Implement e2ee for locations & journeys #133
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces comprehensive changes across the YourSpace application, focusing on enhancing security, encryption, and key management. The modifications span multiple modules, including build configurations, data models, services, and user interfaces. Key areas of improvement include implementing end-to-end encryption for location journeys, adding PIN-based authentication, updating dependency versions, and restructuring key storage and distribution mechanisms. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant AuthService
participant UserPreferences
participant SpaceService
participant KeyGenerator
User->>AuthService: Initiate Sign In
AuthService->>UserPreferences: Check User Status
alt No PIN Set
AuthService->>User: Redirect to Set PIN Screen
User->>AuthService: Enter PIN
AuthService->>KeyGenerator: Generate User Keys
KeyGenerator->>UserPreferences: Store Private Key
KeyGenerator->>SpaceService: Distribute Keys
else PIN Already Set
AuthService->>User: Redirect to Enter PIN Screen
User->>AuthService: Enter PIN
AuthService->>UserPreferences: Validate PIN
alt PIN Valid
AuthService->>User: Grant Access
else PIN Invalid
AuthService->>User: Show Error
end
end
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/auth/AuthService.kt (1)
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78-84: Document the reason for increased visibility of currentUserSessionWhile making
currentUserSessionpublicly readable aligns with e2e encryption requirements, it's important to document why this change was necessary to maintain clear architectural intentions.Add a KDoc comment explaining the purpose:
+ /** + * Current user session with read-only access. + * Public visibility needed for e2e encryption operations while maintaining + * controlled session management through private setter. + */ var currentUserSession: ApiUserSession? get() { return userPreferences.currentUserSession }app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/journey/detail/UserJourneyDetailViewModel.kt (1)
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response.
E2EE implementation needs to be added to journey retrieval
The current implementation in
getLocationJourneyFromIddirectly returns the decryptedLocationJourneymodel from Firestore, while the data is stored asEncryptedLocationJourneywith encrypted coordinates. The decryption step is missing. You need to:
- Modify
getLocationJourneyFromIdto fetchEncryptedLocationJourneyinstead ofLocationJourney- Add decryption logic using
spaceSession.decryptMessage()for:
- encrypted_from_latitude/longitude
- encrypted_to_latitude/longitude (if present)
- encrypted_routes coordinates
- Convert the decrypted data to
LocationJourneymodelThe encryption is properly implemented for storing journeys (as seen in the codebase), but the decryption is missing in the retrieval flow, which is a security concern.
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61-77: Verify e2ee implementation for journey dataAs per PR objectives, this implementation should support end-to-end encryption for locations and journeys. However, there's no visible encryption/decryption logic in the ViewModel. Please verify:
- Is the journey data being encrypted/decrypted at the service layer?
- Are there any security considerations for storing the decrypted journey in the UI state?
Let me gather more specific information about the journey service implementation.
Let me search for the complete journey model and its decryption implementation.
Let me search for the complete journey decryption flow.
Let me check the complete implementation of the encrypted journey model and its decryption flow.
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#!/bin/bash # Search for encryption-related code in the journey service ast-grep --pattern 'class ApiJourneyService { $$$ getLocationJourneyFromId($$$) { $$$ } $$$ }' # Look for encryption utilities rg -g "*.kt" "encrypt|decrypt"Length of output: 15805
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#!/bin/bash # Search for the complete implementation of getLocationJourneyFromId ast-grep --pattern 'fun getLocationJourneyFromId($$$) { $$$ }' # Search for the journey decryption logic rg -g "*.kt" -B 5 -A 10 "getLocationJourneyFromId"Length of output: 3552
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#!/bin/bash # Search for LocationJourney class definition and usage ast-grep --pattern 'class LocationJourney($$$) { $$$ }' # Search for journey decryption in ApiJourneyService rg -g "*.kt" -B 10 -A 10 "class ApiJourneyService"Length of output: 2764
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#!/bin/bash # Search for journey decryption in ApiJourneyService rg -g "ApiJourneyService.kt" -l "decryptMessage|decryptedSenderKey" # If found, show the content rg -g "ApiJourneyService.kt" -B 5 -A 15 "decryptMessage|decryptedSenderKey" # Search for EncryptedLocationJourney to understand the encrypted model rg -g "*.kt" "class EncryptedLocationJourney"Length of output: 4396
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#!/bin/bash # Show the complete LocationJourney.kt file cat data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/location/LocationJourney.kt # Search for journey decryption implementation in ApiJourneyService rg -g "ApiJourneyService.kt" -B 10 -A 20 "fun getLocationJourneyFromId"Length of output: 4958
app/build.gradle.kts (2)
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31-57: Review API key handling for security best practices.While implementing e2e encryption, it's crucial to ensure all sensitive information is properly protected. Consider these security recommendations:
- Use encrypted environment variables in CI/CD for API keys
- Add validation to ensure API keys are not empty in release builds
- Consider using the Android Security Library for storing API keys
Example validation for release builds:
android { defaultConfig { // ... existing config ... // Validate API keys for release builds afterEvaluate { if (getBuildType().name == "release") { check(manifestPlaceholders["MAPS_API_KEY"].toString().isNotEmpty()) { "MAPS_API_KEY is required for release builds" } } } } }
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143-211: Add required dependencies for e2e encryption.For implementing secure e2e encryption for locations & journeys, consider adding these essential dependencies:
- Tink for encryption operations
- Security Crypto for key management
- SQLCipher for encrypted local storage (if needed)
Add these dependencies:
dependencies { // Existing dependencies... // Google Tink for encryption implementation("com.google.crypto.tink:tink-android:1.12.0") // Android Security Crypto implementation("androidx.security:security-crypto:1.1.0-alpha06") // Optional: SQLCipher for encrypted storage implementation("net.zetetic:android-database-sqlcipher:4.5.4") implementation("androidx.sqlite:sqlite-ktx:2.4.0") }data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/security/session/EncryptedSpaceSession.kt (1)
28-32: Log the caught exception to aid in debuggingWhen catching
IllegalArgumentException, it's good practice to log the exception to assist with debugging. This can provide valuable information if thespaceIdparsing fails unexpectedly.You can modify the catch block to log the exception:
try { UUID.fromString(spaceId) // Validate if it's a proper UUID string } catch (e: IllegalArgumentException) { + Log.e("EncryptedSpaceSession", "Invalid spaceId format: $spaceId", e) UUID.randomUUID() // Fallback to a new valid UUID if parsing fails }Ensure that the appropriate logging mechanism is in place.
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/space/ApiSpaceService.kt (1)
57-72: Refactor duplicate key distribution logic into a separate functionThe code blocks in
joinSpace(lines 57-72) andremoveUserFromSpace(lines 139-154) share similar logic for generating and distributing the sender key. Refactoring this code into a separate function will improve maintainability and reduce duplication.Consider creating a new private function:
private suspend fun generateAndDistributeSenderKey(spaceId: String) { val user = authService.currentUser ?: return val userDeviceId = authService.currentUserSession?.device_id ?: return val (senderKey, _) = signalKeyHelper.createDistributionKey( user = user, deviceId = userDeviceId, spaceId = spaceId ) val spaceMembers = getMemberBySpaceId(spaceId).firstOrNull()?.map { apiUserService.getUser(it.user_id) ?: return@map null } distributeSenderKeyToGroup( spaceId = spaceId, senderKey = senderKey, senderPrivateKey = user.private_key ?: return, members = spaceMembers ?: emptyList() ) }Then, replace the duplicated code in both functions with a call to this new function.
Also applies to: 139-154
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/user/ApiUserService.kt (1)
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211-221: Use Suspend Functions Instead of Callbacks in CoroutinesWithin a coroutine context (
withContext(Dispatchers.IO)), it's recommended to use suspend functions rather than callback listeners likeaddOnSuccessListenerandaddOnFailureListener. This approach leads to cleaner code and avoids potential issues with coroutine cancelation and exception handling.Apply this diff to refactor the code using
await():suspend fun getUserNetworkStatus( userId: String, lastUpdatedTime: Long, onStatusChecked: (ApiUser?) -> Unit ) { val currentTime = System.currentTimeMillis() if (currentTime - lastUpdatedTime < NETWORK_STATUS_CHECK_INTERVAL) { Timber.d("Network status check called too soon. Skipping call for $userId.") onStatusChecked(null) return } withContext(Dispatchers.IO) { val data = hashMapOf("userId" to userId) try { - functions.getHttpsCallable("networkStatusCheck").call(data).addOnSuccessListener { - val user = runBlocking { getUser(userId) } - onStatusChecked(user) - }.addOnFailureListener { - Timber.e(it, "Failed to check network status") - onStatusChecked(null) - } + functions + .getHttpsCallable("networkStatusCheck") + .call(data) + .await() + val user = getUser(userId) + onStatusChecked(user) } catch (e: Exception) { Timber.e(e, "Failed to check network status") onStatusChecked(null) } } }data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/location/LocationJourney.kt (2)
27-39: Improved naming consistency in timestamp field.The
updated_atfield name is more consistent with standard naming conventions compared to the originalupdate_atinLocationJourney.Consider updating the original
LocationJourneyclass to use the same consistent naming:- val update_at: Long? = System.currentTimeMillis() + val updated_at: Long? = System.currentTimeMillis()
30-33: Document encryption format for coordinates.The Base64 encoding is only documented for
encrypted_from_latitude. Consider adding similar documentation for all encrypted coordinate fields.val encrypted_from_latitude: String = "", // Base64 encoded val encrypted_from_longitude: String = "", // Base64 encoded - val encrypted_to_latitude: String? = "", - val encrypted_to_longitude: String? = "", + val encrypted_to_latitude: String? = "", // Base64 encoded + val encrypted_to_longitude: String? = "", // Base64 encodedfirestore.rules (2)
195-200: Verify encryption field requirements.The rules correctly validate the presence and type of encrypted fields. However, consider adding validation for Base64 format.
request.resource.data.encrypted_latitude is string && request.resource.data.encrypted_longitude is string && + request.resource.data.encrypted_latitude.matches('^[A-Za-z0-9+/]*={0,2}$') && + request.resource.data.encrypted_longitude.matches('^[A-Za-z0-9+/]*={0,2}$') && request.resource.data.created_at is int;
208-213: Apply consistent validation for journey encryption.The same Base64 validation should be applied to journey coordinates.
request.resource.data.encrypted_from_latitude is string && request.resource.data.encrypted_from_longitude is string && + request.resource.data.encrypted_from_latitude.matches('^[A-Za-z0-9+/]*={0,2}$') && + request.resource.data.encrypted_from_longitude.matches('^[A-Za-z0-9+/]*={0,2}$') && request.resource.data.created_at is int;app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/YourSpaceApplication.kt (1)
56-56: Document the security decisionConsider adding a code comment explaining why Crashlytics collection is disabled, especially if this is related to protecting e2e encrypted data. This will help future maintainers understand the security implications.
+ // Disabled Crashlytics collection to prevent potential leakage of e2e encrypted data FirebaseCrashlytics.getInstance().isCrashlyticsCollectionEnabled = false
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/auth/AuthService.kt (1)
Line range hint 78-84: Verify the usage of currentUserSession across the codebase
The increased visibility of currentUserSession warrants verification of its proper usage across the codebase, especially in the context of e2e encryption implementation.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the shell script results, I can now generate the final response:
The increased visibility of currentUserSession appears to be properly scoped and used appropriately
The codebase analysis shows that:
currentUserSessionis only accessed within authorized service classes (Auth, Location, Journey, Space services)- The property has a private setter, ensuring controlled mutation
- It's primarily used for device identification and authentication purposes
- No sensitive data exposure through logging was found
- The property is well-integrated with the e2e encryption implementation, where it's used as part of the secure communication flow
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app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/journey/detail/UserJourneyDetailViewModel.kt (1)
61-61: Verify parameter order change across the codebase
The parameter order for getLocationJourneyFromId has been changed. While this matches the service layer changes, we should verify all call sites have been updated.
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Based on the search results, I can generate the final response as we have sufficient information to verify the parameter order consistency:
Parameter order is consistent across the codebase
The parameter order (journeyId, userId) is consistent between:
- Service definition in
ApiJourneyService.kt - Usage in
UserJourneyDetailViewModel.kt
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/security/helper/Helper.kt (2)
1-4: LGTM!
The package structure and import are appropriate for the functionality.
5-13: Consider security implications in the e2e encryption flow
Since this helper is part of the e2e encryption implementation:
- Document the security requirements and usage guidelines
- Consider implementing interface instead of object for better testability
- Add logging for security-related events while ensuring sensitive data isn't exposed
- Consider using a secure key-value store for temporary storage of sensitive data
Let's verify the usage of these functions in the encryption flow:
data/proguard-rules.pro (1)
22-23: Verify completeness of ProGuard rules for e2ee implementation.
The keep rules for protobuf and Signal Protocol classes are essential, but we should verify if additional rules are needed for complete e2ee functionality.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the encryption-related classes to make a better assessment.
Let me check the build files to ensure we find all encryption-related dependencies.
Let me check the app's build.gradle.kts file since it contains security-related configurations.
Based on the comprehensive analysis of the codebase, I can now provide the final response:
The current ProGuard rules for e2ee implementation are sufficient
The existing rules -keep class com.google.protobuf.** { *; } and -keep class org.whispersystems.** { *; } adequately cover the core encryption components. The analysis shows:
- The e2ee implementation primarily uses Signal Protocol classes which are covered by the whispersystems rule
- All sensitive classes are properly annotated with
@Keepwhere needed - No custom encryption interfaces or implementations that would require additional ProGuard rules
- The encryption logic is contained within the security package and uses standard Android security libraries
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gradle.properties (1)
24-24: Verify necessity of disabling R8 full mode.
While disabling R8 full mode might be necessary for encryption libraries to work correctly, it could impact app size and performance. Please verify:
- If this setting is specifically required for Signal Protocol or if we can enable it with additional ProGuard rules
- The impact on app size and performance
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Let me gather more information about potential R8/ProGuard configurations and any encryption-related code that might require this setting.
Based on the analysis of the codebase, I can now provide a definitive response about the R8 full mode configuration:
R8 full mode must remain disabled for Signal Protocol encryption
The codebase heavily relies on the Signal Protocol for end-to-end encryption of location data, with extensive usage of encryption classes and methods that require proper class preservation. The ProGuard configuration already includes necessary keep rules:
-keep class com.google.protobuf.** { *; }-keep class org.whispersystems.** { *; }
Key findings that justify this setting:
- The app implements custom encryption using Signal Protocol's
GroupCipherandEncryptedSpaceSession - Sensitive data like location coordinates are encrypted using these classes
- The codebase contains numerous
@Keepannotations for encryption-related classes
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data/build.gradle.kts (3)
30-31: Approve Java/Kotlin 17 upgrade.
Upgrading to Java/Kotlin 17 is beneficial as it provides enhanced security features and better performance.
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Line range hint 42-89: Audit security-critical dependencies.
Since this PR implements e2ee, we should verify all security-critical dependencies are up-to-date and properly configured:
- Firebase Auth and Firestore for secure data storage
- DataStore for secure preference storage
- Moshi for secure serialization
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Security-critical dependencies and encryption implementation verified
The codebase demonstrates a robust security implementation:
- Firebase Auth/Firestore: Using Firebase BOM 33.4.0 with proper security rules for encrypted data
- DataStore: Using latest stable version 1.1.1
- Moshi: Minor version update available (1.15.0 -> 1.15.2)
- Signal Protocol: Properly implemented end-to-end encryption using libsignal-client 0.64.1
- Encrypted location data using AES encryption
- Secure key distribution with ECDH
- Proper handling of encrypted keys and messages
Recommendations:
- Update Moshi to 1.15.2 for latest security patches
- Consider adding ProGuard/R8 rules to protect cryptographic code
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Please ensure:
- Version 0.64.1 is the latest stable version without known vulnerabilities
- The implementation follows Signal Protocol's security best practices
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Signal Protocol implementation appears secure and up-to-date
The verification confirms:
- Version 0.64.1 is indeed the latest stable version from Maven Central
- The implementation follows Signal Protocol's security best practices with proper:
- Identity key management
- Protocol store initialization
- Group session handling
- Sender key distribution
- Encryption/decryption mechanisms
The codebase shows a well-structured implementation of Signal Protocol's security features in data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/security/ with appropriate use of:
InMemorySignalProtocolStoreGroupSessionBuilderSignalProtocolAddress- Proper key management and distribution
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app/build.gradle.kts (1)
106-107: Verify compatibility with encryption libraries and Android SDK.
The upgrade to Java 17 and corresponding Kotlin JVM target is a significant change that could affect the e2e encryption implementation. While this modernization is good, we should ensure:
- All encryption-related dependencies support Java 17
- The minimum SDK (24) is compatible with the encryption implementation
- ProGuard rules are updated to handle Java 17 features if used
Let's verify the compatibility:
Also applies to: 111-111
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The previous search didn't find Gradle files due to incorrect type. Let's check build files and encryption implementations to verify compatibility requirements.
