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fix: stop leaking secrets through logs and session storage - #206
This PR now also contains #209 (OAuth callback state and nonce checks). #209 was approved by @shafaladhikari and @Koosha-Owji and merged into this branch, so its changes reach main with this PR. Please merge with a merge commit, not a squash.
Summary
This started as "stop leaking secrets", and grew while testing against the starter kit. It now covers three things:
1. No more secrets in logs or session storage
The SDK no longer logs the token request or response, the OAuth state, the user profile, session contents or stored values.
client_secret is no longer written into the user's session (which can be a browser cookie). It's kept in memory instead. Old sessions that still contain it get cleaned up when they're loaded or saved.
A failed token exchange or Account API call now only reports the HTTP status and error code, not the response body.
The SDK no longer forces its own loggers to INFO. That's up to the app.
state is always required and must match the login started in the same session.
The ID token nonce is always checked. A missing nonce or missing ID token is rejected.
state and nonce can only be used once.
FastAPI now returns 400 (not 500) for a rejected callback, and rejects a callback without a code.
3. Bug fixes found while testing
Users were signed out after an app restart, or when a request landed on another worker. The session's device ID is now stored in the session itself.
A successful token refresh hung forever (lock taken twice). Fixed, and refreshed tokens are now saved back to the session.
Account API lookups (force_api=True) went to a placeholder host and came back empty. They now use the token's issuer, or KINDE_HOST as a fallback, and only over HTTPS.
Account API permissions and feature flags were never matched or parsed correctly. Fixed.
Management API feature flags failed for boolean and integer values. Fixed, and the generator re-applies the fix until the API spec is corrected.
The logout URL now includes the redirect parameter Kinde expects, with a new KINDE_POST_LOGOUT_REDIRECT_URI setting.
The full list is in the CHANGELOG.
Behaviour changes
Logins must be started through the SDK in the same session, and opened on the same host as KINDE_REDIRECT_URI.
Logins with custom scopes that leave out openid are rejected.
Users signed in before this release will need to sign in once more.
Account API calls are refused if the only host available is plain HTTP.
- Stop persisting client_secret in each user's session. OAuth now keeps it
in an in-process UserSession.client_secrets map keyed by client_id, so
sessions restored from storage still get the secret for refresh/revoke.
- Remove log lines that emitted the token-exchange payload (incl.
client_secret, code, verifier) and response body, the OAuth state at
WARNING, the whole FastAPI session at WARNING, user details at INFO, and
session values in the framework storage debug logs.
- Drop logging.getLogger("kinde_sdk").setLevel(INFO) calls; a library
should not set its own log level.
- Log normal framework registration at DEBUG instead of WARNING.
- Add a 30s REQUEST_TIMEOUT to all requests calls that had no timeout.
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CHANGELOG.md
kinde_fastapi/framework/fastapi_framework.py
kinde_flask/framework/flask_framework.py
kinde_sdk/auth/base_auth.py
kinde_sdk/core/helpers.py
testv2/testv2_auth/test_account_api_host.py
testv2/testv2_auth/test_log_redaction.py
testv2/testv2_core/test_helpers.py
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OAuth callbacks now require matching state and nonce, validate ID-token claims before storing tokens, and return generic framework errors. Client secrets are excluded from persisted sessions. API host selection, response parsing, storage behavior, request timeouts, logging, and SDK generation also change.
OAuth validates stored state and nonce before code redemption and validates ID-token claims before storing tokens. Flask and FastAPI routes return generic callback errors. Flask stores the user ID after successful OAuth processing.
Keep client secrets out of stored sessions kinde_sdk/auth/oauth.py, kinde_sdk/auth/user_session.py, kinde_sdk/auth/token_manager.py, testv2/testv2_auth/test_session_secrets.py, testv2/testv2_auth/test_user_session.py
OAuth keeps configured client secrets in an in-memory map. UserSession omits secrets from stored user information, and token refresh triggers session persistence.
