable mTLS and OAuth authentication, TLS profiles, bearer-token validation hooks, SSRF-resistant endpoint validation, protected route wiring, OpenShift deployment manifests, and expanded API documentation. ChangesREST API authentication
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80-95: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🛡️ Analyzed with Security Review | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winSecurity Misconfiguration
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CWE: CWE-16Document authentication for every protected GET operation.
applyAuth(..., true)protects five GET routes, butv2/swagger.jsonomits thesecurityrequirement and401response for four routes and omitsGET /publishers/{publisherid}. Add the mTLS and OAuth2 requirement with thereadscope and a401response to all five operations. Regenerate the Swagger and README documentation. Keep/healthpublic.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@AUTHENTICATION.md`:
- Around line 46-55: Update AUTHENTICATION.md lines 46-55 to remove the five GET
routes from the public-endpoint section and document them as protected when
authentication is enabled; update AUTHENTICATION.md lines 294-305 with
client-certificate and bearer-token curl examples for the mTLS and OAuth modes.
Use the existing endpoint names and authentication guidance without changing
unrelated documentation.
- Line 81: Remove the OAuth Only deployment guidance from AUTHENTICATION.md, or
update the corresponding server configuration and client examples to provide TLS
for OAuth-only mode and use https:// URLs instead of documenting bearer tokens
over HTTP.
- Around line 112-120: Update the OAuth documentation and examples to match
AuthConfig: replace oauthIssuer, oauthJWKSURL, requiredScopes, and
requiredAudience with requiredAudiences, document TLS profile fields, and state
the TokenValidator installation requirement. Apply these changes at
AUTHENTICATION.md lines 112-120 and 128-142; OPENSHIFT_AUTHENTICATION.md lines
85-100, 120-135, 148-153, 220-234, and 302-317; README.md lines 19-28; and
examples/openshift-manifests.yaml lines 47-61, ensuring the examples configure
the API audience constraint.
In `@examples/openshift-manifests.yaml`:
- Around line 154-159: Create a dedicated Service CA-injected ConfigMap with the
service.beta.openshift.io/inject-cabundle: "true" annotation, and update the
ca-bundle volume in both examples to reference it instead of
cloud-event-proxy-tls, mounting the injected service-ca.crt at
/etc/cloud-event-proxy/ca-bundle. Apply the change in
examples/openshift-manifests.yaml lines 154-159 and OPENSHIFT_AUTHENTICATION.md
lines 270-279.
- Around line 79-87: Add a dedicated ClusterRole granting create access to
tokenreviews and a ClusterRoleBinding associating it with the validator’s
ServiceAccount in examples/openshift-manifests.yaml (lines 79-87). Update the
corresponding Kubernetes configuration examples in AUTHENTICATION.md (lines
200-214) and OPENSHIFT_AUTHENTICATION.md (lines 186-208) with the same
cluster-scoped role and binding; ensure each site documents the required
TokenReview permission and ServiceAccount association.
In `@v2/auth.go`:
- Around line 110-122: Update validateEndpointURI and the HTTP client flow
around s.HTTPClient.Post to enforce the blocked-address policy on every
DNS-resolved dial, not just the original hostname, and revalidate or reject
every redirect destination before following it. Reuse the existing checks for
link-local, multicast, unspecified, and cloud-metadata addresses while
preserving allowed external destinations.
In `@v2/routes.go`:
- Around line 81-85: Enforce SSRF checks at connection time rather than relying
only on validateEndpointURI: before each outbound connection, resolve the
endpoint and reject every RFC1918 or IPv6 unique-local address, including DNS
results, while preserving localhost when required by RHT-0003. Apply this to
v2/routes.go lines 81-85 and 207-211, covering both outbound request paths.
In `@v2/server.go`:
- Line 674: Update the server startup logic around s.authConfig.EnableMTLS so
OAuth-enabled configurations also require TLS when EnableMTLS is false. Ensure
the OAuth-only path does not call ListenAndServe without transport encryption;
use the existing TLS startup or trusted TLS-terminator enforcement while
preserving current behavior for configurations without OAuth.