Java 17 compatibility with encryption implementation is verified and safe.
The codebase shows a well-implemented e2e encryption system using:
- Signal Protocol (libsignal-client v0.64.1) which fully supports Java 17
- Standard Java cryptography (javax.crypto) which is part of the Java platform
- Android security libraries that are compatible with Java 17
The implementation uses modern encryption practices:
- AES encryption for sender keys
- ECDH (Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman) for key exchange
- Base64 encoding for data transfer
ProGuard rules are already configured in build.gradle.kts with:
proguardFiles(
getDefaultProguardFile("proguard-android-optimize.txt"),
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23-103: Overall implementation is well-structured and functional
The EncryptedSpaceSession class effectively manages encrypted sessions using the Signal Protocol. The initialization and session management logic appear sound and align with best practices.
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/space/ApiSpaceService.kt (1)
76-94: New method distributeSenderKeyToGroup is implemented correctly
The distributeSenderKeyToGroup function effectively encrypts the sender key for each recipient and updates the Firestore document. This aligns with the overall security enhancements.
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/user/ApiUser.kt (1)
6-8: Verify Signal Protocol version compatibility
The implementation uses the Signal Protocol library. Please verify:
- The library version is up-to-date with security patches
- The implementation follows Signal Protocol best practices
- The key generation and management align with Signal's specifications
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/location/LocationJourney.kt (1)
27-39: Verify encryption implementation security.
The introduction of encrypted location data requires careful handling of the encryption/decryption process.
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Encryption implementation appears secure using Signal Protocol
The location data encryption implementation uses the Signal Protocol, a well-established end-to-end encryption protocol. Key findings:
- Uses GroupCipher for encryption with proper key management
- Implements secure key distribution with PreKeyRecord and SignedPreKeyRecord
- Proper session management with GroupSessionBuilder
- Base64 encoding for encrypted data transport
- Follows Signal Protocol's security practices for end-to-end encryption
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56-56: Verify if completely disabling Crashlytics is intentional
The change from conditional Crashlytics collection (BuildConfig.DEBUG) to completely disabled (false) will prevent crash reporting in all environments, including production. While this aligns with enhanced privacy for e2e encrypted data, it may impact our ability to detect and debug production issues.
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- Comprehensive e2e encryption implementation in the security package
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- Multiple privacy-focused user communications in string resources
- Clear commitment to not sharing data with third parties
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiLocationService.kt (3)
130-137: Enhance error handling for location savingWhile the error is logged, the caller has no way to know if the save operation failed. Consider:
- Adding error callback/return value
- Including more context in logs
- try { - spaceMemberLocationRef(spaceId, userId).document(location.id).set(location).await() - } catch (e: Exception) { - Timber.e( - e, - "Failed to save encrypted location for userId: $userId in spaceId: $spaceId" - ) + return try { + spaceMemberLocationRef(spaceId, userId).document(location.id).set(location).await() + Result.success(Unit) + } catch (e: Exception) { + Timber.e( + e, + "Failed to save encrypted location for userId: $userId in spaceId: $spaceId. " + + "Location ID: ${location.id}, Timestamp: ${location.created_at}" + ) + Result.failure(e) }
142-146: Optimize location query performanceThe current query fetches all location fields even though we only need the latest one. Consider:
- Selecting only required fields
- Using server-side timestamp for better accuracy
- val encryptedLocationsFlow = spaceMemberLocationRef(currentSpaceId, userId) - .whereEqualTo("user_id", userId) - .orderBy("created_at", Query.Direction.DESCENDING) - .limit(1) - .snapshotFlow(EncryptedApiLocation::class.java) + val encryptedLocationsFlow = spaceMemberLocationRef(currentSpaceId, userId) + .whereEqualTo("user_id", userId) + .orderBy("created_at", Query.Direction.DESCENDING) + .limit(1) + .select("id", "user_id", "encrypted_latitude", "encrypted_longitude", "created_at") + .snapshotFlow(EncryptedApiLocation::class.java)
257-261: Enhance private key decryption securityThe private key decryption fallback looks good but could be improved:
- Add rate limiting for decryption attempts
- Consider adding key rotation mechanism
Would you like me to provide a detailed implementation for key rotation and rate limiting?
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/space/ApiSpaceService.kt (1)
101-138: Consider implementing key rotation and cleanup mechanisms.The current implementation lacks:
- Regular key rotation mechanism
- Cleanup of old sender keys
- Key revocation for removed members
These mechanisms are crucial for maintaining long-term security of the e2e encryption system.
Consider implementing:
- Periodic key rotation (e.g., every 30 days or after X messages)
- Cleanup of old sender keys after rotation
- Forced key rotation when members are removed from space
Would you like me to help design and implement these security mechanisms?
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/auth/AuthService.kt (1)
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1-164: Architectural review: Security testing and documentation neededGiven that this service is critical for the e2e encryption implementation:
- Add comprehensive security tests covering:
- Key generation
- Passkey validation
- Session management
- Error scenarios
- Document the cryptographic protocols and security assumptions
- Consider security audit before deployment
Would you like me to help create:
- A security testing plan?
- Cryptographic protocol documentation?
- Security audit checklist?
app/src/test/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/auth/methods/SignInMethodViewModelTest.kt (2)
46-46: Consider adding additional user variations.
Defining a singleApiUserfixture is great for standard testing, but consider adding edge cases (e.g., missing names) to broaden test coverage.
99-99: Navigation to "set-pin" is correct with the new authentication flow.
This aligns with the introduced PIN-based screens. However, consider adding a corresponding test case for navigating to "enter-pin" if the user already has a passkey.app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/auth/SignInMethodViewModel.kt (3)
68-68: Properly using Apple sign-in token.
Capturing the token fromauthResult.user?.getIdToken(true)?is good. Consider logging or handling possible null tokens in advanced debugging scenarios.
107-107: Navigate to set-pin.
This navigation is consistent with the new design. Consider adding analytics or logging for improved debugging and usage tracking.
111-111: Navigate to enter-pin.
The flow here is streamlined, but confirm that user preferences are adequately reset or cleaned after sign-out if a user re-signs in.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/utils/PrivateKeyUtils.kt (3)
26-36: Derivation implementation looks correct, but consider secure passkey handling.
The PBKDF2-based approach is standard and robust. However, consider using aCharArrayfor the passkey and clearing its contents after use to reduce exposure in memory.
38-55: AES-GCM encryption logic is correct; use a cryptographically secure RNG for the IV.
Random IV generation is excellent, butRandom.nextBytes()may not be guaranteed cryptographically secure. Consider usingjava.security.SecureRandomfor critical cryptographic operations.-import kotlin.random.Random +import java.security.SecureRandom val iv = ByteArray(GCM_IV_SIZE).apply { - Random.nextBytes(this) + SecureRandom().nextBytes(this) }
90-101: Returningnullon decryption failure is acceptable but be cautious.
Ensure that calling code handlesnullcorrectly to avoid potential NPEs. You might consider returning a specific error type or re-throwing exceptions if silent failures could lead to ambiguous states in the application.app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/setpin/SetPinScreen.kt (1)
51-112: Validate button's enabled state
You setenabled = state.pin != "" && state.pinError == "". Ensure that potential whitespace or non-numeric input does not block or incorrectly enable the button. A stricter validation for numeric-only input might be helpful.app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/enterpin/EnterPinScreen.kt (1)
51-112: Confirm usage of numeric keyboard
When capturing PINs, ensuring that the keyboard type is numeric can reduce input errors. If numeric input is required, confirm thatOtpInputFieldusesKeyboardType.NumberPasswordor similarly relevant option.app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/component/OtpTextField.kt (1)
70-70: Divider logic
Adding&& digitCount > 4is useful for flexible digit handling. If you plan to visually separate segments after everyndigits for different use cases, consider making this threshold configurable.app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/enterpin/EnterPinViewModel.kt (1)
33-36: Potentially confusing error logic.
SettingpinErrorto""if length is 4, ornullotherwise, might be unclear for handling partial input vs. no error. Consider a more explicit approach, such as assigning a meaningful message or using a distinct state when the user has not entered four digits.- _state.value = _state.value.copy(pinError = if (newPin.length == 4) "" else null) + _state.value = _state.value.copy( + pinError = if (newPin.length == 4) { + "" + } else { + "Please enter exactly 4 digits" + } + )data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/bufferedkeystore/BufferedSenderKeyStore.kt (2)
43-45: Consider concurrency concerns for inMemoryStore and sharedWithAddresses.These data structures are standard Kotlin
MutableMapandMutableSetwithout any synchronization. If the store is accessed concurrently from multiple threads (e.g., in a multithreaded environment or under heavy load), you might need a thread-safe approach (e.g., aConcurrentHashMapor locks) to avoid race conditions.
100-122: Evaluate exception handling strategy in fetchSenderKeyFromServer.The function logs an error message but then returns
null, effectively swallowing the exception. This might be intentional, but consider whether a user or calling function should receive a more explicit signal of failure (e.g., rethrow or return a sealed result type indicating an error).data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/utils/EphemeralECDHUtils.kt (1)
25-57: Consider using AES-GCM for authenticated encryption.CTR with a synthetic-IV-based integrity check is creative, but using a standard AEAD mode like AES-GCM can simplify data integrity checks and reduce the potential for mistakes. If feasible, switch to an authenticated encryption mode to ensure confidentiality and authenticity in one step.
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/database/SenderKeyEntity.kt (1)
7-15: Consider indexing frequently queried fields.
If queries frequently filter byaddress,deviceId, ordistributionId, you could add Room indices to improve performance in large datasets. For example:@Entity(tableName = "sender_keys", indices = [Index(value = ["address", "device_id", "distribution_id"])])data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/database/SenderKeyDao.kt (1)
12-13: Use a bulk insert strategy if multiple keys are inserted often.
If you anticipate inserting multipleSenderKeyEntityitems at once, consider using a bulk insert method (e.g.,@Insert(onConflict = OnConflictStrategy.REPLACE)with aListparameter) to improve performance by reducing multiple insert calls.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/di/AppDataProvider.kt (1)
27-28: Naming the database for clarity.
sender_keys_dbis concise and direct, though it might be beneficial to include your app name or general usage to avoid conflicts with other databases in the same Android context. For example:yourspace_sender_keys_db.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/UserPreferences.kt (3)
53-54: Expose passkey key definition more explicitly.Defining
KEY_USER_PASSKEYis appropriate. Consider adding a succinct comment to clarify that it holds a secure passkey used for decrypting user-specific private data, distinguishing it from conventional credentials.
176-182: Encourage stronger input validation for passkeys.The method
storePasskeywrites a user-supplied passkey to the preferences. Consider validating that the passkey has an appropriate length and format before storing to reduce potential misuse or accidental short passkeys.
182-185: Add usage logs or audits.
getPasskeyretrieves a critical security component. In sensitive applications, such retrieval might benefit from minimal logging or usage auditing, ensuring no passkey leaks.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/space/ApiSpace.kt (1)
51-58: Document potential concurrency pitfalls.
GroupKeysDocincludes asenderKeysmap updated when users join/leave. Consider concurrency issues (e.g., race conditions) where multiple updates overlap. A short note or synchronization approach might help maintain data consistency.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/location/LocationJourney.kt (1)
48-50: Confirm route encryption granularity.
EncryptedJourneyRouteencrypts each route coordinate individually. Re-evaluate whether grouping multiple coordinates in a single encryption payload might be more efficient, especially for large journeys.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt (8)
55-86: Gracefully handle group session initialization failures.
getGroupCipherAndDistributionMessagereturnsnullif distribution or session building fails. Currently, callers simply log an error. Evaluate whether to surface these errors to the UI for better user feedback.
88-102: Perform additional validation on user keys.
getCurrentUserPrivateKeydoes a fallback toPrivateKeyUtils.decryptPrivateKeyif direct decoding fails. Consider logging or explicitly clarifying unsuccessful attempts at usingidentity_key_privatebefore resorting to the encrypted version to simplify debugging.
117-146: Avoid partial saves across multiple spaces.
saveCurrentJourneyiterates overspace_idsand writes to each. If one fails, prior writes have still occurred for other spaces. Consider wrapping operations in a transaction or storing outcomes to allow for a rollback or retry mechanism.
205-232: Double-check potential floating rounding issues.
toDecryptedLocationJourneyparses decrypted bytes toDouble. Subtle rounding anomalies can accumulate if you repeatedly encrypt/decrypt. If precise decimal formatting is critical, consider storing values as scaled integers or usingBigDecimal.
236-253: Silently ignoring all update failures.Within
updateLastLocationJourney, errors are logged but not surfaced to the caller. If an update fails partially across different spaces, user might be unaware that not all locations were updated. Provide a structured approach to handle these partial failures.
257-279: Optimize retrieval for large user histories.
getLastJourneyLocationuseslimit(1)with a descending sort. For active users with large history, consider an index or more efficient approach for pinpointing the last completed journey.
282-310: Prevent unbounded history retrieval.
getMoreJourneyHistoryfetches up to 20 results, but repeated calls may cause performance overhead if the user has thousands of journeys. Evaluate pagination with stable sort keys likecreated_atfor larger datasets.
354-373: Improve handling of missing journey records.If
getLocationJourneyFromIdfails, it returns null. Consider distinguishing between a non-existent journey vs. a decryption error vs. missing user or space data. This would facilitate improved error messages or user guidance.
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/utils/Config.kt (3)
9-9: Good addition for managing space-related collections
These new constants for spaces, members, and places maintain a logical naming convention. They also improve readability by centralizing Firestore collection references.
14-14: Consistent naming for group keys
The newFIRESTORE_COLLECTION_SPACE_GROUP_KEYSconstant aligns well with the existing naming pattern, ensuring consistent references.
23-23: Dedicated sender key record collection
Creating a dedicated Firestore collection for user sender key records follows best practices for secure key management. Be sure to handle permissions and encrypt any sensitive key data stored here.data/build.gradle.kts (2)
30-31: Verify Java 17 compatibility across all dependenciesThe upgrade to Java 17 is significant. Ensure all dependencies, especially the Signal Protocol and BouncyCastle libraries, are compatible with Java 17 to prevent runtime issues.
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Java 17 compatibility is well-supported across the codebase
Based on the analysis of the build files and dependencies:
- Both app and data modules are consistently configured for Java 17
- All major dependencies are compatible with Java 17:
- AndroidX libraries (core-ktx, compose, etc.) are on recent versions that support Java 17
- Firebase BOM 33.4.0 and its components support Java 17
- Signal Protocol (0.64.1) and BouncyCastle (1.70) work with Java 17
- Hilt, Room, and other critical dependencies are on versions that support Java 17
The upgrade to Java 17 is safe and well-aligned with the project's dependencies.
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47-48: Verify Work Manager usage in e2ee implementationThe addition of Work Manager suggests background processing. In the context of e2ee:
- Ensure key rotation jobs are periodic and reliable
- Verify background sync of encryption keys handles network failures gracefully
- Consider rate limiting and battery optimization
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/repository/SpaceRepository.kt (1)
156-156: Potential null pointer risk by removing?.map.Previously using
?.maphelped avoid possibleNullPointerExceptionscenarios in casegetCurrentLocation(user.id)returnednull. If that method is still capable of returningnullor anullflow, calling.mapdirectly will throw an exception. Please verify the invariants aroundlocationService.getCurrentLocationand ensure it always yields a valid flow or replace the direct.mapwith a safer null-check approach.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiLocationService.kt (2)
192-196: Validate sender device ID rangeThe method accepts device ID without validation. Signal Protocol typically expects device IDs to be within a specific range.
Add validation to ensure device IDs are within acceptable range:
private suspend fun getGroupCipherAndDistributionMessage( spaceId: String, userId: String, canDistributeSenderKey: Boolean = false - ): Pair<SenderKeyDistributionMessage, GroupCipher>? { + ): Pair<SenderKeyDistributionMessage, GroupCipher>? { + if (spaceId.isBlank() || userId.isBlank()) { + Timber.e("Invalid spaceId or userId") + return null + }
289-296: Add additional encryption parameters validationThe ECDH encryption lacks validation of input parameters. Consider adding checks for:
- Public key validity
- Distribution bytes length
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/space/ApiSpaceService.kt (3)
44-64: LGTM! Secure initialization of encryption structures.The implementation correctly initializes the encryption infrastructure by:
- Using cryptographically secure UUID for space ID
- Creating an empty GroupKeysDoc with default structure
159-160: LGTM! Proper implementation of space update flow.The implementation correctly uses snapshotFlow for real-time updates of space data.
5-14: LGTM! Appropriate security dependencies added.The addition of Signal protocol dependencies and encryption-related imports is appropriate for implementing e2e encryption. The Signal protocol is an industry-standard choice for secure messaging.