Resolve API hosts and normalize API responses kinde_sdk/auth/base_auth.py, kinde_sdk/auth/feature_flags.py, kinde_sdk/auth/permissions.py, kinde_sdk/auth/roles.py, generate_management_sdk.py, testv2/testv2_auth/test_account_api_host.py, testv2/testv2_auth/test_feature_flags.py, testv2/testv2_auth/test_permissions.py, testv2/testv2_management/test_feature_flag_value_types.py
Authenticated API clients select configured HTTPS hosts. Permission and feature-flag responses are normalized, API errors use sanitized descriptions, and generated management models accept boolean, integer, or string flag values.
Update storage and standalone-session behavior kinde_sdk/core/storage/storage_manager.py, kinde_sdk/core/session_management.py, testv2/testv2_core/test_storage_manager.py, testv2/testv2_core/test_kinde_session_management.py
StorageManager uses a reentrant lock and reads or persists device IDs. Session management checks active framework and standalone OAuth state.
Set request timeouts and reduce sensitive logging kinde_sdk/core/helpers.py, kinde_sdk/auth/oauth.py, kinde_sdk/auth/token_manager.py, kinde_sdk/core/storage/framework_aware_storage.py, kinde_flask/storage/flask_storage_factory.py, kinde_sdk/core/framework/framework_factory.py, kinde_sdk/auth/portals.py, kinde_sdk/auth/base_auth.py, kinde_fastapi/examples/management_token_example.py, testv2/testv2_core/test_helpers.py, testv2/testv2_auth/test_smart_oauth_integration.py, README.md, CHANGELOG.md
HTTP requests use a shared 30-second timeout. Logs omit sensitive values, successful framework events use debug-level logging, and authentication constructors no longer set the SDK logger level. Tests also control garbage collection during timing measurements.
sequenceDiagram
participant CallbackRoute
participant OAuth
participant TokenEndpoint
CallbackRoute->>OAuth: Pass callback state and code
OAuth->>OAuth: Validate stored state and nonce
OAuth->>TokenEndpoint: Exchange code after validation
TokenEndpoint-->>OAuth: Return token response
OAuth->>OAuth: Validate ID-token claims
OAuth-->>CallbackRoute: Return result or login exception
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kinde-oss/kinde-python-sdk#215: It uses the KINDE_HOST configuration contract and HTTPS host validation introduced in this PR.
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Merge Risk: Low · previous review d7d64
The security fixes are mostly in place. Before or soon after merge, fix the FastAPI logout ordering so a restarted or secondary worker still sends the id_token_hint and revokes tokens. Also redact the remaining helper error logs and align the changelog and host normalization with the shipped behavior. Account API pagination is already tracked separately.
Security Architecture Review
Security architecture risk:🟡 Moderate · up to c8a01
The changes strengthen login checks and reduce secret exposure. The new process-wide credential registry nevertheless couples OAuth configurations through client ID alone, without binding credentials to their issuer or destination. This creates a conditional credential-isolation risk when configurations share an ID. No unauthenticated exploit was established, and custom-storage isolation and deployment recovery remain incompletely verified.