- Around line 310-313: Update Start and initMTLSCACertPool so mTLS startup fails
closed when CACertPath is empty or the CA pool cannot be initialized: return or
propagate the initialization error instead of logging and continuing with a nil
or empty caCertPool. Preserve successful startup only when the configured CA
certificate pool is valid and pass that pool to ClientCAs.
- Line 320: Set MinVersion to tls.VersionTLS12 in both TLS configuration
literals, including the tlsClientConfig initialization, before ApplyTLSProfile
may override it with the configured profile.
In `@v2/swagger.json`:
- Around line 29-32: Update the mTLS security definition in v2/swagger.json and
its corresponding documentation in docs/rest_api_v2.md (lines 79-84) so it
describes a client-certificate requirement rather than HTTP Basic
authentication. Use a Swagger 2.0 vendor extension with clear client-certificate
guidance, or migrate the contract to OpenAPI 3.1 with security scheme type
mutualTLS; keep both representations consistent.
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In `@v2/swagger.json`:
- Around line 80-95: Update the Swagger definitions for all five GET operations
protected by applyAuth(..., true), including getSubscriptions and GET
/publishers/{publisherid}, to declare both mTLS and OAuth2 authentication with
the read scope and document a 401 response. Regenerate the Swagger and README
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| - `GET /publishers/{publisherid}` - Get publisher details | ||
| - `GET /{ResourceAddress}/CurrentState` - Get current state |
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Document GET routes as authenticated when authentication is enabled.
The PR protects all five GET routes. The public-endpoint section and unauthenticated curl examples instruct clients to omit credentials. Those requests return 401 Unauthorized when mTLS or OAuth is enabled.
AUTHENTICATION.md#L46-L55: move all listed GET routes to the protected-endpoint behavior.AUTHENTICATION.md#L294-L305: add the required client certificate and bearer token examples for enabled authentication modes.
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In `@AUTHENTICATION.md` around lines 46 - 55, Update AUTHENTICATION.md lines 46-55
to remove the five GET routes from the public-endpoint section and document them
as protected when authentication is enabled; update AUTHENTICATION.md lines
294-305 with client-certificate and bearer-token curl examples for the mTLS and
OAuth modes. Use the existing endpoint names and authentication guidance without
changing unrelated documentation.
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Sensitive Data Exposure
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-319 — Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information
Do not document OAuth-only authentication over HTTP.
When OAuth is enabled without mTLS, the server uses ListenAndServe() and sends bearer tokens over cleartext. Add TLS support for OAuth-only mode and use https:// in client examples, or remove this deployment guidance.
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In `@AUTHENTICATION.md` at line 81, Remove the OAuth Only deployment guidance from
AUTHENTICATION.md, or update the corresponding server configuration and client
examples to provide TLS for OAuth-only mode and use https:// URLs instead of
documenting bearer tokens over HTTP.
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| EnableOAuth bool `json:"enableOAuth"` | ||
| OAuthIssuer string `json:"oauthIssuer"` // OpenShift OAuth server URL | ||
| OAuthJWKSURL string `json:"oauthJWKSURL"` // OpenShift JWKS endpoint | ||
| RequiredScopes []string `json:"requiredScopes"` // Required OAuth scopes | ||
| RequiredAudience string `json:"requiredAudience"` // Required OAuth audience | ||
| ServiceAccountName string `json:"serviceAccountName"` // ServiceAccount for client authentication | ||
| ServiceAccountToken string `json:"serviceAccountToken"` // ServiceAccount token path | ||
| UseOpenShiftOAuth bool `json:"useOpenShiftOAuth"` // Use OpenShift's built-in OAuth server (recommended for all cluster sizes) | ||
| } |
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Broken Authentication
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-287 — Improper Authentication
Replace the obsolete OAuth configuration model in the documentation and examples.
AuthConfig uses RequiredAudiences and an injected TokenValidator. Replace oauthIssuer, oauthJWKSURL, requiredScopes, and requiredAudience with requiredAudiences. Document the TLS profile fields and the TokenValidator installation requirement.
Update these locations:
AUTHENTICATION.md#L112-L120,AUTHENTICATION.md#L128-L142OPENSHIFT_AUTHENTICATION.md#L85-L100,#L120-L135,#L148-L153,#L220-L234, and#L302-L317README.md#L19-L28examples/openshift-manifests.yaml#L47-L61
The current JSON uses unknown fields, so it does not configure the required API audience. The validator therefore receives no configured audience constraint.