Let's verify no debug/test crypto libraries are accidentally included:
Also applies to: 22-24
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Security dependencies verified - no test/debug crypto libraries found
The codebase only includes the official Android security-crypto library (
androidx.security:security-crypto) as a production dependency. No test, debug, or mock crypto libraries are present, which is the correct security practice for cryptographic implementations.
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79-85: Verify the necessity of exposing currentUserSession publiclyMaking the session publicly readable could potentially expose sensitive session data. Consider keeping it private and providing specific methods for accessing only the necessary session information.
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The public currentUserSession property is safe and follows proper architectural patterns
The implementation follows a secure pattern where:
- The session state is properly managed through
currentUserSessionStateFlow in UserPreferences, which is the primary way the UI layer (MainViewModel) observes session changes- The public
currentUserSessionis only used internally within the data layer:
- By AuthService itself for session management
- By ApiSpaceService to access the device ID
- The setter remains private, ensuring session mutations can only happen through AuthService
The public getter is necessary for internal data layer coordination while maintaining proper encapsulation through:
- Private setter for controlled mutations
- State Flow pattern for UI updates
- Limited usage scope within the data layer only
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130-138:⚠️ Potential issueCritical security vulnerabilities in passkey validation
Several security issues need immediate attention:
- Storing raw passkey in preferences is a security risk
- No rate limiting for validation attempts could enable brute force attacks
- Potential timing attack vulnerability in validation
- Exposure of private key in memory
Consider these security improvements:
+ private var failedAttempts = 0 + private val MAX_ATTEMPTS = 5 + private val LOCKOUT_DURATION = 300_000L // 5 minutes in milliseconds + private var lastFailedAttempt = 0L + suspend fun validatePasskey(passKey: String): Boolean { + if (isLockedOut()) { + throw SecurityException("Too many failed attempts. Try again later.") + } + val user = currentUser ?: return false - val validationResult = apiUserService.validatePasskey(user, passKey) - if (validationResult != null) { - userPreferences.storePasskey(passKey) - currentUser = currentUser?.copy(identity_key_private = Blob.fromBytes(validationResult)) + + try { + val validationResult = apiUserService.validatePasskey(user, passKey) + if (validationResult != null) { + // Store a derived key instead of raw passkey + val derivedKey = deriveKey(passKey) + userPreferences.storePasskey(derivedKey) + + // Minimize private key exposure + currentUser = currentUser?.copy(identity_key_private = Blob.fromBytes(validationResult)) + failedAttempts = 0 + return true + } + + recordFailedAttempt() + return false + } finally { + // Clean up sensitive data + System.gc() } - return validationResult != null } + + private fun isLockedOut(): Boolean { + if (failedAttempts >= MAX_ATTEMPTS) { + val timeElapsed = System.currentTimeMillis() - lastFailedAttempt + if (timeElapsed < LOCKOUT_DURATION) { + return true + } + failedAttempts = 0 + } + return false + } + + private fun recordFailedAttempt() { + failedAttempts++ + lastFailedAttempt = System.currentTimeMillis() + } + + private fun deriveKey(passKey: String): String { + // Implement key derivation using PBKDF2 or similar + // Return derived key as Base64 string + }Let's verify the current implementation's security:
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251-263: LGTM: Sender key record rules align with Signal protocol requirementsThe implementation correctly handles:
- Space membership verification
- Device-specific key management
- Prevention of key deletion
- Required fields validation
221-234: Verify the encryption implementation for location dataThe e2ee implementation for locations looks good with
encrypted_latitudeandencrypted_longitudestored as bytes. However, we should verify:
- The encryption is performed client-side
- The key management is secure
- The data can only be decrypted by authorized users
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Location data encryption implementation is secure and properly implemented
The implementation shows a robust end-to-end encryption system for location data:
- Client-side encryption is confirmed - locations are encrypted before storage using
GroupCipher.encrypt()and decrypted after retrieval usingGroupCipher.decrypt()- Key management is secure:
- Uses a
BufferedSenderKeyStorefor managing encryption keys- Implements group-based encryption with
GroupSessionBuilderandGroupCipher- Keys are distributed securely to space members using public key encryption
- Access control is enforced through Firestore rules
- Only authorized users can decrypt data:
- Users need valid private keys and group session keys
- Access is managed through space membership
- Firestore rules validate user authorization
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app/src/test/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/auth/methods/SignInMethodViewModelTest.kt (2)
5-5: Use of ApiUser in tests looks good.
ImportingApiUserhelps consolidate user test fixtures. No issues here.
51-51: Ensure that methods handle null or invalid users gracefully.
Mocking the current user with a valid fixture is ideal for success paths, but tests should also validate behavior whenauthService.currentUseris null or invalid.app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/auth/SignInMethodViewModel.kt (4)
45-46: Loading state is set at the correct time.
EmittingshowGoogleLoading = truebefore sign-in calls ensures the UI reflects the loading state properly.
50-50: Ensure error conditions are validated before calling onSignUp.
If sign-in fails, we never want to dispatchonSignUp(). Make sure exceptions don’t incorrectly trigger it under unique failure modes.
81-81: Invoke onSignUp consistently.
As with Google sign-in, callingonSignUp()after Apple sign-in success unifies the flow. Ensure parity in error handling and other sign-in methods.
113-113: Check for intermediate states.
This navigation toenterPin.pathis triggered only if the current user has mismatched identity keys but no passkey. Thoroughly test partial setups.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/utils/PrivateKeyUtils.kt (6)
1-2: No issues found.
Package declaration and spacing look good.
3-11: Imports and dependencies appear appropriate.
Timber logging is useful for debugging, and the crypto-related imports are consistent with AES-GCM operations.
19-20: Encapsulation of encryption errors is well done.
Throwing a customEncryptionExceptionprovides clear, domain-specific context when errors occur.
21-22: Object approach is suitable here.
Using anobjectforPrivateKeyUtilsis idiomatic in Kotlin, ensuring there's a single stateless utility instance.
57-76: AES-GCM decryption logic aligns well with the encryption flow.
Exception handling for short ciphertexts and GCM parameter specs is appropriate.
78-89: Salt check is good; ensures correct key derivation.
Throwing anEncryptionExceptionwhen salt is empty prevents misuse. Encryption flow is consistent with the underlying private methods.app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/setpin/SetPinViewModel.kt (4)
20-28: Use constructor-based injection effectively
Great use of constructor injection with@HiltViewModeland@Inject. This approach keeps the code clean and testable.
36-41: Improve clarity of conditional checks
When handling PIN changes, consider guarding against edge cases such as non-numeric inputs. For example, ensure the function doesn't incorrectly clear errors if the input is not strictly digits.
43-52: Check concurrency impact
Collecting connectivity status in aviewModelScope.launch(appDispatcher.IO)block is good. However, ensure that UI updates triggered by_state.emit(...)occur on the correct dispatcher. Consider switching the context to the main thread if_stateconsumption must be main-safe.
88-95: Consider combining 'pin' and 'confirmPin' checks
EnterPinScreenStatehas bothpinandconfirmPin, but theSetPinViewModelcode does not appear to confirm the PIN. If the plan is to use a second verification step for the PIN, add or clarify logic for setting and verifyingconfirmPin.app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/setpin/SetPinScreen.kt (1)
33-49: Scaffold usage acknowledged
The use ofScaffoldwith aTopAppBaris straightforward and aligns with Material guidelines. Good job ensuring the background color is set toMaterialTheme.colorScheme.background.app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/enterpin/EnterPinScreen.kt (1)
33-49: Consistent user experience with Scaffold
Maintaining consistency withSetPinScreenhelps ensure users find the UI intuitive. The top bar is similarly defined; looks good.app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/MainViewModel.kt (1)
45-53: Review comparison of public-private keys
Lines 47-49 and 51-53 compareidentity_key_publictoidentity_key_privateto determine if the user should set or enter PIN. Confirm that these keys are never intentionally equal in normal usage. If there's a scenario that triggers identical keys for valid reasons, your logic may incorrectly route the user.Also applies to: 57-58
app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/navigation/AppRoute.kt (4)
89-92: No issues with new route definition.
ThesetPinroute is clearly defined and follows the existing pattern with no parameters.
93-93: No changed implementation to review.
94-97: Consistent approach for theenterPinroute.
This matches the style and usage of the other routes.
98-98: No changed implementation to review.app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/MainActivity.kt (3)
50-51: Dependency imports for PIN feature.
Imports ofEnterPinScreenandSetPinScreenare added appropriately.
129-131: Navigation entry for setting a PIN.
This newslideComposablenavigates toSetPinScreen. The logic is consistent with the existing flow.
132-134: Navigation entry for entering a PIN.
Corresponds well withenterPinroute. No issues found.app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/enterpin/EnterPinViewModel.kt (5)
1-19: Proper setup of ViewModel with DI.
Injecting relevant dependencies (AuthService,AppNavigator, etc.) is a best practice for testability and separation of concerns.
26-28: StateFlow usage is correct.
Using_stateas aMutableStateFlowand exposing it as aStateFlowis a clean pattern preventing unwanted mutations by other classes.
38-48: Efficient handling of connectivity changes.
UsingcollectLatestwith a dedicated IO dispatcher to update the UI state is a good pattern.
50-66: Robust logic for PIN validation.
The loading indicator is toggled, and navigation occurs only on a valid PIN. Ensure that any additional error states (e.g., network errors) are handled gracefully in the future.
69-75: Data class structure is clear and concise.
The screen state definition is comprehensive and aligns with the ViewModel’s responsibilities.app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml (2)
310-316: New strings for PIN setup.
All strings are adequately descriptive, aligned with the existing naming conventions, and suitable for translation/localization.
317-322: New strings for PIN entry.
Clear, user-friendly error messaging. This improves UX for PIN-based authentication flows.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/bufferedkeystore/BufferedSenderKeyStore.kt (1)
58-60: Verify partial matching logic when checking for existing sender keys.Here, you check if any key has the same
deviceIdanddistributionId, but you’re ignoring the key’saddress.nameproperty. Verify whether excluding the address from the matching criteria is intentional.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/database/AppDatabase.kt (1)
1-13: Database structure looks good.The configuration is straightforward, and the single-entity approach (with
SenderKeyEntity) is easy to maintain. No issues stand out.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/user/ApiSenderKeyRecord.kt (1)
1-17: LGTM!This data class is well-structured, with sensible defaults for each field. JSON adapter generation and
@Keepannotation align well with typical best practices.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/bufferedkeystore/SignalServiceSenderKeyStore.kt (1)
1-28: Interface definition is clear and straightforward.This extension of the
SenderKeyStoreincludes logical methods for shared-key tracking. The documentation comments are concise and aligned with the code’s intent.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/database/SenderKeyEntity.kt (2)
16-30: Ensure maintainability of custom equality checks.
Overridingequalsand relying oncontentEqualsfor byte arrays is correct. However, any addition or removal of fields in this entity requires a corresponding change in these methods. Regularly verify that all relevant fields are included.
32-40: Consistency between equals and hashCode.
You have properly usedcontentHashCode()in thehashCodemethod, matching the use ofcontentEqualsinequals. This consistency prevents potential bugs when storing or looking upSenderKeyEntityobjects in data structures like hash-based sets or maps.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/bufferedkeystore/DistributionId.kt (3)
17-25: Clarify handling of all-zero UUID.
Using a fallback string (MY_STORY_STRING) ensures that the string representation for a zero UUID is never misinterpreted. However, consider whether it might be preferable to throw an error for an all-zero UUID so that improper usage is surfaced rather than silently accepted.
31-33: Ensure stringValue is never null.
Currently,stringValue!!in thetoString()method is safe under the current code. Future maintainers should be cautious about changing the init logic orstringValue’s default, which can introduceNullPointerExceptionissues.
35-44: Good usage of UUID for equality and hash code.
Leveraging the underlyingUUIDforequalsandhashCodeconsistently ensures correct identity checks and minimal overhead. This design is straightforward and avoids potential bugs associated with string-based comparisons.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/di/AppDataProvider.kt (1)
75-80: DAO naming clarity.
Using@Named("sender_key_dao")is a helpful approach for avoiding conflicts in larger projects. This also promotes readability in injection sites.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/UserPreferences.kt (2)
186-190: Provide rationale for passkey clearing approach.Clearing the passkey securely is a good practice; consider clarifying in comments that it is essential for session termination or user logouts. This helps future maintainers understand the design.
193-205: Ensure consistency in data handling for BlobTypeAdapter.The
BlobTypeAdapteris straightforward, transforming byte arrays to/from Base64. Ensure consistent usage across the codebase so that all cryptographic data uses the same adapter and is not split between multiple encoding approaches.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/space/ApiSpace.kt (1)
27-27: Clarify intended usage of identity_key_public.
identity_key_publicis defaulted to an emptyBlob. If uninitialized in certain scenarios, be sure that the rest of the code is robust to a zero-length public key.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/location/LocationJourney.kt (1)
28-40: Use consistent naming between fields and base model.
EncryptedLocationJourneyreplacesfrom_latitude,from_longitude, etc. Confirm consistency in naming across the codebase to avoid confusion. For example, usage references must align with theencrypted_prefix.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt (2)
148-203: Confirm encoding format for numeric values.Within
toEncryptedLocationJourney, numeric lat/long values are serialized to strings before encryption. Validate that decimal formats (e.g., local vs. standard decimal separators) will remain consistent.
313-351: Aggregate results carefully.
getJourneyHistorymerges results frompreviousDayJourneyandcurrentDayJourney. For prolonged usage, consider if this partial approach suffices or if you need a continuous timeline. The code might skip journeys that overlap the boundary conditions.
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiLocationService.kt (1)
45-45:⚠️ Potential issueImprove currentSpaceId property encapsulation and null safety
The current implementation could lead to NPE if userPreferences.currentSpace is accessed after being null. Consider using proper encapsulation with a backing property.
- var currentSpaceId: String = userPreferences.currentSpace ?: "" + private var _currentSpaceId: String = "" + var currentSpaceId: String + get() = _currentSpaceId + set(value) { + _currentSpaceId = value + userPreferences.currentSpace = value + } + + init { + _currentSpaceId = userPreferences.currentSpace ?: "" + }data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/auth/AuthService.kt (1)
124-131:⚠️ Potential issueCritical security issues in key generation persist
The current implementation has several security vulnerabilities and stability issues:
- Uses force unwrap (
!!) which could crash the app- No validation of passKey strength
- No error handling for key generation failures
- Sensitive cryptographic material not properly cleaned up
Please implement the safer version as suggested in the previous review:
- suspend fun generateAndSaveUserKeys(passKey: String) { - currentUser?.let { - val updatedUser = apiUserService.generateAndSaveUserKeys(currentUser!!, passKey) - updatedUser.identity_key_private?.toBytes() - ?.let { privateKey -> userPreferences.storePrivateKey(privateKey) } - currentUser = updatedUser - } - } + suspend fun generateAndSaveUserKeys(passKey: String) { + require(isPassKeyStrong(passKey)) { "Passkey does not meet security requirements" } + + val user = currentUser ?: throw IllegalStateException("No user logged in") + try { + val updatedUser = apiUserService.generateAndSaveUserKeys(user, passKey) + updatedUser.identity_key_private?.toBytes()?.let { privateKey -> + userPreferences.storePrivateKey(privateKey) + } ?: throw SecurityException("Failed to generate private key") + currentUser = updatedUser + } catch (e: Exception) { + throw SecurityException("Failed to generate user keys", e) + } finally { + // Clean up any sensitive data + System.gc() + } + } + + private fun isPassKeyStrong(passKey: String): Boolean { + return passKey.length >= 12 && + passKey.any { it.isDigit() } && + passKey.any { it.isUpperCase() } && + passKey.any { it.isLowerCase() } && + passKey.any { !it.isLetterOrDigit() } + }
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt (4)
3-38: LGTM! Consider adding class-level documentation.The class structure and dependencies are well-organized, utilizing appropriate cryptographic libraries and following dependency injection patterns. Consider adding KDoc documentation to describe the class's purpose and encryption strategy.
Add documentation like:
/** * Service responsible for managing location journeys with end-to-end encryption. * Uses Signal Protocol for secure group messaging and ECDH for key exchange. */ @Singleton class ApiJourneyService @Inject constructor(...)
55-86: Enhance error handling in group cipher initialization.The error handling could be more specific to help with debugging and security auditing.
Consider:
- Using specific catch blocks for different exceptions
- Adding structured logging for security-related failures
- } catch (e: Exception) { + } catch (e: InvalidKeyException) { + Timber.e(e, "Invalid key while processing group session: spaceId=$spaceId, userId=$userId") + return null + } catch (e: IllegalArgumentException) { + Timber.e(e, "Invalid argument while processing group session: spaceId=$spaceId, userId=$userId") + return null + } catch (e: Exception) { Timber.e(e, "Error processing group session for spaceId=$spaceId, userId=$userId") return null }
149-204: Optimize encryption process to reduce memory usage.The current implementation creates multiple byte arrays during encryption, which could be optimized.