Retained concerns
Medium · security · inferred: The new process-wide registry selects credentials by client ID alone, while token-manager creation independently accepts the session's token URL. If OAuth configurations reuse an ID across issuers or credential contexts, later registration can substitute another configuration's secret; a secretless configuration can also inherit an existing secret. Refresh and revocation then send that selected secret to the independently retained endpoint. Unlike base behavior, these credential and destination choices no longer originate from the same configuration's session metadata. This is a conditional cross-configuration isolation concern, not a demonstrated unauthenticated attack.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The registry concern is bounded to configurations and newly constructed token managers sharing a client ID in one process. Existing initialized token managers retain their captured credential. A wrong credential can affect refresh and revocation or reach a differently owned endpoint, but remote reachability requires additional configuration or storage authority not established here.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
observed — The supplied cross-browser callback candidate remains deferred, not verified. Its cited lines are rejection tests with mocked network responses. Default Flask and FastAPI storage accesses the current request's framework session, countering an assumption that literal user: keys alone establish cross-browser sharing. StorageManager leaves those keys unnamespaced, however, and isolation for arbitrary shared or custom storage remains unproven.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Browser-supplied callback state must match stored login authority before code redemption, and returned ID-token nonce must match before session persistence. ID-token decoding disables signature verification and does not establish issuer, audience or expiry validation; authenticity consequently relies on the configured token endpoint and transport. Base already accepted token responses without this callback validation, so this limitation is not an introduced weakening.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Validated callback artifacts are consumed before exchange, preventing sequential reuse through the same updated storage state even when later validation fails. Consumption is separate read/delete operations, not an atomic transaction. Tokens are still persisted before user-info retrieval completes, so a later lookup failure can leave token state behind; that commit ordering also existed at base and is not reported as a new concern.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Resolve secrets through a registered issuer-and-client configuration that also owns approved token and revocation destinations. Define explicit replacement and removal semantics, and validate worker bootstrap, credential rotation and rollback without relying on credentials preserved by same-process tests.
proposed — Specify per-browser and per-login-attempt isolation for supported shared storage, with atomic consumption where the backend permits it. Validate independent browsers and concurrent callbacks against the same application before claiming deployment-wide single-use login authority.
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In @kinde_sdk/auth/oauth.py:
- Line 63: Update the OAuth initialization logic that writes to
UserSession.client_secrets so an instance with client_secret=None preserves any
existing secret for that client_id. Define and enforce an explicit policy for
conflicting non-empty secrets instead of silently overwriting the shared value.
In @kinde_sdk/auth/user_session.py:
- Line 94: Update _load_from_storage or _save_to_storage to remove client_secret
from user_info before returning or persisting it, so reusing data from
get_user_data cannot restore the legacy secret. Keep the existing client-secrets
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kinde_sdk/auth/base_auth.py
kinde_sdk/auth/oauth.py
kinde_sdk/auth/portals.py
kinde_sdk/auth/token_manager.py
kinde_sdk/auth/user_session.py
kinde_sdk/core/framework/framework_factory.py
kinde_sdk/core/helpers.py
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handle_redirect only checked `state` when the callback carried one, so a
callback with the state parameter stripped skipped validation entirely
and went straight to token exchange (login CSRF / code injection). The
nonce stored at login was also never compared with the ID token.
- Always require state: reject the callback unless a state was stored for
a login started by the SDK in this session and the request presents the
same value. Callbacks with no login in progress (nothing stored) are
rejected before token exchange, with or without a state parameter.
- After token exchange, when a nonce was stored and the response has an
ID token, reject a missing or mismatched `nonce` claim.
- Consume stored state and nonce as soon as state validates, so they are
single-use even if exchange or nonce validation fails. A rejected
callback leaves the pending state in place, so a forged request cannot
clear it to make a later callback pass.
- Stop logging raw state values at warning level.
Adds testv2/testv2_auth/test_oauth_callback_security.py covering the
standalone, Flask and FastAPI callback paths.
The TestSmartOAuthPerformance tests measure wall time over a few
milliseconds. If an automatic full (gen-2) garbage collection is
triggered inside the timed region it adds ~50-110 ms for the current
test-suite heap, failing test_method_delegation_performance (< 10 ms)
regardless of SmartOAuth's delegation cost. Whether that happens depends
only on the allocation history of earlier tests, so adding unrelated
tests can flip it (seen on Python 3.10 CI).
Pause automatic GC only around each timed region and restore it in a
finally block (re-enabling only if it was enabled). Limits are unchanged.
…m sessions
- Only register a client secret when one is configured, so a secretless
OAuth instance for the same client_id can't clear it.
- Drop client_secret from user_info when saving a session and when loading
sessions written by older SDK versions.
- test_session_secrets: start the login through the SDK and pass the stored
state on the callback; add tests for both fixes.