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In `@AUTHENTICATION.md` around lines 112 - 120, Update the OAuth documentation and
examples to match AuthConfig: replace oauthIssuer, oauthJWKSURL, requiredScopes,
and requiredAudience with requiredAudiences, document TLS profile fields, and
state the TokenValidator installation requirement. Apply these changes at
AUTHENTICATION.md lines 112-120 and 128-142; OPENSHIFT_AUTHENTICATION.md lines
85-100, 120-135, 148-153, 220-234, and 302-317; README.md lines 19-28; and
examples/openshift-manifests.yaml lines 47-61, ensuring the examples configure
the API audience constraint.
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Grant cluster-scoped TokenReview access.
cloud-event-proxy uses Kubernetes TokenReview through its TokenValidator. A validation error rejects the request. tokenreviews is cluster-scoped, so the current namespaced Role and RoleBinding cannot grant create access.
Add a dedicated ClusterRole and ClusterRoleBinding for the ServiceAccount used by the validator. Apply this to examples/openshift-manifests.yaml, AUTHENTICATION.md, and OPENSHIFT_AUTHENTICATION.md.
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In `@examples/openshift-manifests.yaml` around lines 79 - 87, Add a dedicated
ClusterRole granting create access to tokenreviews and a ClusterRoleBinding
associating it with the validator’s ServiceAccount in
examples/openshift-manifests.yaml (lines 79-87). Update the corresponding
Kubernetes configuration examples in AUTHENTICATION.md (lines 200-214) and
OPENSHIFT_AUTHENTICATION.md (lines 186-208) with the same cluster-scoped role
and binding; ensure each site documents the required TokenReview permission and
ServiceAccount association.
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| - name: ca-bundle | ||
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In OpenShift Container Platform, the Service CA Operator manages two distinct, commonly confused certificate-related operations: injecting the service CA bundle into a ConfigMap and requesting a serving certificate for a service. 1. Injecting the Service CA Bundle To make a service's CA certificate available to your pods for TLS verification, you use the service.beta.openshift.io/inject-cabundle=true annotation on a ConfigMap [1][2]. - Mechanism: When you add this annotation to a ConfigMap, the Service CA Operator automatically injects the service CA certificate into the service-ca.crt key within that ConfigMap [1][3]. - Warning: The Service CA Operator will delete any existing data in the ConfigMap when this annotation is applied [1][2]. It is recommended to use a dedicated ConfigMap solely for this purpose rather than one containing application configuration [1][2]. - Usage: Once injected, you mount this ConfigMap into your pod's container as a volume to allow your application to trust connections signed by the cluster's internal service CA [1][3]. 2. Requesting a Serving Certificate To secure communication to a service, you generate a serving certificate signed by the internal service CA [4][5]. - Mechanism: Annotate the target Service with service.beta.openshift.io/serving-cert-secret-name=<secret_name> [4][5]. - Result: The Service CA Operator observes this annotation and automatically creates a Secret named <secret_name> in the same namespace containing the generated certificate and key pair [4][6]. - Rotation: You can manually trigger certificate rotation by deleting the generated Secret, which causes the operator to automatically create a new one [4][5]. Do not confuse the Service CA injection (service.beta.openshift.io/inject-cabundle) with the Cluster Network Operator's trusted CA injection (config.openshift.io/inject-trusted-cabundle), which is used for custom, cluster-wide trust bundles and requires a different label [7][8].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/openshift_container_platform/4.21/html/security_and_compliance/configuring-certificates
- 2: https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/openshift_container_platform/4.2/html/authentication/configuring-certificates
- 3: https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/openshift_container_platform/4.18/html/security_and_compliance/configuring-certificates
- 4: https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/openshift_container_platform/4.17/html/security_and_compliance/configuring-certificates
- 5: https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/openshift_container_platform/4.16/html/security_and_compliance/configuring-certificates
- 6: https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/red_hat_openshift_ai_self-managed/3.5/html/govern_llm_access_with_models-as-a-service/deploy-and-manage-models-as-a-service
- 7: https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/openshift_container_platform/4.22/html/configuring_network_settings/configuring-a-custom-pki
- 8: https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/openshift_container_platform/4.21/html/configuring_network_settings/configuring-a-custom-pki
Mount an injected Service CA bundle at ca-bundle.