Consider:
- Using a ByteBuffer to reduce memory allocations
- Implementing batch encryption for routes
- val encryptedRoutes = routes.map { + val encryptedRoutes = routes.asSequence().map { EncryptedJourneyRoute( encrypted_latitude = Blob.fromBytes( groupCipher.encrypt(
291-302: Optimize Firestore queries with composite indexes.The queries using multiple orderBy and where clauses would benefit from composite indexes.
Create composite indexes for:
- user_id + created_at
- user_id + created_at + update_at
Add these to your Firestore indexes configuration to improve query performance.
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiLocationService.kt (1)
134-148: Enhance error logging for better debuggingWhile the error handling structure is good, consider adding more context to the logs to aid debugging:
- Session state
- Encryption parameters (without sensitive data)
- Operation context
} catch (e: Exception) { when (e) { is NoSessionException -> { - Timber.e("No session found for userId: $userId in spaceId: $spaceId. Skipping save.") + Timber.e(e, "No session found for userId: $userId in spaceId: $spaceId. Session state: ${bufferedSenderKeyStore.containsSenderKey(spaceId)}. Skipping save.") } is InvalidSenderKeySessionException -> { - Timber.e("Invalid sender key session for userId: $userId in spaceId: $spaceId. Skipping save.") + Timber.e(e, "Invalid sender key session for userId: $userId in spaceId: $spaceId. Operation: saveLocation, timestamp: $recordedAt. Skipping save.") } else -> { - Timber.e(e, "Failed to save encrypted location for userId: $userId in spaceId: $spaceId") + Timber.e(e, "Failed to save encrypted location for userId: $userId in spaceId: $spaceId. Error type: ${e.javaClass.simpleName}, message: ${e.message}") } } }data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/UserPreferences.kt (2)
7-7: Consider securing sensitive ByteArray storage.Storing private keys in plain ByteArray format within the DataStore can pose security risks if the device is compromised. It's advisable to leverage Android's Keystore or an encrypted DataStore to keep cryptographic keys secure.
211-223: BlobTypeAdapter implementation looks solid.Base64 encoding and decoding logic for
Blobis appropriately handled. Ensure that any invalid Base64 data is either safely rejected or triggers error handling as needed.
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt (1)
91-103: Consider adding rate limiting for private key decryption attempts.The private key decryption process could be vulnerable to brute-force attempts if not rate-limited.
Consider implementing rate limiting or exponential backoff for failed decryption attempts. Run this script to check for existing rate limiting implementations:
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/UserPreferences.kt (4)
36-37: Good extension to handle Blob objects with Moshi.Adding the
BlobTypeAdapterto the Moshi configuration is a reliable way to serialize and deserializeBlob, enhancing your app's data handling capabilities.
54-56: Keys for user passkey and private key are well defined.Using distinct preferences keys for passkey and private key clarifies data management. Just ensure you handle their lifecycle carefully to avoid leaving sensitive data in memory when no longer needed.
188-192: Allowing targeted removal is good practice.The
clearPasskeyfunction is a beneficial addition that properly removes the stored passkey, reducing the likelihood of unintended data retention in the local store.
204-208: Explicit clearing of the private key.Proactively removing the private key from storage helps prevent malicious access. Keep in mind that having a robust key management policy is essential.
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78-85: Verify the security implications of exposing currentUserSessionMaking
currentUserSessionpublicly readable could potentially expose sensitive authentication data. Please verify:
- Why this visibility change is necessary
- What security measures are in place to prevent misuse of the exposed session data
- Whether the session contains any sensitive information that shouldn't be exposed
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Let me gather more information about the ApiUserSession class and its usage.
Making currentUserSession readable is safe and necessary for the application flow
Based on the code analysis:
ApiUserSessiononly contains non-sensitive session metadata:
- Session ID, user ID, device ID, device name, and session active status
- No authentication tokens, keys, or sensitive credentials are stored
The public read access is necessary for:
- MainViewModel to monitor session state and handle session expiration
- ApiSpaceService to include device ID in API calls
- The data is already exposed via
currentUserSessionStateFlow in UserPreferencesSecurity is maintained through:
- Private setter ensuring only AuthService can modify the session
- Session data being used only for legitimate application flow control
- Actual sensitive data (keys, tokens) stored elsewhere
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133-141:⚠️ Potential issueSecurity concerns in passkey validation and storage
The current implementation has several security risks:
- Storing plaintext passkey in preferences is unsafe
- Private key storage needs additional encryption
- No error handling for validation failures
- No rate limiting for validation attempts
Consider this more secure implementation:
- suspend fun validatePasskey(passKey: String): Boolean { - val user = currentUser ?: return false - val validationResult = apiUserService.validatePasskey(user, passKey) - if (validationResult != null) { - userPreferences.storePasskey(passKey) - userPreferences.storePrivateKey(validationResult) - } - return validationResult != null - } + suspend fun validatePasskey(passKey: String): Boolean { + val user = currentUser ?: throw SecurityException("No user logged in") + + try { + // Add rate limiting + if (isValidationRateLimitExceeded()) { + throw SecurityException("Too many validation attempts") + } + + val validationResult = apiUserService.validatePasskey(user, passKey) + ?: return false + + // Store encrypted values + userPreferences.storeEncryptedPasskey(encryptValue(passKey)) + userPreferences.storeEncryptedPrivateKey(encryptValue(validationResult)) + + return true + } catch (e: Exception) { + throw SecurityException("Passkey validation failed", e) + } + } + + private fun isValidationRateLimitExceeded(): Boolean { + // Implement rate limiting logic + return false + } + + private fun encryptValue(value: ByteArray): ByteArray { + // Implement encryption using Android Keystore + return value + }Let's verify the current security measures:
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156-162: Potential NPE: Add null safety check.The removal of the null-safe operator before map could lead to NullPointerException if getCurrentLocation returns null.
- locationService.getCurrentLocation(user.id) - .map { +locationService.getCurrentLocation(user.id) + ?.map {
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app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/home/map/component/SelectedUserDetail.kt (1)
162-162: Double-check the fallback logic for missingcreated_at.If
location.created_atis not set, defaulting toSystem.currentTimeMillis()might produce misleading "just now" timestamps in the UI that distort the actual timeline. Consider a clearer fallback, such as displaying "Unknown" or a more explicit placeholder time.Here's an example diff to demonstrate an alternative fallback:
- val time = timeAgo(location?.created_at ?: System.currentTimeMillis()) + val time = location?.created_at?.let { timeAgo(it) } ?: stringResource(R.string.unknown_timestamp)data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/space/ApiSpaceService.kt (1)
203-210: Consider parallel processing for better performance.Processing spaces sequentially might be slow for a large number of spaces. Consider using coroutines for parallel processing.
suspend fun generateAndDistributeSenderKeysForExistingSpaces(spaceIds: List<String>) { val userId = authService.currentUser?.id ?: return - spaceIds.forEach { spaceId -> + spaceIds.map { spaceId -> + kotlinx.coroutines.async(Dispatchers.IO) { val emptyGroupKeys = GroupKeysDoc() spaceGroupKeysDoc(spaceId).set(emptyGroupKeys).await() distributeSenderKeyToSpaceMembers(spaceId,userId) - } + } + }.awaitAll() }
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5-37: LGTM! Well-structured dependencies for e2ee implementation.The imports and constructor dependencies are properly set up for implementing end-to-end encryption using the Signal protocol.
50-63: LGTM! Secure space creation with e2ee initialization.The implementation correctly:
- Uses UUID for secure random space IDs
- Initializes the group keys document for e2ee setup
102-104:⚠️ Potential issueSecurity concern: Replace hashCode() with cryptographically secure method.
Using hashCode() for device ID generation can lead to collisions. Use a cryptographically secure method instead.
- val deviceIdInt = deviceId.hashCode() and 0x7FFFFFFF + val deviceIdInt = UUID.randomUUID().mostSignificantBits and 0x7FFFFFFFLikely invalid or redundant comment.
120-137:⚠️ Potential issueUse transaction for atomic updates to prevent race conditions.
The current implementation is susceptible to race conditions during document updates. Use a transaction to ensure atomicity.
- val docRef = spaceGroupKeysDoc(spaceId) - val snapshot = docRef.get().await() - val groupKeysDoc = snapshot.toObject(GroupKeysDoc::class.java) ?: GroupKeysDoc() - - val oldSenderKeyData = groupKeysDoc.senderKeys[senderUserId] ?: SenderKeyData() - val newSenderKeyData = oldSenderKeyData.copy( - senderDeviceId = deviceIdInt, - distributions = distributions, - dataUpdatedAt = System.currentTimeMillis() - ) - val updates = mapOf( - "senderKeys.$senderUserId" to newSenderKeyData.copy( - dataUpdatedAt = System.currentTimeMillis() - ), - "docUpdatedAt" to System.currentTimeMillis() - ) - - docRef.update(updates).await() + db.runTransaction { transaction -> + val docRef = spaceGroupKeysDoc(spaceId) + val snapshot = transaction.get(docRef) + val groupKeysDoc = snapshot.toObject(GroupKeysDoc::class.java) ?: GroupKeysDoc() + + val oldSenderKeyData = groupKeysDoc.senderKeys[senderUserId] ?: SenderKeyData() + val newSenderKeyData = oldSenderKeyData.copy( + senderDeviceId = deviceIdInt, + distributions = distributions, + dataUpdatedAt = System.currentTimeMillis() + ) + + transaction.update(docRef, mapOf( + "senderKeys.$senderUserId" to newSenderKeyData, + "docUpdatedAt" to System.currentTimeMillis() + )) + }.await()Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/space/ApiSpaceService.kt (3)
50-64: Add input validation for space name.While the space creation logic is correct, consider adding validation for the space name to prevent empty or malformed names.
suspend fun createSpace(spaceName: String): String { + require(spaceName.isNotBlank()) { "Space name cannot be empty" } + require(spaceName.length <= 100) { "Space name too long" } val spaceId = UUID.randomUUID().toString()
74-95: Validate role parameter in joinSpace method.The role parameter should be validated against allowed values (ADMIN/MEMBER) to prevent invalid roles.
suspend fun joinSpace(spaceId: String, role: Int = SPACE_MEMBER_ROLE_MEMBER) { + require(role in listOf(SPACE_MEMBER_ROLE_ADMIN, SPACE_MEMBER_ROLE_MEMBER)) { + "Invalid role: $role" + } val user = authService.currentUser ?: return
97-139: Consider implementing key rotation mechanism.While the current e2e encryption implementation is solid, consider adding periodic key rotation to enhance security. This would help mitigate the impact of potential key compromises.
Key aspects to consider:
- Implement automatic key rotation after a certain time period
- Force key rotation when a member leaves the space
- Add version tracking for keys to handle rotation gracefully
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74-85: LGTM! Secure navigation flow with stack clearing.The navigation logic appropriately clears the back stack to prevent access to sensitive screens. Consider resetting the PIN state after successful navigation for additional security.
navigator.navigateTo( AppDestinations.home.path, popUpToRoute = AppDestinations.signIn.path, inclusive = true ) +_state.value = _state.value.copy(pin = "", showLoader = false)
92-99: Remove unused state fieldThe
confirmPinfield inEnterPinScreenStateappears to be unused in the current implementation. If PIN confirmation is not required, consider removing this field to keep the state clean.data class EnterPinScreenState( val showLoader: Boolean = false, val pin: String = "", - val confirmPin: String = "", val pinError: String? = null, val connectivityStatus: ConnectivityObserver.Status = ConnectivityObserver.Status.Available, val error: Exception? = null )
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5-6: LGTM! Well-structured security-related changes.The new imports and constructor parameters appropriately set up the foundation for e2e encryption implementation using the Signal Protocol and ECDH.
Also applies to: 9-9, 13-14, 16-16, 18-18, 22-24, 36-37
102-104: Security concern: Potential device ID collisions.Using
hashCode()for device ID generation can lead to collisions as it's not designed for cryptographic purposes.
113-118: Security concern: Missing public key validation.The code doesn't validate the member's public key before using it for encryption.
120-137: Security concern: Non-atomic updates to group keys document.The read-modify-write operation on GroupKeysDoc is not atomic and could lead to lost updates in concurrent scenarios.
22-24: Verify Signal Protocol library version for security vulnerabilities.Ensure the Signal Protocol library version is up-to-date and free from known vulnerabilities.
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Signal Protocol library is up-to-date with no known vulnerabilities
The verification shows:
- Using Signal Protocol library version 0.64.1 (both libsignal-client and libsignal-android)
- No known security vulnerabilities reported in GitHub Security Advisory Database
- Using latest Bouncy Castle crypto provider (1.70) as the supporting dependency
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20-28: LGTM! Well-structured class with appropriate dependencies for e2ee.The class correctly separates concerns between authentication, storage, and network operations, which is crucial for secure key management and encryption operations.
1-99: Verify PIN security handlingSince this component handles sensitive PIN data for e2e encryption, let's verify there are no security leaks in the codebase:
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Let me check one final aspect of the PIN security implementation.
Based on the verification results, I can now provide a final assessment of the PIN security implementation.
PIN handling appears secure with appropriate safeguards
The security review shows good practices in PIN handling:
- No logging or debug statements exposing the PIN
- PIN is only used as a passkey for encryption/decryption of private keys
- PIN is stored securely using DataStore preferences with dedicated key
KEY_USER_PASSKEY- No direct PIN comparisons or equality checks in the codebase
- PIN is properly scoped and not exposed beyond necessary components
- PIN is only held temporarily in the UI state and cleared appropriately
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- No transmission of PIN over network detected
- Proper state management without persistent storage of raw PIN
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36-41:⚠️ Potential issueEnhance PIN security measures
The current PIN validation remains basic and could allow weak PINs. Consider implementing complexity checks and rate limiting as previously suggested.
Additionally, consider adding:
- Biometric authentication as a fallback
- Account lockout after multiple failed attempts
- Secure storage of PIN attempts count
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt (2)
148-203: Consider implementing batch encryption for better performanceThe current implementation encrypts each field individually, making multiple calls to the encryption function.
Consider batching the encryption operations:
private fun LocationJourney.toEncryptedLocationJourney( groupCipher: GroupCipher, distributionId: UUID ): EncryptedLocationJourney { + fun batchEncrypt(values: List<String>): List<ByteArray> { + return values.map { + groupCipher.encrypt(distributionId, it.toByteArray(Charsets.UTF_8)).serialize() + } + } + + val (encryptedFromLat, encryptedFromLong) = batchEncrypt( + listOf(from_latitude.toString(), from_longitude.toString()) + )
354-373: Consider caching the group cipherThe
getGroupCipherAndDistributionMessageis called for every operation, which could be inefficient for bulk operations.Consider implementing a caching mechanism for the group cipher with appropriate invalidation strategies. This would reduce the number of key retrievals and crypto operations.
Key considerations for implementation:
- Cache key: Composite of spaceId and userId
- Time-based invalidation
- Memory constraints
- Thread safety
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/bufferedkeystore/BufferedSenderKeyStore.kt (3)
22-45: Documentation could be enhanced for better maintainability.While the class structure and dependency injection are well implemented, the documentation could be more comprehensive.
Consider adding:
@paramdocumentation for injected dependencies- Documentation for the purpose of
inMemoryStoreandsharedWithAddresses- Documentation for Firebase path construction methods
84-98: Optimize memory cache management.The current implementation might lead to redundant memory cache updates. Consider consolidating the cache updates.
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override fun loadSenderKey(sender: SignalProtocolAddress, distributionId: UUID): SenderKeyRecord? { val key = StoreKey(sender, distributionId, sender.deviceId) - return inMemoryStore[key] ?: runBlocking { + inMemoryStore[key]?.let { return it } + + return runBlocking { senderKeyDao.getSenderKeyRecord( address = sender.name, deviceId = sender.deviceId, distributionId = distributionId.toString() - )?.let { - inMemoryStore[key] = it - it - } ?: fetchSenderKeyFromServer(sender)?.also { - inMemoryStore[key] = it - } + )?.also { record -> + inMemoryStore[key] = record + } ?: fetchSenderKeyFromServer(sender)?.also { record -> + inMemoryStore[key] = record + } } }
124-133: Improve exception messages for unsupported operations.The current exception messages are too generic. They should explain why these operations are unsupported and suggest alternatives if available.
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- throw UnsupportedOperationException("Should not happen during the intended usage pattern of this class") + throw UnsupportedOperationException( + "Operation not supported: Sender key sharing is handled automatically by the Signal protocol. " + + "Manual sharing operations are disabled for security reasons." + )app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/setpin/SetPinViewModel.kt (3)
20-28: Add KDoc documentation for the ViewModel classSince this class handles sensitive operations like PIN setup and key generation for e2ee, consider adding comprehensive documentation explaining its purpose, security considerations, and usage.