- test_user_session: expect client_secret to be absent from stored and
restored user_info.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…-nonce
Stacks #209 on #206. The only conflict was the state check in
OAuth.handle_redirect; kept #209's version, which already drops the
state values from the logs as #206 does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…stAPI callback
Review follow-up for #209.
- Reject the callback when no nonce was stored for the login (before the
code is redeemed) and when the token response has no ID token. Both
previously skipped the nonce check, so a swapped code from an
authorization request without `openid` could still establish a session.
- FastAPI /callback: reject a missing `code` with 400 before
handle_redirect, which would otherwise consume the pending state, nonce
and code verifier; return 400 for KindeLoginException instead of 500,
matching Flask. Removes the "State not found" branch, which nothing
raises.
- Tests: the no-ID-token test now expects a rejection; add tests for a
missing stored nonce and a missing code (Flask and FastAPI); FastAPI
route tests assert 400 exactly; test_session_secrets returns an ID token
with the login's nonce.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Callback and Account API failures no longer include response bodies. Refreshed
tokens are written back to the session, and the storage device ID is read from
the session so a restart or another worker stays signed in. Management API
feature-flag values accept bool and int, which the API returns but the spec
declares as strings.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Review comments at @kinde_sdk/auth/base_auth.py:
- Around line 67-68: Update the host resolution logic around issuer and
KINDE_HOST so the fallback host is accepted only when it uses HTTPS, matching
the issuer requirement. Reject or omit an HTTP fallback before constructing the
authenticated Account API client, and preserve the existing trailing-slash
normalization for valid hosts.
Review comments at @kinde_sdk/auth/feature_flags.py:
- Line 217: Fetch all pages from the Account API before processing results:
update the feature-flag flow around `_flags_from_api_response` to follow
`starting_after` pagination before building the flag mapping, and update the
permission flow at `kinde_sdk/auth/permissions.py` line 141 to paginate before
extracting keys and checking membership. Apply the feature-flag change at
`kinde_sdk/auth/feature_flags.py` line 217.
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- Around line 92-93: Update the `_device_id` write handling in `get_device_id()`
so a failed write is propagated instead of swallowed; do not use the ID to
namespace records unless its persistence has been confirmed.
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The token issuer was already required to be https, but the KINDE_HOST
fallback was not checked. The client sends the user's access token, so
refuse to create it for a plain HTTP host.
- Session reads and writes in FrameworkAwareStorage, including that
values are not logged.
- Permission keys given as strings, dicts and objects.
- Account API feature flags given as dicts, and flags without a key.
- Device ID with no storage configured, and when the session write fails.
Reviewed the full source diff and ran it locally: pytest testv2 gives 523 passed, 3 skipped. Bandit shows no new findings, and the two “request without timeout” warnings that main has in oauth.py are gone.
The callback hardening looks right. A missing or mismatched state is rejected before anything is deleted, and state and nonce are single-use. The ID token nonce is checked after the exchange, and a response with no ID token is rejected. client_secret stays in memory and is stripped from sessions on save and load, which also cleans old stored sessions. Token errors no longer echo response bodies, and all requests have timeouts. Flask and FastAPI return 400 on rejected callbacks, and Flask binds user_id only after a successful login.
A few non-blocking items:
storage_manager.py still has except Exception: pass around the _device_id write (CodeRabbit’s open comment). A failed write means the device ID doesn’t persist across workers, and nothing says so. Please log it at least.
_get_account_api_host takes the host from the iss claim of an unverified token and sends the bearer token there. HTTPS is required, so the risk is small, but checking iss against the configured KINDE_HOST or domain would close it.
The FastAPI catch-all returns 400 for unexpected server errors. 500 would be more accurate.
A failed device ID write now logs a warning instead of being silently ignored.
The Account API host now always comes from your config. The token's iss is only used if it exactly matches a configured host; otherwise we log a warning and use the configured host.
Flask and FastAPI callbacks now return 500 for unexpected errors, and still return 400 for bad login requests.