The cloud-event-proxy-tls Secret contains the serving certificate and key. It does not provide the configured service-ca.crt file. Create a dedicated ConfigMap with service.beta.openshift.io/inject-cabundle: "true" and mount it at /etc/cloud-event-proxy/ca-bundle in both examples. Otherwise, CA loading fails during TLS setup.
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Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-918 — Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
Enforce the SSRF policy at connection time for both outbound requests.
validateEndpointURI intentionally permits localhost, IP literals, and FQDNs. It does not reject RFC1918 or IPv6 unique-local addresses, and it does not validate DNS results. Check every resolved address before each connection. Preserve localhost if RHT-0003 requires it.
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| if authConfig != nil && authConfig.EnableMTLS && authConfig.CACertPath != "" { | ||
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| log.Errorf("failed to initialize mTLS CA certificate pool: %v", err) | ||
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In Go's crypto/tls package, the ClientCAs field in tls.Config defines the set of root certificate authorities that a server uses to verify client certificates [1][2]. If ClientCAs is left nil, the default behavior depends on the context of the TLS handshake, but for server-side client authentication, it generally means the server has no trusted roots to verify against, which will cause verification to fail for any provided client certificate [1][2]. When using VerifyClientCertIfGiven: 1. The server requests a client certificate during the handshake [1][2]. 2. The client is not required to send one [1][2]. 3. If the client does send a certificate, it is required to be valid, which means it must chain to a certificate in the Config.ClientCAs pool [1][2]. If ClientCAs is nil, the server will not be able to verify any certificate provided by the client, as there is no trust anchor [1][2]. Consequently, if a client provides a certificate, the TLS handshake will fail with an error because the server cannot establish a valid certificate chain [3]. It is important to note that ClientCAs is distinct from the system root CAs used by a client (Config.RootCAs) [4][5]. Go does not automatically populate ClientCAs with the system root certificates because servers typically require a specific, restricted set of trusted CAs for mutual TLS (mTLS) authentication [1][2]. If you want your server to trust certificates signed by the system's root CA store, you must explicitly load them into the ClientCAs pool using x509.SystemCertPool [4][5]. Example of initializing ClientCAs with system roots: roots, err:= x509.SystemCertPool if err!= nil { // handle error } config:= &tls.Config{ ClientAuth: tls.VerifyClientCertIfGiven, ClientCAs: roots, }
Citations:
- 1: https://pkg.go.dev/crypto/tls@go1.26.5
- 2: https://github.com/golang/go/blob/master/src/crypto/tls/common.go
- 3: GitHub issue 70783 in golang/go (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73689148/adding-certificate-to-a-rest-call
- 5: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76309074/golang-tls-client-error-x509-certificate-signed-by-unknown-authority
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Security Misconfiguration
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Difficult
CWE: CWE-295 — Improper Certificate Validation
Fail closed when the mTLS CA pool cannot initialize.
When CACertPath is empty or unreadable, s.caCertPool remains nil. Start passes nil to ClientCAs, causing Go to use system roots for client certificate verification. A client certificate with client-auth usage can then pass without chaining to the configured CA. If PEM parsing fails, the empty pool rejects valid clients instead. Reject mTLS startup when the CA path is missing or initialization fails.
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In `@v2/server.go` around lines 310 - 313, Update Start and initMTLSCACertPool so
mTLS startup fails closed when CACertPath is empty or the CA pool cannot be
initialized: return or propagate the initialization error instead of logging and
continuing with a nil or empty caCertPool. Preserve successful startup only when
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| // is enabled we verify the endpoint's server certificate against the CA | ||
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The CI lint job enables gosec with a failing exit code. G402 flags both literals before ApplyTLSProfile sets the runtime value. Add tls.VersionTLS12; ApplyTLSProfile can still replace it with the configured profile.
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tlsClientConfig := &tls.Config{
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Sensitive Data Exposure
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-319 — Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information
Serve OAuth-only mode through TLS.