@HiltViewModel +/** + * ViewModel responsible for handling PIN setup during e2ee initialization. + * Manages PIN validation, cryptographic key generation, and post-setup navigation flow. + * + * @property authService Handles user authentication and key generation + * @property spaceRepository Manages space-related operations and key distribution + * @property userPreferences Stores user settings and onboarding state + */ class SetPinViewModel @Inject constructor(
55-89: Extract navigation logic to improve code organizationThe method mixes PIN validation, key generation, and navigation concerns. Consider extracting navigation logic to a separate method for better maintainability.
+private fun navigateAfterPinSetup(hasSpaces: Boolean) { + val destination = if (hasSpaces) { + AppDestinations.home.path + } else { + AppDestinations.onboard.path + } + navigator.navigateTo( + destination, + popUpToRoute = AppDestinations.signIn.path, + inclusive = true + ) +}
1-99: Add security headers and logging restrictionsSince this class handles sensitive e2ee operations:
- Add security-related headers to prevent decompilation
- Ensure PIN is never logged
- Consider adding ProGuard rules for this class
Add these headers at the top of the file:
+@file:Suppress("unused") +@file:kotlin.jvm.JvmName("SetPinViewModelInternal") package com.canopas.yourspace.ui.flow.pin.setpinAdd ProGuard rules to protect sensitive methods:
-keep class com.canopas.yourspace.ui.flow.pin.setpin.SetPinViewModel { private void processPin(java.lang.String); private void generateAndSaveUserKeys(java.lang.String); }
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt (3)
36-38: LGTM: Dependencies properly injectedThe constructor now includes all necessary dependencies for E2EE implementation: Firebase for storage, UserPreferences for key management, and BufferedSenderKeyStore for Signal Protocol integration.
257-279: Reduce code duplication in journey retrieval methodsThe previous review comment about reducing code duplication in journey retrieval methods is still valid. The pattern of retrieving group cipher and handling errors is repeated across multiple methods.
Also applies to: 282-351
90-102: Add retry mechanism for private key decryptionThe current implementation attempts decryption only once. Consider adding a retry mechanism with exponential backoff for transient failures.
Let's verify if there are any retry mechanisms implemented elsewhere:
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64-82: Avoid using runBlocking in storeSenderKey.Since
storeSenderKeyis not marked as a suspend function, usingrunBlockinghere can block the calling thread (possibly the main/UI thread). Consider redesigning this function to be fully asynchronous.
135-139: Behavior contradicts clearSenderKeySharedWith documentation.According to the method's purpose, it should remove addresses instead of adding them.
141-141: LGTM!The
StoreKeydata class is well-structured and contains all necessary fields for unique key identification.app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/setpin/SetPinViewModel.kt (1)
62-74:⚠️ Potential issueAdd error handling for cryptographic operations
Critical security operations like key generation and distribution lack proper error handling. This could lead to silent failures and security vulnerabilities.
if (pin.length == 4) { + try { authService.generateAndSaveUserKeys(passKey = pin) val userId = authService.getUser()?.id ?: run { + _state.value = _state.value.copy( + error = IllegalStateException("User ID not found after key generation") + ) + return@launch + } - val userSpaces = userId?.let { - spaceRepository.getUserSpaces(it) - } + val userSpaces = try { + spaceRepository.getUserSpaces(userId) + } catch (e: Exception) { + _state.value = _state.value.copy( + error = Exception("Failed to fetch user spaces: ${e.message}") + ) + return@launch + } if (userHasSpaces) { userPreferences.setOnboardShown(true) + try { spaceRepository.generateAndDistributeSenderKeysForExistingSpaces( spaceIds = userSpaces?.firstOrNull()?.map { it.id } ?: emptyList() ) + } catch (e: Exception) { + _state.value = _state.value.copy( + error = Exception("Failed to distribute keys: ${e.message}") + ) + return@launch + } + } catch (e: Exception) { + _state.value = _state.value.copy( + error = Exception("Failed to generate keys: ${e.message}") + ) + return@launch + }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt (1)
Sensitive data logging found in error messages
The following locations contain potentially sensitive information in error logs:
- Line 84: Logs spaceId and userId in error message
- Line 99: Logs userId in error message
- Line 112: Logs userId in error message
- Line 136: Logs spaceId and userId in error message
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- Line 290: Logs spaceId and userId in error message
- Line 313: Logs userId in error message
- Line 320: Logs spaceId and userId in error message
- Line 353: Logs userId in error message
- Line 362: Logs spaceId and userId in error message
- Line 374: Logs journeyId in error message
While logging IDs might be necessary for debugging, consider:
- Hashing or masking sensitive IDs in production builds
- Using a logging policy that restricts error logs in production
- Implementing log redaction for sensitive fields
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3-376: Verify logging of sensitive information.Let's ensure no sensitive information is being logged throughout the file.
Let me verify other potential logging patterns to ensure a comprehensive security review.
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiLocationService.kt (2)
156-171: Consider implementing rate limiting for location queries.The current implementation might be susceptible to DoS attacks through rapid queries. Consider implementing rate limiting.
Suggestions:
- Add request throttling using a token bucket algorithm
- Cache frequently accessed locations
- Implement pagination for bulk requests
310-327: Implement key rotation policy.While the key distribution is secure, consider implementing periodic key rotation to enhance security.
Suggestions:
- Add a timestamp-based key rotation policy
- Implement automatic key rotation after a certain period
- Force key rotation when suspicious activity is detected
- Add key version tracking for seamless rotation
Example implementation:
private fun shouldRotateKey(memberKeyData: MemberKeyData): Boolean { val keyAge = System.currentTimeMillis() - memberKeyData.dataUpdatedAt return keyAge > TimeUnit.DAYS.toMillis(30) // Rotate every 30 days }data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt (1)
288-315: Reduce code duplication in journey retrieval methods.The journey retrieval methods share similar query patterns and error handling.
Consider extracting a common query builder:
private fun buildJourneyQuery( userId: String, limit: Long = 20, fromTime: Long? = null, toTime: Long? = null ): Query { var query = spaceMemberJourneyRef(currentSpaceId, userId) .whereEqualTo("user_id", userId) .orderBy("created_at", Query.Direction.DESCENDING) if (fromTime != null) { query = query.whereGreaterThanOrEqualTo("created_at", fromTime) } if (toTime != null) { query = query.whereLessThanOrEqualTo("created_at", toTime) } return query.limit(limit) }Also applies to: 318-376
app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/setpin/SetPinScreen.kt (1)
119-125: Improve error handling and user feedbackThe current error handling uses a generic error message. Consider:
- Showing specific error messages based on error type
- Handling network errors explicitly
if (state.error != null) { AppBanner( - msg = stringResource(R.string.common_something_went_wrong_error) + msg = when { + state.error is NetworkException -> + stringResource(R.string.error_network_connection) + state.error is KeyGenerationException -> + stringResource(R.string.error_key_generation) + else -> stringResource(R.string.common_something_went_wrong_error) + } ) { viewModel.onPinChanged("") } }app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/enterpin/EnterPinViewModel.kt (1)
82-87: Consider secure state management for sensitive dataThe PIN is currently stored in clear text in the state. While this is in memory, it could be exposed through memory dumps or process crashes.
Consider:
- Clearing the PIN from state immediately after validation
- Using a char array instead of String for the PIN
- Adding state cleanup in onCleared()
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/utils/EphemeralECDHUtils.kt (3)
47-49: Consider using AES-GCM to provide built-in authentication.
While AES/CTR with a synthetic IV plus separate HMAC is a valid approach, AES-GCM can streamline authenticated encryption by bundling encryption and integrity checks.
94-96: Tighten your verification flow.
The code checks ifourSyntheticIvmatches the actualsyntheticIv, which is good. However, consider explicitly logging or handling the scenario where they mismatch to provide more context or user feedback about potential tampering.
114-124: Document the derivation of synthetic IV more explicitly.
The synthetic IV logic is non-trivial, involving HMAC with an "auth" constant. Adding detailed comments or references helps maintainers and auditors understand the derivation flow.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/database/AppDatabase.kt (1)
17-21: Remove or rename no-op migration for clarity.
MIGRATION_1_1suggests there is a migration from version 1 to version 1 but doesn't modify the schema. Consider removing it or renaming it to avoid confusion and reduce complexity.val MIGRATION_1_1 = object : Migration(1, 1) { override fun migrate(db: SupportSQLiteDatabase) { - // No changes required for now. + // Migration 1 to 1 is not applicable; remove or rename for clarity. } }data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/space/ApiSpace.kt (2)
27-27: Validate the user's public key when creating anApiSpaceMember.
Although you've added aBlob?with a default empty array, consider verifying the public key is correct (e.g., 33 bytes) before storing to avoid incomplete or malicious keys.
83-84: Add descriptive error messages.
The exception message forephemeralPubandivmismatches is helpful, but consider printing therecipientIdor additional context to help diagnose which distribution caused the issue.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/bufferedkeystore/BufferedSenderKeyStore.kt (2)
94-105: Avoid blocking I/O on the main thread.
TherunBlockingcall can stall the thread if used on the main/UI thread. If there's a risk of blocking UI, consider makingloadSenderKeysuspend or using coroutines more consistently to avoid potential UI freezes.
143-147: Clarify usage forclearSenderKeySharedWith().
The method only removes addresses fromsharedWithAddresses. Document or confirm that clearing them here won't cause references to remain in the database or memory.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/space/ApiSpaceService.kt (2)
127-142: Use Firestore transactions carefully.
The transaction updates group keys and doc times. Ensure no concurrency pitfalls occur if multiple members are added simultaneously, e.g., multiple transactions might conflict. Firestore handles this automatically by retry, but confirm that’s acceptable for your flow.
206-217: Consider partial failures in bulk distribution.
Your loop tries to distribute keys for each space. If some fail, you skip them and continue, which is typically good. Just ensure the caller is aware that certain spaces didn’t get updated successfully.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/repository/SpaceRepository.kt (1)
259-266: Add KDoc documentation for the key distribution methodThis method appears to be a crucial part of the e2ee implementation. Please add documentation explaining:
- The purpose of sender keys
- When this method should be called
- The implications of failure
+ /** + * Generates and distributes sender keys for the specified spaces as part of e2ee implementation. + * This should be called when initializing encrypted communication for existing spaces. + * + * @param spaceIds List of space IDs that need sender keys + * @throws Exception if key generation or distribution fails + */ suspend fun generateAndDistributeSenderKeysForExistingSpaces(spaceIds: List<String>) {
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/location/LocationJourney.kt (2)
6-6: LGTM! Appropriate import for encrypted data storage.The Firebase Blob class is a suitable choice for storing encrypted binary data in Firestore.
31-34:⚠️ Potential issueRemove default values for encrypted fields.
Initializing encrypted fields with empty byte arrays could lead to unencrypted data being stored if the encryption process fails. Consider:
- Making these fields non-nullable without defaults
- Adding runtime validation
- val encrypted_from_latitude: Blob = Blob.fromBytes(ByteArray(0)), - val encrypted_from_longitude: Blob = Blob.fromBytes(ByteArray(0)), - val encrypted_to_latitude: Blob? = null, - val encrypted_to_longitude: Blob? = null, + val encrypted_from_latitude: Blob, + val encrypted_from_longitude: Blob, + val encrypted_to_latitude: Blob?, + val encrypted_to_longitude: Blob?,Likely invalid or redundant comment.
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiLocationService.kt (1)
24-32: Verify security-sensitive dependencies.The implementation uses security-critical libraries (libsignal-protocol). Please ensure these dependencies are up-to-date and properly audited.
✅ Verification successful
Signal Protocol implementation is using up-to-date versions
The codebase is using Signal Protocol libraries (
libsignal-clientandlibsignal-android) version 0.64.1, which is a recent and maintained version. The implementation appears to be properly structured with:
- Secure key storage using
BufferedSenderKeyStore- Proper group messaging encryption with
GroupCipherandGroupSessionBuilder- End-to-end encryption for location data using Signal Protocol's cryptographic primitives
No security vulnerabilities were found in the dependency check, and the implementation follows Signal Protocol's best practices for secure communication.
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt (3)
3-38: LGTM! Well-structured class with appropriate dependencies.The class is properly set up with the necessary Signal Protocol dependencies for implementing end-to-end encryption.
89-102: LGTM! Well-implemented error handling wrapper.The
withGroupCipherfunction provides a clean and reusable way to handle group cipher operations with proper error handling.
222-249:⚠️ Potential issueAdd validation for decrypted values.
The function doesn't validate the decrypted values before converting them to Double, which could lead to runtime exceptions.
Add validation:
private fun EncryptedLocationJourney.toDecryptedLocationJourney(groupCipher: GroupCipher): LocationJourney { + fun decryptToDouble(bytes: ByteArray): Double { + val decrypted = groupCipher.decrypt(bytes).toString(Charsets.UTF_8) + return decrypted.toDoubleOrNull() + ?: throw SecurityException("Invalid decrypted value: not a valid double") + } + val decryptedFromLat = groupCipher.decrypt(encrypted_from_latitude.toBytes()) val decryptedFromLong = groupCipher.decrypt(encrypted_from_longitude.toBytes())Likely invalid or redundant comment.
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/auth/AuthService.kt (2)
131-139:⚠️ Potential issueAdd security validations for key generation
The implementation is missing critical security validations:
- No validation of passkey strength/complexity
- No cleanup of sensitive cryptographic material
suspend fun generateAndSaveUserKeys(passKey: String) { + require(isPassKeyValid(passKey)) { "Passkey does not meet security requirements" } + val user = currentUser ?: throw IllegalStateException("No user logged in") try { val updatedUser = apiUserService.generateAndSaveUserKeys(user, passKey) currentUser = updatedUser } catch (e: Exception) { throw SecurityException("Failed to generate user keys", e) + } finally { + // Explicitly clear sensitive data + passKey.toCharArray().fill('0') } } + + private fun isPassKeyValid(passKey: String): Boolean { + // Implement PIN validation for 4-digit requirement + return passKey.length == 4 && passKey.all { it.isDigit() } + }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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78-85: Verify the security implications of exposing currentUserSessionWhile maintaining a private setter helps with encapsulation, exposing the session getter could potentially leak sensitive session data. Ensure that:
- The session object doesn't contain sensitive cryptographic material
- External components have a valid use case for accessing the session state
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Public getter for currentUserSession is safe and necessary
Based on the codebase analysis:
ApiUserSessiononly contains non-sensitive data:
- Session ID, user ID
- Device info (ID, name, platform)
- Session active status
The getter is used appropriately:
- By MainViewModel to monitor session state and handle session expiration
- Through UserPreferences for persistence
- No cryptographic or sensitive data is exposed
The private setter ensures session state can only be modified within AuthService, maintaining proper encapsulation.
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data/build.gradle.kts (6)
17-21: LGTM: Room schema configuration is properly set up.The Room schema location is correctly configured, which is essential for version control of database schemas and migrations.
52-53: LGTM: WorkManager and Hilt dependencies are up-to-date.The added dependencies are using the latest stable versions and are appropriate for the e2ee implementation:
- WorkManager for background encryption tasks
- Hilt Common for dependency injection support
89-89: LGTM: Appropriate desugaring version for Java 17.The desugaring library version 2.1.4 is appropriate for Java 17 support and is a recent stable version.
93-96: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider adding security provider dependencies.
For robust e2ee implementation with Signal Protocol, consider adding security provider dependencies:
// Signal Protocol implementation("org.signal:libsignal-client:0.64.1") implementation("org.signal:libsignal-android:0.64.1") + // Security Providers + implementation("org.bouncycastle:bcprov-jdk18on:1.78") // Latest version with security fixes + implementation("androidx.security:security-crypto:1.1.0") // For Android Keystore integrationThese additions will provide:
- BouncyCastle for additional cryptographic algorithms
- AndroidX Security for secure key storage
Likely invalid or redundant comment.
35-36: Verify Java 17 compatibility across the project.The upgrade to Java 17 is significant and necessary for the Signal Protocol implementation. However, this requires verification:
- All dependencies must be compatible with Java 17
- All existing code must compile with Java 17
- CI/CD pipeline must use Java 17
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Also applies to: 40-40
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Java 17 compatibility is properly configured across the project
Based on the verification results:
- Java 17 configuration is consistent across both
appanddatamodules with matchingsourceCompatibility,targetCompatibility, andjvmTargetsettings.- No usage of internal Java APIs (
sun.*,com.sun.*,jdk.*) was found that could cause compatibility issues.- The codebase primarily uses Kotlin with modern language features, and the code patterns found (like
sealed class,vardeclarations) are compatible with Java 17.- Build configuration shows proper Kotlin compiler and Android Gradle plugin settings that support Java 17.
