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Adds a bounded, deterministic DNS resolver for native security integration tests. The test-only native-security-tests feature reads per-host IP answer sequences from TINYSECURITY_TEST_DNS_SEQUENCE, consumes one answer per lookup, normalizes hostnames, and fails closed on missing, malformed, duplicate, or exhausted sequences. It is selected only in debug builds; release/default builds continue to use SystemResolver.

This lets the OpenHuman integration fixture prove that a public DNS preflight followed by a loopback answer at browser dial authorization is denied by the actual TinySecurity module and never reaches the listener.

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  • cargo fmt --all -- --check
  • cargo test -p tinysecurity-module --features native-security-tests --lib adapter::native_test_resolver::tests:: (7 passed)
  • Focused cargo llvm-cov report: 94.44% line coverage for native_test_resolver.rs
  • cargo clippy -p tinysecurity-module --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
  • cargo build -p tinysecurity-module --features native-security-tests
  • cargo build -p tinysecurity-module
  • scripts/ci/security-browser-egress-fixture.sh from the OpenHuman worktree (callback, existing loopback denial, and DNS rebinding tests all passed)

A local full unit run without native-security-tests had 11 failures in crypto-authority and restricted audit-storage/callback tests. Hosted cross-platform checks for the current head are running.

Part of tinyhumansai/openhuman#7328.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Native security test builds can use configured DNS address sequences for scoped network checks. Lookups consume addresses in order; invalid or exhausted sequences deny access.
  • Documentation
    • Added guidance for configuring the native test DNS fixture, including its failure behavior.
  • Tests
    • Updated native test timeouts to allow longer-running cases.

senamakel and others added 6 commits October 23, 2026 00:57
Introduce an opt-in cargo feature that gates a private deterministic
resolver fixture used by native integration tests. The module is only
compiled when the feature is enabled, keeping the fixture out of
default builds.

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…tive tests

Introduce a bounded, scripted DNS resolver that reads a hostname-to-address
sequence from an environment variable and hands out one address per lookup, so
native security integration fixtures can run without real network access. When
the variable is absent or invalid, a rejecting resolver is used instead, and
the configured resolver is cached on first load.

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… accessor

The policy service now obtains its resolver from a single egress_resolver helper that returns the native test resolver when the native-security-tests feature is enabled and the system resolver otherwise, so the test fixture can be injected without duplicating the cfg logic at each call site. The remaining changes are formatting only.

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Replaced the map/unwrap_or pair with map_or when selecting the fixture or reject resolver, and switched a test to return a Result so failures surface through the harness instead of panicking. Also swapped a temporary Vec for an array in the invalid-input cases.

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The native-security-tests feature now only activates the deterministic resolver fixture when debug assertions are enabled, so release builds always use the system resolver even if the feature is turned on. The feature comment was updated to reflect this narrower scope.

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What changed

Declares a `native-security-tests` feature in `crates/tinysecurity-module/Cargo.toml` and adds a cfg-gated module include in `crates/tinysecurity-module/src/adapter.rs` (feature plus debug_assertions), with an `egress_resolver()` helper returning the fixture resolver under that cfg and `&tinysecurity::SystemResolver` otherwise; the url guard, check-with-redactor, and browser dial authorization paths now call `egress_resolver()` instead of hardcoding `SystemResolver`. `crates/tinysecurity-module/src/native_test_resolver.rs` introduces a `FixtureResolver` parsed from JSON via a custom `Deserialize` visitor that rejects duplicate hostname keys and host-count overruns during deserialization, with byte/host/per-host/total bounds, hostname and IP validation, case-normalized host keys, one-answer-per-lookup sequencing, a `RejectResolver` fallback selected by `configured_resolver()`, and `valid_hostname` enforcement. Its tests in `crates/tinysecurity-module/src/native_test_resolver_tests.rs` cover sequencing, canonicalization, bounds, hostname shapes, resolver limit/timeout checks, and the configured-resolver selection path. `.env.example` documents the fixture variable. Two test-only timeout relaxations appear in `crates/tinysecurity-module/examples/secret_cipher_native_contract/fixture.rs` (client proxy timeout raised to 35 seconds) and `crates/tinysecurity-module/src/adapter_secret_tests.rs` (`callback_timeout_ms` raised to 1000); the description lane noted the author's body does not mention these, which is a description gap rather than a code defect. The latest-push-delta is unavailable: there is no trusted base-to-head diff comparison, so the whole-pull-request diff above is not presented as a push delta.