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This decodes the payload with signature checks disabled, so the new nonce check does not establish that the ID token was issued by Kinde or for this client. Kinde's JWT guidance calls for signature verification via JWKS and issuer validation; the ID-token contract also includes audience and expiry. TLS to the token endpoint isn't a substitute for validating the signed token, so shouldn't we do this? It would be wise to verify the token against the configured issuer and client ID before trusting its nonce.
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Thanks. The issuer, audience and expiry are now checked. Checking the signature against Kinde's JWKS is a bigger change, so I'll do it in a separate PR (#214)
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This builds a sanitized in-memory copy, but leaves session_data["user_info"] untouched and doesn't write the cleaned value back. A legacy session read with no later save still carries client_secret in the underlying session/cookie, so the advertised cleanup-on-load doesn't happen. Remove it from the stored record and persist/mark the session dirty during load?
…sessions on load
- The ID token's signature still isn't verified, but its issuer must now
match the configured Kinde host, its audience must include the client
ID, and it must not be expired, as OpenID Connect requires.
- When an old session still contains client_secret, write the cleaned
session back as soon as it's loaded, instead of waiting for the next
save.
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Minor · Redact response details in the legacy Account API helpers. · helpers.py:391-392
kinde_sdk/core/helpers.py:391-392 Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Redact response details in the legacy Account API helpers.
This logging was not introduced by the PR. If these public helpers remain supported, they still conflict with the stated redaction goal: error_description and error from an HTTP response reach logger.error and may contain sensitive data. Log only the status and a fixed message, and update the existing tests that expect the response description.
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Review comment at @kinde_sdk/core/helpers.py around lines 391 - 392:
Update the error handling in the legacy Account API helpers so response-derived
error_description and error values are not included in logger.error messages.
Log only the HTTP status and a fixed message, and update existing tests to
expect the redacted message.
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kinde_sdk/auth/base_auth.py: 1
86-97: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Return the normalized origin instead of the raw string.
_https_origin strips whitespace before validation. The hosts list then keeps the raw value and only calls rstrip("/"). A KINDE_HOST such as "https://acme.kinde.com " passes validation, and the trailing space reaches Configuration(host=...). The Account API URLs then break.
Use the origin that _https_origin returns. This keeps one normalization rule for validation, issuer matching, and the configured host. Existing tests still pass: they expect lowercase hosts without a trailing slash.
♻️ Proposed change
- hosts = [- host.rstrip("/") for host in (client_host, os.getenv("KINDE_HOST"))- if BaseAuth._https_origin(host)- ]+ hosts = [+ origin for origin in (+ BaseAuth._https_origin(host) for host in (client_host, os.getenv("KINDE_HOST"))+ ) if origin+ ]
claims = token_manager.get_claims() if hasattr(token_manager, "get_claims") else {}
issuer = claims.get("iss") if isinstance(claims, dict) else None
if issuer is not None:
issuer_origin = BaseAuth._https_origin(issuer)
for host in hosts:
- if BaseAuth._https_origin(host) == issuer_origin:+ if host == issuer_origin:
return host
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Review comment at @kinde_sdk/auth/base_auth.py around lines 86 - 97:
Update the host normalization flow using BaseAuth._https_origin: store its
normalized origin in hosts instead of retaining the raw host after validation,
then compare that normalized value directly with issuer_origin during issuer
matching. Ensure the configured host has no surrounding whitespace or trailing
slash.
Update the Account API host entry to match the shipped behavior.
The entry says lookups use the issuer of the user's access token and fall back to KINDE_HOST. The PR discussion and testv2/testv2_auth/test_account_api_host.py show different behavior. The SDK uses the token iss only if it matches a configured host. Otherwise it uses the configured host and logs a warning. A custom-domain user reading this entry would assume that an arbitrary issuer is trusted.
📝 Proposed fix
- returned empty results. They now use the issuer of the user's access token, falling back to- `KINDE_HOST`.+ returned empty results. They now use the configured Kinde host (`OAuth(host=...)` or+ `KINDE_HOST`). The access token's `iss` is used only when it exactly matches a configured+ host; otherwise the configured host is used and a warning is logged.