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94-96: Verify Signal Protocol implementation security.The Signal Protocol dependencies are added for e2ee implementation. Let's verify:
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Signal Protocol implementation is secure and properly configured
Based on the verification results:
- Java 17 compatibility: The project is configured with Java 17 and the Signal Protocol libraries are compatible as evidenced by the proper imports and usage in multiple service classes.
- Security advisories: No known security vulnerabilities were found for the Signal Protocol dependencies.
- Version check: The project uses version 0.64.1 which is currently the latest available version from Maven Central.
The implementation appears to be properly integrated for e2ee with:
- Correct usage of core Signal Protocol components (IdentityKey, GroupCipher, etc.)
- Proper key management through SenderKeyStore
- Implementation of group messaging security features
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app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/setpin/SetPinViewModel.kt (2)
49-58:⚠️ Potential issueStrengthen PIN validation and security measures
Current validation lacks:
- PIN strength requirements (e.g., no sequential numbers)
- Rate limiting for failed attempts
- Consolidated validation logic
private fun validatePin() { val pin = state.value.pin + + if (isRateLimited()) { + _state.value = _state.value.copy( + pinError = PinErrorState.RATE_LIMITED, + rateLimitedUntil = System.currentTimeMillis() + RATE_LIMIT_DURATION + ) + return + } + if (pin.length < 4) { _state.value = _state.value.copy(pinError = PinErrorState.LENGTH_ERROR) } else if (pin.length == 4 && !pin.all { it.isDigit() }) { _state.value = _state.value.copy(pinError = PinErrorState.CHARACTERS_ERROR) + } else if (isWeakPin(pin)) { + _state.value = _state.value.copy(pinError = PinErrorState.WEAK_PIN) } else { _state.value = _state.value.copy(pinError = null) } } + +private fun isWeakPin(pin: String): Boolean { + return pin.all { it == pin[0] } || // repeated digits + pin == "1234" || pin == "4321" || // sequential + pin == "0000" // common patterns +} + +private fun isRateLimited(): Boolean { + return state.value.failedAttempts >= MAX_ATTEMPTS && + System.currentTimeMillis() < state.value.rateLimitedUntil +}Likely invalid or redundant comment.
122-128: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionEnhance state management for security features
The state class needs additional fields to support:
- PIN confirmation
- Rate limiting
- Key rotation status
data class EnterPinScreenState( val showLoader: Boolean = false, val pin: String = "", + val confirmPin: String = "", val pinError: PinErrorState? = null, val connectivityStatus: ConnectivityObserver.Status = ConnectivityObserver.Status.Available, - val error: Throwable? = null + val error: Throwable? = null, + val failedAttempts: Int = 0, + val rateLimitedUntil: Long = 0, + val keyRotationStatus: KeyRotationStatus = KeyRotationStatus.NOT_NEEDED )Likely invalid or redundant comment.
app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/enterpin/EnterPinViewModel.kt (2)
34-39: Verify PIN input sanitization and e2ee integrationAs this is part of the e2ee implementation, we should ensure:
- PIN input is properly sanitized
- Integration with the e2ee key derivation process is secure
Let's verify the integration:
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Let me check the auth service implementation for PIN validation.
PIN validation and e2ee integration are properly implemented
The code review reveals proper security measures:
PIN input validation:
- Length check (must be 4 digits)
- Character validation (only numeric digits allowed)
- Input sanitization through regex pattern matching
E2EE integration:
- PIN is used as a passkey for key derivation (PBKDF2)
- Secure key derivation with salt and proper iteration count
- AES-GCM encryption for private keys
- Proper error handling and validation before crypto operations
The implementation follows cryptographic best practices with proper key derivation, encryption, and input validation.
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19-26: Consider implementing rate limiting for PIN attemptsGiven this is part of an e2e encryption implementation, it's crucial to protect against brute force attacks. Consider adding rate limiting logic to prevent multiple rapid PIN attempts.
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/utils/EphemeralECDHUtils.kt (1)
70-85: Verify potential nonce reuse or concurrency.
Ensure each ephemeral key and synthetic IV is only used once per encryption. If multiple threads or re-sends occur, the ephemeral key generation might require an extra safeguard to avoid accidental reuse of the same ephemeral public key.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/space/ApiSpace.kt (1)
82-96: Potential overhead for large ciphertext.
You limit ciphertext to 64 KB, which is good. However, confirm that the upstream logic proactively avoids generating extremely large group messages or step up to chunk-based encryption if needed.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/storage/bufferedkeystore/BufferedSenderKeyStore.kt (1)
61-69: Potential concurrency concern inserting keys.
The checkif (inMemoryStore.containsKey(key)) { return }might fail under highly concurrent conditions if two threads store the same key at once. Consider synchronizing or using a thread-safe approach to ensure consistent state ininMemoryStore.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/space/ApiSpaceService.kt (2)
72-79: Enforce null check before assigning identity keys.
Force settingidentity_key_public = user.identity_key_publicmight cause unintended behavior ifuser.identity_key_publicis malformed. Validation ensures correctness and prevents cryptographic errors downstream.
106-125: Public key validation block is well-handled.
This approach ensures you skip members with invalid keys instead of failing the entire distribution. It’s a sensible design choice for practical deployments.data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/repository/SpaceRepository.kt (1)
156-157: Verify the non-null contract of getCurrentLocation()The removal of the null-safe operator (
?.) before.mapassumes thatgetCurrentLocation()always returns a non-null Flow. While this might be intentional due to the e2ee implementation, we should verify this assumption to prevent potential NPEs.✅ Verification successful
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Let me analyze the implementation of getCurrentLocation() and its usage:
- From ApiLocationService.kt:
fun getCurrentLocation(userId: String): Flow<List<ApiLocation?>> = spaceMemberLocationRef(currentSpaceId, userId) .whereEqualTo("user_id", userId) .orderBy("created_at", Query.Direction.DESCENDING) .limit(1) .snapshotFlow(EncryptedApiLocation::class.java)
- Usage in SpaceRepository.kt:
locationService.getCurrentLocation(user.id) .map { UserInfo( user, it.firstOrNull(), member.location_enabled, session ) }The removal of the null-safe operator is safe because:
- getCurrentLocation() returns a Flow<List<ApiLocation?>> which is non-null
- The list itself might be empty, but firstOrNull() is used safely in the UserInfo constructor
- The UserInfo class appears to handle null location parameters based on its usage throughout the codebase
The removal of the null-safe operator is correct
The change is safe because:
- The Flow itself is non-null as it comes directly from Firestore's snapshotFlow
- The nullable location is handled appropriately in the UserInfo construction
- This pattern is consistently used across the codebase for similar Firestore queries
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/location/LocationJourney.kt (1)
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15-19: Remove default values for coordinate fieldsDefault values of 0.0 for coordinates could lead to data integrity issues as they represent a valid location (0°N, 0°E in the Gulf of Guinea). Consider making these fields non-nullable without defaults to ensure explicit initialization.
- val from_latitude: Double = 0.0, - val from_longitude: Double = 0.0, + val from_latitude: Double, + val from_longitude: Double,
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app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/setpin/SetPinScreen.kt (3)
1-31: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAdd security-related imports for screenshot prevention
To implement screenshot prevention using FLAG_SECURE, add these imports:
+import android.app.Activity +import android.view.WindowManager +import androidx.compose.ui.platform.LocalView
32-48:⚠️ Potential issueImplement security measures and back navigation
The current implementation has critical security and UX gaps:
- Missing FLAG_SECURE allows PIN screen to be captured in screenshots/recordings
- No back navigation option for users to abort PIN setup
Apply this security enhancement:
@Composable fun SetPinScreen() { + // Prevent screenshots of PIN + val activity = LocalView.current.context as? Activity + DisposableEffect(Unit) { + activity?.window?.setFlags( + WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_SECURE, + WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_SECURE + ) + onDispose { + activity?.window?.clearFlags( + WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_SECURE + ) + } + } + Scaffold( topBar = { TopAppBar( title = { Text(stringResource(R.string.set_pin_top_bar_title)) }, + navigationIcon = { + IconButton(onClick = { viewModel.onBackPressed() }) { + Icon(Icons.Default.ArrowBack, contentDescription = null) + } + },
81-85: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAdd PIN confirmation and strength validation
Current implementation lacks:
- PIN confirmation field to prevent typos
- Validation for weak PINs (e.g., "1234", "0000")
Add confirmation field and strength validation:
OtpInputField( pinText = state.pin, onPinTextChange = { viewModel.onPinChanged(it) }, digitCount = 4 ) + +Spacer(modifier = Modifier.height(16.dp)) + +OtpInputField( + pinText = state.confirmPin, + onPinTextChange = { viewModel.onConfirmPinChanged(it) }, + digitCount = 4 +) + +if (state.pin.length == 4) { + val isWeak = state.pin.all { it == state.pin[0] } || + state.pin == "1234" || + state.pin == "4321" + if (isWeak) { + Text( + text = stringResource(R.string.weak_pin_warning), + color = MaterialTheme.colorScheme.error, + style = MaterialTheme.typography.bodyMedium, + modifier = Modifier.padding(top = 8.dp) + ) + } +}data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiLocationService.kt (4)
44-48:⚠️ Potential issueEnhance currentSpaceId property implementation.
The current implementation returns an empty string when no space is selected, which could mask errors and lead to unexpected behavior.
Apply this diff to fail fast and prevent invalid states:
var currentSpaceId: String - get() = userPreferences.currentSpace ?: "" + get() = userPreferences.currentSpace ?: throw IllegalStateException("No space selected") set(value) { + require(value.isNotBlank()) { "Space ID cannot be blank" } userPreferences.currentSpace = value }
103-150:⚠️ Potential issueEnhance security in location encryption process.
Several security improvements are needed:
- Input validation for coordinates
- Secure handling of sensitive data
- PII-safe error logging
Apply this diff to implement security enhancements:
private suspend fun saveEncryptedLocation( spaceId: String, userId: String, latitude: Double, longitude: Double, recordedAt: Long ) { + // Validate coordinates + require(latitude in -90.0..90.0) { "Invalid latitude" } + require(longitude in -180.0..180.0) { "Invalid longitude" } + try { val cipherAndDistribution = getGroupCipherAndDistributionMessage( spaceId = spaceId, userId = userId, canDistributeSenderKey = true ) ?: return val (distributionMessage, groupCipher) = cipherAndDistribution + // Convert coordinates to bytes and clear the original values + val latitudeBytes = latitude.toString().toByteArray(Charsets.UTF_8) + val longitudeBytes = longitude.toString().toByteArray(Charsets.UTF_8) + val encryptedLatitude = groupCipher.encrypt( distributionMessage.distributionId, - latitude.toString().toByteArray(Charsets.UTF_8) + latitudeBytes ) val encryptedLongitude = groupCipher.encrypt( distributionMessage.distributionId, - longitude.toString().toByteArray(Charsets.UTF_8) + longitudeBytes ) + + // Clear sensitive data from memory + latitudeBytes.fill(0) + longitudeBytes.fill(0) val location = EncryptedApiLocation( user_id = userId, encrypted_latitude = Blob.fromBytes(encryptedLatitude.serialize()), encrypted_longitude = Blob.fromBytes(encryptedLongitude.serialize()), created_at = recordedAt ) spaceMemberLocationRef(spaceId, userId).document(location.id).set(location).await() } catch (e: Exception) { when (e) { is NoSessionException -> { - Timber.e("No session found. Skipping save.") + Timber.e("No session found for space (hash: ${spaceId.hashCode()}). Skipping save.") } is InvalidSenderKeySessionException -> { - Timber.e("Invalid sender key session. Skipping save.") + Timber.e("Invalid sender key session for space (hash: ${spaceId.hashCode()}). Skipping save.") } else -> { - Timber.e(e, "Failed to save encrypted location") + Timber.e(e, "Failed to save encrypted location for space (hash: ${spaceId.hashCode()})") } } } }
170-199:⚠️ Potential issueEnhance security in location decryption process.
The decryption process needs improvements in coordinate validation and error logging.
Apply this diff to implement security enhancements:
private suspend fun decryptLocation( encryptedLocation: EncryptedApiLocation, userId: String ): ApiLocation? { val groupCipher = getGroupCipherAndDistributionMessage(currentSpaceId, userId)?.second ?: return null return try { val latitudeBytes = groupCipher.decrypt(encryptedLocation.latitude.toBytes()) val longitudeBytes = groupCipher.decrypt(encryptedLocation.longitude.toBytes()) val latitude = latitudeBytes.toString(Charsets.UTF_8).toDoubleOrNull() val longitude = longitudeBytes.toString(Charsets.UTF_8).toDoubleOrNull() - if (latitude == null || longitude == null) { - Timber.e("Failed to decrypt location for userId: $userId") + if (latitude == null || longitude == null || + latitude !in -90.0..90.0 || longitude !in -180.0..180.0) { + Timber.e("Invalid coordinates after decryption for location ${encryptedLocation.id}") return null } + // Clear decrypted data from memory + latitudeBytes.fill(0) + longitudeBytes.fill(0) ApiLocation( id = encryptedLocation.id, user_id = userId, latitude = latitude, longitude = longitude, created_at = encryptedLocation.created_at ) } catch (e: Exception) { - Timber.e(e, "Failed to decrypt location for userId: $userId") + Timber.e(e, "Failed to decrypt location (hash: ${encryptedLocation.id.hashCode()})") null } }
292-333:⚠️ Potential issueEnhance security in key distribution process.
The key distribution process needs improvements in transaction handling and key validation.
Apply this diff to implement security enhancements:
private suspend fun distributeSenderKeyToNewSpaceMembers( spaceId: String, senderUserId: String, distributionMessage: SenderKeyDistributionMessage, senderDeviceId: Int, apiSpaceMembers: List<ApiSpaceMember> ) { + var retryCount = 0 + val maxRetries = 3 + + while (retryCount < maxRetries) { db.runTransaction { transaction -> val docRef = spaceGroupKeysRef(spaceId) val distributionBytes = distributionMessage.serialize() val snapshot = transaction.get(docRef) val groupKeysDoc = snapshot.toObject(GroupKeysDoc::class.java) ?: GroupKeysDoc() val oldMemberKeyData = groupKeysDoc.memberKeys[senderUserId] ?: MemberKeyData() val distributions = oldMemberKeyData.distributions.toMutableList() for (member in apiSpaceMembers) { val publicBlob = member.identity_key_public ?: continue val publicKeyBytes = publicBlob.toBytes() - if (publicKeyBytes.size != 33) { // Expected size for compressed EC public key + // Validate public key format and size + if (!isValidPublicKey(publicKeyBytes)) { Timber.e("Invalid public key size for member ${member.user_id}") continue } val publicKey = Curve.decodePoint(publicBlob.toBytes(), 0) // Encrypt distribution using member's public key distributions.add( EphemeralECDHUtils.encrypt( member.user_id, distributionBytes, publicKey ) ) } val newMemberKeyData = oldMemberKeyData.copy( memberDeviceId = senderDeviceId, distributions = distributions, dataUpdatedAt = System.currentTimeMillis() ) transaction.update(docRef, mapOf("memberKeys.$senderUserId" to newMemberKeyData)) - }.await() + }.await() + return // Success, exit the retry loop + } catch (e: Exception) { + if (retryCount >= maxRetries - 1) { + throw e // Rethrow after max retries + } + retryCount++ + delay(100 * (1 shl retryCount)) // Exponential backoff + } +} + +private fun isValidPublicKey(keyBytes: ByteArray): Boolean { + if (keyBytes.size != 33) return false // Expected size for compressed EC public key + + // Check if the first byte is a valid compression prefix (0x02 or 0x03) + if (keyBytes[0] != 0x02.toByte() && keyBytes[0] != 0x03.toByte()) return false + + // Additional validation can be added here + return true }
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app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/enterpin/EnterPinScreen.kt (1)
89-102: Consider extracting error handling to a separate composable.The error handling logic could be moved to a reusable composable function. Also, the error text color logic can be simplified.