When EnableOAuth is true and EnableMTLS is false, the server calls ListenAndServe. Bearer tokens can then cross the network without transport encryption. Require TLS whenever OAuth is enabled, or enforce a trusted TLS terminator.
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In `@v2/server.go` at line 674, Update the server startup logic around
s.authConfig.EnableMTLS so OAuth-enabled configurations also require TLS when
EnableMTLS is false. Ensure the OAuth-only path does not call ListenAndServe
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The OpenAPI Specification provides specific mechanisms for defining security schemes depending on the version. OpenAPI 2.0 (Swagger 2.0) In OpenAPI 2.0, security is defined in the securityDefinitions object at the root level [1][2]. For Basic Authentication, the type must be set to basic [3][2]. OpenAPI 2.0 does not natively include a dedicated mutual TLS (mTLS) security scheme type [2]. Example for Basic Authentication in 2.0: securityDefinitions: BasicAuth: type: basic security: - BasicAuth: [] OpenAPI 3.1 In OpenAPI 3.1, security schemes are defined within the components/securitySchemes object [4]. A dedicated mutualTLS security scheme type is supported [5][6]. Example for mutualTLS in 3.1: components: securitySchemes: MutualTLS: type: mutualTLS description: Mutual TLS authentication required. security: - MutualTLS: [] The mutualTLS security scheme type was introduced to the specification to allow developers to formally document the requirement for client certificate authentication at the transport layer [7][8]. It requires no additional configuration properties beyond the type definition [6].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/oai/openapi-specification/blob/master/versions/2.0.md
- 2: https://swagger.io/specification/v2/
- 3: https://swagger.io/docs/specification/v2%5F0/authentication/authentication/
- 4: https://spec.openapis.org/oas/v3.1.html
- 5: https://learn.openapis.org/specification/security.html
- 6: https://www.speakeasy.com/openapi/security/security-schemes/security-mutualtls
- 7: GitHub pull request 1764 in OAI/OpenAPI-Specification (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 8: GitHub pull request 2625 in OAI/OpenAPI-Specification (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
Model mTLS as a client-certificate requirement, not HTTP Basic.
v2/swagger.json uses Swagger 2.0 securityDefinitions.mTLS.type: basic, which declares HTTP Basic authentication. The protected server path instead requires a verified r.TLS.PeerCertificates entry, so generated clients may send Basic credentials and receive 401 Unauthorized. Update docs/rest_api_v2.md to match the corrected contract. Use a vendor extension with client-certificate guidance, or migrate to OpenAPI 3.1 and use type: mutualTLS.
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Basic authentication. Use a Swagger 2.0 vendor extension with clear
client-certificate guidance, or migrate the contract to OpenAPI 3.1 with
security scheme type mutualTLS; keep both representations consistent.
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Summary
Enforce mTLS + OAuth authentication on all exposed O-RAN ocloudNotifications v2 REST APIs, implementing CNF-26787. This supersedes the WIP #109, which only protected the mutating endpoints.
Based on O-RAN CR RHT-2025.05.13-O-RAN-CR-0003 "Remove Localhost Constraints".
What changed
v2/auth.go— newTokenValidatorinterface +TokenInfo(no in-library JWT parsing — the previousParseUnverifiedapproach was the vulnerability). Loopback fast-path, mTLS viaVerifyClientCertIfGiven, OAuth delegated to an injected validator.validateEndpointURIrejects SSRF targets (link-local, multicast, unspecified,169.254.169.254). ExportedApplyTLSProfileapplies a centrally-managed TLS profile (min version + IANA cipher suites) per CNF-21982 for PQC readiness.v2/server.go—AuthConfigschema:RequiredAudiences,TLSMinVersion,TLSCipherSuites; droppedOAuthIssuer/JWKSURL/RequiredScopes. Server + HTTP client useApplyTLSProfile; noInsecureSkipVerify.v2/routes.go— all 5 GET routes now require auth;createSubscription/createPublishervalidate the subscriber callback URI.Security bugs addressed
OCPBUGS-116059, OCPBUGS-116202, OCPBUGS-116139, OCPBUGS-116817, OCPBUGS-116791.
Notes
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