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Review comment at @CHANGELOG.md around lines 39 - 42:
Update the Account API host entry in the changelog to state that the configured
Kinde host from OAuth(host=...) or KINDE_HOST is used, and the token’s iss is
used only when it exactly matches a configured host; otherwise retain the
configured host and log a warning.
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Review comments at @kinde_fastapi/framework/fastapi_framework.py:
- Around line 232-235: In the logout handler, call self._oauth.logout(user_id)
before clearing request.session, then clear the session and use the returned URL
to construct the RedirectResponse. Keep user_id retrieval before logout so
session-backed storage remains available during token cleanup.
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Review comments at @kinde_sdk/core/helpers.py:
- Around line 391-392: Update the error handling in the legacy Account API
helpers so response-derived error_description and error values are not included
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update existing tests to expect the redacted message.
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Review comments at @CHANGELOG.md:
- Around line 39-42: Update the Account API host entry in the changelog to state
that the configured Kinde host from OAuth(host=...) or KINDE_HOST is used, and
the token’s iss is used only when it exactly matches a configured host;
otherwise retain the configured host and log a warning.
Review comments at @kinde_sdk/auth/base_auth.py:
- Around line 86-97: Update the host normalization flow using
BaseAuth._https_origin: store its normalized origin in hosts instead of
retaining the raw host after validation, then compare that normalized value
directly with issuer_origin during issuer matching. Ensure the configured host
has no surrounding whitespace or trailing slash.
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- Flask and FastAPI /logout now call OAuth.logout() before clearing the
session. After a restart or on another worker, the SDK reads the user's
tokens from the session to revoke them and to add the id_token_hint;
clearing it first skipped both.
- The legacy Account API helpers in kinde_sdk.core.helpers log only the
HTTP status and the standard OAuth error code, not error_description.
- Use the normalised origin for the configured Account API host, so
whitespace or a trailing slash in KINDE_HOST can't reach the API URL.
- CHANGELOG: describe the current Account API host behaviour and the
two fixes above.
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Real Kinde ID tokens carry the client ID in aud, and the SDK now rejects
an ID token whose audience doesn't include the client ID
(kinde-oss/kinde-python-sdk#206). Without it, every signed-in test failed
at the callback.
@coderabbitai Fixed the outside-diff comment on kinde_sdk/core/helpers.py in 100274d: the six legacy Account API helpers now log only the HTTP status and the standard OAuth error code, not error_description. The tests now expect the shorter message.
Also took both nitpicks: the configured Account API host now uses the normalised origin (with a test for whitespace and a trailing slash), and the CHANGELOG entry describes the current host behaviour. The /logout order is fixed in the same commit, for both FastAPI and Flask.
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@dtoxvanilla1991 Both points are addressed in the latest commits: the ID token's issuer, audience and expiry are now checked (JWKS signature verification follows in #214), and loading an old session now strips client_secret and saves the cleaned session back. Could you take another look and resolve these if you're happy?
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Summary
This started as "stop leaking secrets", and grew while testing against the starter kit. It now covers three things:
1. No more secrets in logs or session storage
state, the user profile, session contents or stored values.client_secretis no longer written into the user's session (which can be a browser cookie). It's kept in memory instead. Old sessions that still contain it get cleaned up when they're loaded or saved.requestscalls now have a 30 second timeout.2. Safer login callback (from #209)
stateis always required and must match the login started in the same session.nonceis always checked. A missing nonce or missing ID token is rejected.stateandnoncecan only be used once.code.3. Bug fixes found while testing
force_api=True) went to a placeholder host and came back empty. They now use the token's issuer, orKINDE_HOSTas a fallback, and only over HTTPS.redirectparameter Kinde expects, with a newKINDE_POST_LOGOUT_REDIRECT_URIsetting.The full list is in the CHANGELOG.
Behaviour changes
KINDE_REDIRECT_URI.openidare rejected.Tests
pytest testv2: 513 passed, 3 skipped (main: 444 passed).Merging
main.main, and it will be a follow-up.