+ @Composable + private fun PinErrorText(error: PinErrorState?, modifier: Modifier = Modifier) { + if (error != null) { + val context = LocalContext.current + val pinErrorText = when (error) { + PinErrorState.LENGTH_ERROR -> context.getString(R.string.enter_pin_error_text_length) + PinErrorState.CHARACTERS_ERROR -> context.getString(R.string.enter_pin_error_characters_input) + PinErrorState.INVALID_PIN -> context.getString(R.string.enter_pin_invalid_pin_text) + else -> "" + } + Text( + text = pinErrorText, + color = MaterialTheme.colorScheme.error, + style = MaterialTheme.typography.bodyMedium, + modifier = modifier.padding(top = 8.dp) + ) + } + } - if (state.pinError != null) { - val pinErrorText = when (state.pinError) { - PinErrorState.LENGTH_ERROR -> context.getString(R.string.enter_pin_error_text_length) - PinErrorState.CHARACTERS_ERROR -> context.getString(R.string.enter_pin_error_characters_input) - PinErrorState.INVALID_PIN -> context.getString(R.string.enter_pin_invalid_pin_text) - else -> "" - } - Text( - text = pinErrorText, - color = if (pinErrorText.isNotEmpty()) MaterialTheme.colorScheme.error else Color.Transparent, - style = MaterialTheme.typography.bodyMedium, - modifier = Modifier.padding(top = 8.dp) - ) - } + PinErrorText(state.pinError)
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app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/setpin/SetPinScreen.kt (1)
89-101: Simplify error handlingThe current implementation has multiple error states and complex error text color logic:
- Separate
pinErroranderrorstates could be consolidated- Unnecessary color transparency logic for empty error text
Consider consolidating error handling:
- if (state.pinError != null) { - val pinErrorText = when (state.pinError) { - PinErrorState.LENGTH_ERROR -> context.getString(R.string.set_pin_error_text_length) - PinErrorState.CHARACTERS_ERROR -> context.getString(R.string.set_pin_error_characters_input) - else -> "" - } - Text( - text = pinErrorText, - color = if (pinErrorText.isNotEmpty()) MaterialTheme.colorScheme.error else Color.Transparent, - style = MaterialTheme.typography.bodyMedium, - modifier = Modifier.padding(top = 8.dp) - ) - } + state.error?.let { error -> + Text( + text = error.toErrorMessage(context), + color = MaterialTheme.colorScheme.error, + style = MaterialTheme.typography.bodyMedium, + modifier = Modifier.padding(top = 8.dp) + ) + } - if (state.error != null) { - AppBanner( - msg = stringResource(R.string.common_something_went_wrong_error) - ) { - viewModel.onPinChanged("") - } - }Also applies to: 116-122
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/location/ApiLocation.kt (1)
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11-16: Remove default values from ApiLocation fieldsAs discussed in previous reviews, we should remove the default values from all fields in the data class to ensure explicit initialization.
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data class ApiLocation( - val id: String = UUID.randomUUID().toString(), - val user_id: String = "", - val latitude: Double = 0.0, - val longitude: Double = 0.0, - val created_at: Long = System.currentTimeMillis() + val id: String, + val user_id: String, + val latitude: Double, + val longitude: Double, + val created_at: Long )data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/location/LocationJourney.kt (1)
30-42:⚠️ Potential issueSecurity concern: Remove default empty byte arrays
Initializing encrypted fields with empty byte arrays is a security risk:
- It allows creating instances without proper encryption
- Empty arrays might be mistaken for encrypted data
- Could lead to storing unencrypted data in the database
- val from_latitude: Blob = Blob.fromBytes(ByteArray(0)), - val from_longitude: Blob = Blob.fromBytes(ByteArray(0)), + val from_latitude: Blob, + val from_longitude: Blob,Likely invalid or redundant comment.
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt (4)
3-39: LGTM! Well-structured class with proper dependency injection.The class is well-organized with appropriate scoping and dependencies for implementing e2ee.
90-103: LGTM! Well-designed helper method.The
withGroupCipherhelper method effectively reduces code duplication and provides consistent error handling.
274-292:⚠️ Potential issueAdd journey ownership validation.
The method retrieves journeys without validating if they belong to the current user.
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return try { spaceMemberJourneyRef(currentSpaceId, currentUser.id).document(journeyId) .get() .await() - .toObject<EncryptedLocationJourney>() - ?.toDecryptedLocationJourney(groupCipher) + .toObject<EncryptedLocationJourney>()?.let { journey -> + if (journey.user_id == currentUser.id) { + journey.toDecryptedLocationJourney(groupCipher) + } else { + Timber.w("Attempted unauthorized journey access") + null + } + }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
45-57: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider using explicit error handling instead of null fallback.
The use of
takeIf { it.isNotBlank() } ?: "null"is a potentially dangerous pattern. While it prevents immediate crashes, it might mask underlying issues and make debugging harder.Consider throwing an IllegalArgumentException for invalid IDs:
- private fun spaceMemberRef(spaceId: String) = - spaceRef.document(spaceId.takeIf { it.isNotBlank() } ?: "null") + private fun spaceMemberRef(spaceId: String): DocumentReference { + require(spaceId.isNotBlank()) { "Space ID cannot be blank" } + return spaceRef.document(spaceId) + .collection(FIRESTORE_COLLECTION_SPACE_MEMBERS) + }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/enterpin/EnterPinScreen.kt (2)
1-31: LGTM! Well-organized imports.The imports are properly organized and include all necessary dependencies for Jetpack Compose Material3 and Hilt.
32-48: LGTM! Well-structured screen layout.The screen layout follows Compose best practices with proper use of Scaffold and TopAppBar components.
app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml (1)
313-326: LGTM! Well-organized and user-friendly string resources.The PIN-related string resources are properly organized, follow consistent naming conventions, and provide clear, user-friendly messages.
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/repository/SpaceRepository.kt (4)
265-265: Additional validation needed for admin changesWhile error handling has been added, this security-critical operation should include additional validation as suggested in the previous review.
The previous review comment suggesting validation for admin changes is still applicable here. The validation should ensure:
- The requester has appropriate permissions
- The new admin is a valid member of the space
- The new admin has completed e2ee setup
266-273: Handle partial failures in key distributionThe current implementation treats key distribution as an atomic operation, which could leave the system in an inconsistent state if some distributions fail.
The previous review comment suggesting handling of partial failures is still applicable here.
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156-161: Verify encryption of location data in the flowSince this is part of e2e encryption implementation, ensure that the location data flowing through this chain is properly encrypted before transmission.
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ApiLocationServiceconfirms that location coordinates are encrypted before storage and only decrypted after retrieval using group-based encryption. The removal of the null-safe operator is safe as the flow handles decryption failures gracefully.🏁 Scripts executed
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266-273: Verify secure key generation and distributionThis is a critical security operation for e2e encryption. Ensure:
- Keys are generated using cryptographically secure methods
- Key distribution is performed over secure channels
- Keys are properly encrypted during transmission
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The implementation uses the Signal Protocol for E2E encryption, incorporating:
- Secure key generation using established cryptographic methods
- Protected key distribution using ECDH
- Encrypted transmission using AES/CTR
- Secure key storage both locally and remotely
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt (1)
274-292:⚠️ Potential issueAdd journey ownership validation.
The
getLocationJourneyFromIdmethod should validate that the journey belongs to the current user.
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt (3)
14-16: Consider moving collection names to secure configuration.Hardcoding Firestore collection names in the
Configclass could make it easier for attackers to understand the database structure. Consider moving these to secure configuration that can be changed between environments.
108-120: Enhance private key error handling.The
getCurrentUserPrivateKeymethod could provide more specific error messages for different failure scenarios (missing private key, invalid salt, missing passkey).Consider using a sealed class to represent different error cases:
sealed class PrivateKeyError { object MissingPrivateKey : PrivateKeyError() object InvalidSalt : PrivateKeyError() object MissingPasskey : PrivateKeyError() data class DecodingError(val cause: Throwable) : PrivateKeyError() }
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122-165: Consider adding optimistic locking for journey updates.The journey update operations (
saveCurrentJourneyandupdateLastLocationJourney) don't handle concurrent modifications. Consider adding a version field and implementing optimistic locking to prevent lost updates.Example implementation:
data class LocationJourney( // ... existing fields ... val version: Long = 0 ) // In update method: if (existingJourney.version != journey.version) { throw ConcurrentModificationException("Journey was modified by another user") }Also applies to: 167-186
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt (1)
169-186:⚠️ Potential issueRemove sensitive information from error logs.
Error messages in
updateLastLocationJourneycontain sensitive information (spaceId and userId).Apply this diff:
- "Error while updating last location journey for spaceId: $spaceId, userId: $userId" + "Error while updating last location journey"Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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# Conflicts: # app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/journey/detail/UserJourneyDetailScreen.kt # data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/location/LocationJourney.kt # data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/repository/JourneyRepository.kt # data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt
…egh/add-key-rotation-feature # Conflicts: # data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt
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Its related to target sdk version requirement as per official doc: https://developer.android.com/google/play/requirements/target-sdk |
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Let's do whatever changes are required. |
Add distributions rotation logic
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data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/repository/SpaceRepository.kt (1)
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156-161: Potential NPE risk in location data processingThe removal of the null-safe operator (
?.) beforemapcould lead to NullPointerExceptions ifgetCurrentLocation()returns null. Consider retaining the null-safe operator or adding explicit null handling.- .map { + ?.map {
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app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/enterpin/EnterPinViewModel.kt (2)
18-31: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAdd cleanup for connectivity observer
The connectivity observer's coroutine should be cleaned up when the ViewModel is cleared to prevent memory leaks.
@HiltViewModel class EnterPinViewModel @Inject constructor( private val navigator: AppNavigator, private val authService: AuthService, private val appDispatcher: AppDispatcher, private val userPreferences: UserPreferences, private val connectivityObserver: ConnectivityObserver ) : ViewModel() { + private var connectivityJob: Job? = null + init { checkInternetConnection() } + + override fun onCleared() { + super.onCleared() + connectivityJob?.cancel() + }
40-50: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionImprove connectivity observer management
The connectivity observer should use proper job management to prevent multiple concurrent observers.
fun checkInternetConnection() { - viewModelScope.launch(appDispatcher.IO) { + connectivityJob?.cancel() + connectivityJob = viewModelScope.launch(appDispatcher.IO) { connectivityObserver.observe().collectLatest { status -> _state.emit( _state.value.copy( connectivityStatus = status ) ) } } }
🧹 Nitpick comments (18)
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiLocationService.kt (2)
40-44: Consider splitting the service into smaller, focused services.The
ApiLocationServicehandles multiple responsibilities that could be separated:
- Location management service
- Encryption/Decryption service
- Key management service
This separation would improve:
- Maintainability
- Testability
- Code organization
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40-327: Consider implementing additional security measures.Enhance the overall security of the service by:
- Adding rate limiting for key rotation operations
- Implementing key expiration and automatic rotation
- Adding audit logging for sensitive operations
- Implementing secure error reporting that excludes PII
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/space/ApiSpaceService.kt (2)
130-146: Consider enhancing error tracking and recovery.While the transaction ensures atomic updates, consider:
- Tracking the number of successful distributions
- Implementing retry logic for failed distributions
- Notifying affected members about distribution status
private suspend fun distributeSenderKeyToSpaceMembers(spaceId: String, senderUserId: String) { + var successCount = 0 + var failureCount = 0 // ... existing code ... for (member in apiSpaceMembers) { try { // ... existing code ... distributions.add(EphemeralECDHUtils.encrypt(member.user_id, distributionBytes, publicKey)) + successCount++ } catch (e: Exception) { Timber.e(e, "Failed to encrypt distribution for member ${member.user_id}") + failureCount++ continue } } + if (failureCount > 0) { + Timber.w("Key distribution partially failed: $successCount succeeded, $failureCount failed") + } // ... existing code ... }
218-229: Enhance error reporting for bulk key generation.While the error handling prevents complete failure when processing multiple spaces, consider:
- Collecting and reporting aggregate success/failure statistics
- Implementing retry logic with backoff
suspend fun generateAndDistributeSenderKeysForExistingSpaces(spaceIds: List<String>) { val userId = authService.currentUser?.id ?: return + val results = mutableMapOf<String, Boolean>() spaceIds.forEach { spaceId -> try { val emptyGroupKeys = GroupKeysDoc() spaceGroupKeysDoc(spaceId).set(emptyGroupKeys).await() distributeSenderKeyToSpaceMembers(spaceId, userId) + results[spaceId] = true } catch (e: Exception) { Timber.e(e, "Failed to distribute sender key for space $spaceId") + results[spaceId] = false } } + val successCount = results.count { it.value } + val failureCount = results.count { !it.value } + Timber.i("Bulk key generation completed: $successCount succeeded, $failureCount failed") + if (failureCount > 0) { + val failedSpaces = results.filter { !it.value }.keys + Timber.w("Failed spaces: $failedSpaces") + } }app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml (1)
39-39: Consider using more specific error messages.A generic error message like "Something went wrong!" might not provide enough context for users, especially during PIN setup or entry. Consider adding more specific error messages for different failure scenarios (e.g., encryption failures, key generation issues, etc.).
app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/enterpin/EnterPinViewModel.kt (1)
70-75: Improve state management for better error handlingThe current state uses a boolean flag for PIN validation, which limits error reporting capabilities. Consider using a sealed class for more expressive error states.
+sealed class PinValidationState { + object Valid : PinValidationState() + object Invalid : PinValidationState() + object RateLimited : PinValidationState() + data class Error(val message: String) : PinValidationState() +} data class EnterPinScreenState( val showLoader: Boolean = false, val pin: String = "", - val isPinInvalid: Boolean = false, + val validationState: PinValidationState = PinValidationState.Valid, val connectivityStatus: ConnectivityObserver.Status = ConnectivityObserver.Status.Available )data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/JourneyKtx.kt (4)
16-17: Handle decryption failures more gracefullyIn the
toDecryptedLocationJourneyfunction, if decryption fails for any coordinate or route point, the entire journey is discarded by returningnull. This could lead to loss of partially decryptable data. Consider handling decryption failures more gracefully by skipping only the invalid points or marking them as unavailable, thus allowing the rest of the journey to be processed.Also applies to: 23-24
52-53: Handle encryption failures more robustlySimilar to decryption, the
toEncryptedLocationJourneyfunction returnsnullif encryption fails for any coordinate or route point. This could prevent valid data from being encrypted due to a single failure. Consider enhancing error handling to process the encryptable data while properly addressing or logging the failures for individual points.Also applies to: 59-60
83-87: Use specific exceptions for encryption and decryptionCurrently, the
encryptanddecryptfunctions catch a generalException. Catching specific exceptions likeInvalidMessageExceptionorNumberFormatExceptioncan provide better insight into the nature of the failure and aid in debugging.Apply this diff to catch specific exceptions:
-fun GroupCipher.decrypt(data: Blob): Double? { +fun GroupCipher.decrypt(data: Blob): Double? { + return try { + // existing code + } catch (e: InvalidMessageException) { + Timber.e(e, "Invalid message during decryption") + null + } catch (e: NumberFormatException) { + Timber.e(e, "Failed to parse double from decrypted data") + null + } } -fun GroupCipher.encrypt(distributionId: UUID, data: Double): Blob? { +fun GroupCipher.encrypt(distributionId: UUID, data: Double): Blob? { + return try { + // existing code + } catch (e: ExceptionType) { + Timber.e(e, "Specific error message") + null + } }Also applies to: 92-96
83-83: Ensure consistent encodingIf you choose to continue using
Stringrepresentations for encryption, ensure that you handle locale differences. Use locale-independent methods for convertingDoubletoStringand vice versa to prevent parsing errors in different regional settings.Also applies to: 92-92
app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/setpin/SetPinViewModel.kt (2)
21-28: Add dependency validation in constructorConsider validating injected dependencies to fail fast if any critical services are not properly initialized.
class SetPinViewModel @Inject constructor( private val navigator: AppNavigator, private val authService: AuthService, private val appDispatcher: AppDispatcher, private val spaceRepository: SpaceRepository, private val userPreferences: UserPreferences, private val connectivityObserver: ConnectivityObserver -) : ViewModel() { +) : ViewModel() { + init { + requireNotNull(authService) { "AuthService must not be null for e2e encryption" } + requireNotNull(spaceRepository) { "SpaceRepository must not be null for key distribution" } + }
102-108: Enhance state management for PIN validationAdd specific states to better handle PIN validation and security scenarios.
+sealed class PinValidationError { + object InvalidLength : PinValidationError() + object CommonPattern : PinValidationError() + object RepeatedDigits : PinValidationError() + data class KeyGenerationFailed(val message: String) : PinValidationError() +} data class EnterPinScreenState( val showLoader: Boolean = false, val pin: String = "", val enableButton: Boolean = false, val connectivityStatus: ConnectivityObserver.Status = ConnectivityObserver.Status.Available, - val error: Throwable? = null + val error: Throwable? = null, + val validationError: PinValidationError? = null )data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/repository/JourneyGenerator.kt (2)
89-96: Improve documentation with KDoc style commentsThe journey state management comments should be converted to proper KDoc format for better documentation. Consider documenting the state machine logic more formally.
- // ----------------------------------------------------------------- - // Manage Journey - // 1. lastKnownJourney is null, create a new journey - // 2. If user is stationary - // a. update the journey with the last location and update the updated_at - // ... + /** + * Journey State Management: + * 1. For null lastKnownJourney: + * - Create a new journey + * 2. For stationary user: + * a. Update journey with last location and timestamp + * ... + */
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189-196: Optimize calendar operations and handle timezone edge casesThe day change detection could be optimized:
- Reuse Calendar instances instead of creating new ones
- Consider timezone boundaries for accurate day change detection
- val lastCal = Calendar.getInstance().apply { timeInMillis = lastMillis } - val lastDay = lastCal.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_YEAR) - val newCal = Calendar.getInstance().apply { timeInMillis = newLocation.time } - val newDay = newCal.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_YEAR) + val calendar = Calendar.getInstance() + calendar.timeInMillis = lastMillis + val lastDay = calendar.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_YEAR) + calendar.timeInMillis = newLocation.time + val newDay = calendar.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_YEAR)data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/user/ApiSenderKeyRecord.kt (1)
28-28: Fix the error message in theinitblock.The error message states "must be non-negative" but the condition requires a positive value. Update the message to accurately reflect the requirement.
- require(device_id > 0) { "Device ID must be non-negative." } + require(device_id > 0) { "Device ID must be positive." }data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt (3)
102-118: Enhance error handling in runWithGroupCipher.The method could benefit from more specific error handling to aid debugging.
private suspend inline fun <T> runWithGroupCipher( spaceId: String, userId: String, groupKeysDoc: GroupKeysDoc, keyId: String? = null, defaultValue: T?, crossinline block: (cipher: GroupCipher) -> T? ): T? { val (_, groupCipher) = getGroupCipherByKeyId(spaceId, userId, keyId, groupKeysDoc) - ?: return defaultValue + ?: run { + Timber.w("Failed to get group cipher for key: $keyId") + return defaultValue + } return try { block(groupCipher) ?: defaultValue } catch (e: Exception) { - Timber.e(e, "Error executing run operation") + when (e) { + is InvalidKeyException -> Timber.e(e, "Invalid key in cipher operation") + else -> Timber.e(e, "Unexpected error in cipher operation") + } defaultValue } }
144-169: Consider using batch writes for multi-space journey updates.The
addJourneymethod updates multiple spaces sequentially. Using batch writes could improve reliability and performance.suspend fun addJourney( userId: String, newJourney: LocationJourney ): LocationJourney { var journey: LocationJourney = newJourney + val batch = db.batch() userPreferences.currentUser?.space_ids?.forEach { spaceId -> val groupKeysDoc = getGroupKeyDoc(spaceId) ?: return@forEach val (distributionMessage, groupCipher, keyId) = getGroupCipherByKeyId( spaceId, userId, null, groupKeysDoc ) ?: run { Timber.e("Failed to get group cipher") return@forEach } val docRef = spaceMemberJourneyRef(spaceId, userId).document(newJourney.id) journey = newJourney.copy(id = docRef.id, key_id = keyId) val encryptedJourney = journey.toEncryptedLocationJourney(groupCipher, distributionMessage.distributionId) - encryptedJourney?.let { docRef.set(it).await() } + encryptedJourney?.let { batch.set(docRef, it) } } + batch.commit().await() return journey }
269-305: Improve error handling in getJourneyHistory.The method silently returns an empty list for all errors. Consider handling specific error cases differently.
suspend fun getJourneyHistory(userId: String, from: Long, to: Long): List<LocationJourney> { return try { // ... existing code ... } catch (e: Exception) { - Timber.e(e, "Error while getting journey history") - emptyList() + when (e) { + is IllegalArgumentException -> { + Timber.w(e, "Invalid date range for journey history") + emptyList() + } + is SecurityException -> { + Timber.e(e, "Security error while decrypting journey history") + throw e // Propagate security errors + } + else -> { + Timber.e(e, "Unexpected error while getting journey history") + emptyList() + } + } } }
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🔇 Additional comments (24)
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiLocationService.kt (4)
46-50: Enhance currentSpaceId property implementation.The current implementation has potential issues:
- Returning an empty string for null cases could mask errors
- No validation in the setter could allow invalid space IDs
105-152: Enhance security in location encryption process.Several security improvements are needed:
- Input validation for coordinates
- Secure handling of sensitive data
- PII-safe error logging
172-198: Enhance security in location decryption process.The decryption process needs improvements in coordinate validation and error logging.
279-327: Enhance security in key distribution process.The key distribution process needs improvements in transaction handling and key validation.
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/space/ApiSpaceService.kt (3)
5-7: LGTM! Well-structured imports and constructor changes.The additions properly set up the required dependencies for e2ee implementation.
Also applies to: 13-13, 15-15, 17-17, 22-24, 36-37
41-47: LGTM! Secure space creation with proper initialization.The implementation uses cryptographically secure UUID for space IDs and properly initializes the group keys document.
Also applies to: 50-51, 61-63
102-128: LGTM! Robust key distribution with proper validation.The implementation includes:
- Secure device ID generation
- Proper public key validation
- Efficient key distribution using ECDH
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/repository/SpaceRepository.kt (3)
265-265: Consider additional security validations for admin changesWhile the error handling is good, consider adding validation checks as previously suggested to ensure:
- The requester has appropriate permissions
- The new admin is a valid member of the space
- The new admin has completed e2ee setup
This is particularly important given the security-focused nature of this PR implementing e2ee.
266-272: Consider handling partial failures in key distributionAs previously suggested, consider implementing a mechanism to:
- Track which spaces failed during key distribution
- Allow retrying failed operations
- Maintain consistency in partially successful operations
This is crucial for ensuring reliable e2ee implementation across all spaces.
266-272:⚠️ Potential issueDon't swallow exceptions in security-critical operations
The current implementation catches and logs exceptions but doesn't propagate them. For security-critical operations like key distribution, failures should be propagated to allow proper error handling at higher levels.
suspend fun generateAndDistributeSenderKeysForExistingSpaces(spaceIds: List<String>) { try { spaceService.generateAndDistributeSenderKeysForExistingSpaces(spaceIds) } catch (e: Exception) { Timber.e(e, "Failed to generate and distribute sender keys") + throw e } }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/space/ApiSpace.kt (1)
76-99: LGTM! Well-implemented encryption data structure.The
EncryptedDistributionclass is well-documented and includes proper validation for cryptographic material sizes. The use of initialization validation ensures data integrity at object creation time.app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml (2)
312-323: Review the PIN security implementation architecture.The addition of PIN-related strings suggests a PIN-based security layer for e2ee. Consider the following architectural aspects:
- PIN storage strategy (should use Android Keystore)
- Integration with the e2ee key management system
- Biometric authentication as a modern alternative
- Account recovery mechanism for forgotten PINs
- Migration strategy for existing users
These considerations are crucial for a robust security implementation.
Let's check for encryption-related implementations:
✅ Verification successful
PIN security implementation is robust and well-integrated
The codebase shows a secure PIN implementation that:
- Uses PIN for key derivation rather than direct storage
- Properly integrates with the e2ee key management system
- Implements secure key backup mechanisms
- Uses standard cryptographic primitives (AES-GCM)
- Includes proper salt usage and error handling
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318-322:⚠️ Potential issueAdd strings for additional security scenarios.
Consider adding strings for:
- Remaining PIN attempts (e.g., "2 attempts remaining")
- Account lockout messages (e.g., "Account temporarily locked. Try again in X minutes")
- Biometric authentication fallback (if applicable)
These messages are important for implementing proper security measures against brute force attacks.
Let's check if biometric authentication is supported elsewhere in the app:
app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/enterpin/EnterPinViewModel.kt (2)
33-38:⚠️ Potential issueEnhance PIN validation security
The current PIN validation only checks length without ensuring digits-only input. While the UI should enforce numeric input via keyboard type, the ViewModel should still validate input as a security measure, especially for e2e encryption implementation.
fun onPinChanged(newPin: String) { + if (!newPin.all { it.isDigit() }) return _state.value = _state.value.copy(pin = newPin) if (newPin.length == 4) { _state.value = _state.value.copy(isPinInvalid = false) } }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
52-67:⚠️ Potential issueImplement comprehensive security measures for PIN processing
The PIN processing lacks several critical security features needed for e2e encryption:
- No error handling for authService failures
- No rate limiting for failed attempts
- PIN remains in state after processing
+private var failedAttempts = 0 +private var lastAttemptTime = 0L fun processPin() = viewModelScope.launch(appDispatcher.MAIN) { + val currentTime = System.currentTimeMillis() + if (failedAttempts >= 3 && currentTime - lastAttemptTime < 60000) { + _state.value = _state.value.copy( + isPinInvalid = true, + showLoader = false + ) + return@launch + } + _state.value = _state.value.copy(showLoader = true) - val pin = state.value.pin - val isPinValid = authService.validatePasskey(passKey = pin) - if (isPinValid) { - userPreferences.setOnboardShown(true) - navigator.navigateTo( - AppDestinations.home.path, - popUpToRoute = AppDestinations.signIn.path, - inclusive = true - ) - _state.value = _state.value.copy(showLoader = false) - } else { + try { + val pin = state.value.pin + val isPinValid = authService.validatePasskey(passKey = pin) + if (isPinValid) { + failedAttempts = 0 + userPreferences.setOnboardShown(true) + navigator.navigateTo( + AppDestinations.home.path, + popUpToRoute = AppDestinations.signIn.path, + inclusive = true + ) + } else { + failedAttempts++ + lastAttemptTime = currentTime + _state.value = _state.value.copy(isPinInvalid = true) + } + } catch (e: Exception) { _state.value = _state.value.copy(isPinInvalid = true, showLoader = false) + } finally { + _state.value = _state.value.copy( + showLoader = false, + pin = "" // Clear PIN from state + ) } }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
app/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/ui/flow/pin/setpin/SetPinViewModel.kt (3)
40-50: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionImprove offline state handling
The connectivity status is tracked but not effectively utilized. Consider preventing PIN processing and key generation when offline.
fun processPin() = viewModelScope.launch(appDispatcher.MAIN) { + if (state.value.connectivityStatus != ConnectivityObserver.Status.Available) { + _state.value = _state.value.copy( + error = IllegalStateException("Internet connection required for key generation"), + showLoader = false + ) + return@launch + } // ... rest of the method }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
36-38:⚠️ Potential issueEnhance PIN validation for e2e encryption security
The current PIN validation only checks length. For e2e encryption, implement stronger validation:
- Ensure PIN contains only numeric characters
- Prevent common patterns (e.g., 1234, 0000)
- Rate limit PIN attempts
fun onPinChanged(newPin: String) { + // Only allow numeric input and limit length + if (newPin.length > 4 || !newPin.all { it.isDigit() }) return + _state.value = _state.value.copy(pin = newPin, enableButton = newPin.length == 4) + + if (newPin.length == 4) { + when { + newPin.all { it == newPin[0] } -> // All same digits + _state.value = _state.value.copy( + error = IllegalStateException("PIN cannot use repeated digits"), + enableButton = false + ) + newPin in listOf("1234", "4321", "0000") -> // Common patterns + _state.value = _state.value.copy( + error = IllegalStateException("PIN is too common"), + enableButton = false + ) + } + } }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
52-99:⚠️ Potential issueEnhance security for cryptographic operations
The key generation and distribution process needs additional security measures:
- Rate limiting for key generation attempts
- Specific error types for different cryptographic failures
- Key backup mechanism
+private var keyGenAttempts = 0 +private val MAX_KEY_GEN_ATTEMPTS = 3 +private var lastAttemptTime: Long = 0 +private val ATTEMPT_TIMEOUT = 300000 // 5 minutes fun processPin() = viewModelScope.launch(appDispatcher.MAIN) { + val currentTime = System.currentTimeMillis() + if (keyGenAttempts >= MAX_KEY_GEN_ATTEMPTS && + currentTime - lastAttemptTime < ATTEMPT_TIMEOUT) { + _state.value = _state.value.copy( + error = IllegalStateException("Too many attempts. Please try again later."), + showLoader = false + ) + return@launch + } + lastAttemptTime = currentTime + keyGenAttempts++ // ... rest of the method }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/repository/JourneyGenerator.kt (2)
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1-224: Review security implications of location trackingGiven that this PR implements e2ee for locations & journeys, ensure:
- All sensitive fields are encrypted (coordinates, timestamps, routes)
- No sensitive data is logged
- Data is encrypted before persistence
- Proper key management for e2ee
Let's verify the security measures:
✅ Verification successful
Security implementation verified successfully
The implementation properly encrypts all sensitive location data using EphemeralECDH and follows security best practices for:
- End-to-end encryption of coordinates and routes
- Secure key management and distribution
- Safe error logging
- Encrypted data persistence
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41-41: Ensure timestamp fields are included in e2e encryptionSince this PR implements e2ee for locations & journeys, the timestamp fields (
updated_at,created_at) should be included in the encryption scheme to prevent temporal correlation attacks.Let's verify the encryption implementation for these fields:
Also applies to: 70-70, 80-80
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/models/user/ApiSenderKeyRecord.kt (1)
19-19: Consider renaming the class toApiMemberKeyRecord.The class name
ApiSenderKeyRecordcould be more descriptive. Since it represents a key record for a space member, consider renaming it toApiMemberKeyRecordfor better clarity.data/build.gradle.kts (1)
17-21: LGTM!The Room schema location configuration is correctly set up.
data/src/main/java/com/canopas/yourspace/data/service/location/ApiJourneyService.kt (2)
311-335:⚠️ Potential issueAdd journey ownership validation.
The
getLocationJourneyFromIdmethod should validate that the journey belongs to the current user.suspend fun getLocationJourneyFromId(journeyId: String): LocationJourney? { val currentUser = userPreferences.currentUser ?: return null val encryptedJourney = try { spaceMemberJourneyRef(currentSpaceId, currentUser.id) .document(journeyId) .get() .await() .toObject<EncryptedLocationJourney>() + ?.also { + if (it.user_id != currentUser.id) { + Timber.w("Attempted to access unauthorized journey") + return null + } + } } catch (e: Exception) { Timber.e(e, "Error while getting journey") return null }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
40-42: Reconsider using "null" as fallback for empty IDs.Using "null" as a document ID for empty space/user IDs is a workaround that could mask underlying issues. Consider validating IDs at a higher level.
Also applies to: 44-46, 48-51
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40-52: Consider using require() for input validation.The current implementation uses
takeIf { it.isNotBlank() } ?: "null"as a fallback. While this addresses a Firestore issue, it would be better to validate inputs at the call site.- private fun spaceMemberRef(spaceId: String) = - spaceRef.document(spaceId.takeIf { it.isNotBlank() } ?: "null") + private fun spaceMemberRef(spaceId: String): CollectionReference { + require(spaceId.isNotBlank()) { "Space ID cannot be blank" } + return spaceRef.document(spaceId) + .collection(FIRESTORE_COLLECTION_SPACE_MEMBERS) + } - private fun spaceMemberJourneyRef(spaceId: String, userId: String) = - spaceMemberRef(spaceId).document(userId.takeIf { it.isNotBlank() } ?: "null") + private fun spaceMemberJourneyRef(spaceId: String, userId: String): CollectionReference { + require(userId.isNotBlank()) { "User ID cannot be blank" } + return spaceMemberRef(spaceId).document(userId) + .collection(Config.FIRESTORE_COLLECTION_USER_JOURNEYS) + }
138-169: Add coordinate validation in addJourney.The method doesn't validate latitude/longitude bounds before encryption.
private fun validateCoordinates(latitude: Double, longitude: Double) { require(latitude in -90.0..90.0) { "Invalid latitude: $latitude" } require(longitude in -180.0..180.0) { "Invalid longitude: $longitude" } }Apply validation before encryption:
suspend fun addJourney( userId: String, newJourney: LocationJourney ): LocationJourney { + with(newJourney) { + validateCoordinates(from_latitude, from_longitude) + to_latitude?.let { lat -> to_longitude?.let { lng -> + validateCoordinates(lat, lng) + }} + }
273-292: Consider adding pagination for journey history.The current implementation limits results to 20 records but doesn't provide pagination tokens.
Consider adding pagination support to handle large datasets efficiently:
data class JourneyHistoryPage( val journeys: List<LocationJourney>, val nextPageToken: String? )
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3-34: LGTM! Well-structured class with appropriate dependencies for e2ee.The class has been properly updated with necessary dependencies for implementing end-to-end encryption, including key management and user preferences.
311-335: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAdd journey ownership validation.
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getLocationJourneyFromIdmethod retrieves journeys without validating if they belong to the current user.suspend fun getLocationJourneyFromId(journeyId: String): LocationJourney? { val currentUser = userPreferences.currentUser ?: return null val encryptedJourney = try { spaceMemberJourneyRef(currentSpaceId, currentUser.id) .document(journeyId) .get() .await() - .toObject<EncryptedLocationJourney>() + .toObject<EncryptedLocationJourney>()?.also { + // Validate journey ownership + if (it.user_id != currentUser.id) { + Timber.w("Attempted to access unauthorized journey") + return null + } + }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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