Features

  • Added — Test-only `native-security-tests` feature and cfg-gated resolver selection: When the feature is enabled alongside `debug_assertions`, egress lookups in debug test builds use a deterministic fixture resolver; release and default builds keep `SystemResolver`, so production behavior is unchanged. (crates/tinysecurity-module/Cargo.toml publish = false, crates/tinysecurity-module/src/adapter.rs impl PolicyService {)
  • Added — Bounded, fail-closed `FixtureResolver` with duplicate-rejecting parsing: Parses a bounded JSON host-to-address script through a custom visitor that errors on duplicate hostname keys and host-count overruns during deserialization; validates hostnames and IPs, lowercases host keys and rejects case-collapsed duplicates, consumes one answer per lookup, and denies on invalid input, unknown host, or exhausted sequence. (crates/tinysecurity-module/src/native_test_resolver.rs)
  • Modified — `configured_resolver()` selection helper behind `resolver()`: Splits environment-variable reading from resolver construction so the fallback to `RejectResolver` on an absent or unparseable fixture is testable without touching the process environment; the selected resolver is cached in a `OnceLock`. (crates/tinysecurity-module/src/native_test_resolver.rs)
  • Modified — Egress call sites route through `egress_resolver()`: URL guard, check-with-redactor, and browser dial authorization select the resolver dynamically, enabling the fixture to drive DNS sequencing in tests while preserving `SystemResolver` in production builds. (crates/tinysecurity-module/src/adapter.rs impl PolicyService {, crates/tinysecurity-module/src/adapter.rs struct PolicyService {)
  • Added — Fixture environment documentation in `.env.example`: Documents the debug-only `TINYSECURITY_TEST_DNS_SEQUENCE` variable, that each host lookup consumes the next address, and that malformed or exhausted sequences deny. (.env.example)
  • Modified — Test-only timeout relaxations in native contract fixture and secret adapter tests: The fixture proxy client timeout is raised to 35 seconds so the module's own callback deadline settles pending work and the duplicate-execution assertion observes the module's replay rejection rather than a client-side timeout; `callback_timeout_ms` is raised to 1000 to avoid spurious authority denies under llvm-cov on Windows. Both affect test harnesses only. (crates/tinysecurity-module/examples/secret_cipher_native_contract/fixture.rs pub(super) async fn run(, crates/tinysecurity-module/src/adapter_secret_tests.rs fn config() -> SecretConfig2 {)

Tests

  • unit — Verifies that a fixture script for `rebind.test` returns configured addresses one per resolution in sequence and returns `ResolveFailure` once the sequence is exhausted.: Behavioural assertions on sequencing and exhaustion that would fail if advancing stopped. (crates/tinysecurity-module/src/native_test_resolver_tests.rs)
  • unit — Verifies that a fixture key declared in mixed case (`Rebind.Test`) is matched by a lowercase query.: Behavioural assertion on case folding. (crates/tinysecurity-module/src/native_test_resolver_tests.rs)
  • unit — Asserts `FixtureResolver::parse` errors on empty input, empty map, empty answer list, invalid hostnames, keys that collide after lowercasing, exact duplicate keys, non-IP values, oversized hostnames, answers-per-host overruns, and oversized fixtures.: Covers fail-closed parsing branches including duplicate-key rejection. (crates/tinysecurity-module/src/native_test_resolver_tests.rs)
  • unit — Builds fixture strings exceeding the host-count bound and exceeding the 8-answers-per-host limit across hosts and asserts parsing fails.: Directly targets the host-count and total-answer bounds. (crates/tinysecurity-module/src/native_test_resolver_tests.rs)
  • unit — Asserts rejection of leading/trailing-hyphen labels, empty labels, over-length labels, non-ASCII names, and non-object JSON (`[]`, `null`, null answer lists).: Covers hostname shape validation and JSON shape rejection. (crates/tinysecurity-module/src/native_test_resolver_tests.rs)
  • unit — Asserts `resolve` returns `ResolveFailure` for zero and oversized limits, zero and excessive timeouts, over-length hostnames, and hosts absent from the fixture.: Covers the resolve-time guards and unknown-host path. (crates/tinysecurity-module/src/native_test_resolver_tests.rs)
  • unit — Verifies `configured_resolver` returns a resolving fixture for valid input and a rejecting resolver for `None` and non-JSON input.: Covers the fixture-to-resolver selection path, but not the adapter call sites that consume `egress_resolver()`. (crates/tinysecurity-module/src/native_test_resolver_tests.rs)

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  • Conclusion: Success
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  • Conclusion: Success
  • Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
  • Positive: The security lane answered with no findings; the fixture is gated on the test-only feature plus `debug_assertions`, leaving production builds on `SystemResolver`.
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  • Conclusion: Success
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  • Positive: The tests lane answered with no findings, noting the resolver functionality is covered by the sibling unit tests exercising parsing bounds, hostname validation, per-host sequence exhaustion, and limit/timeout rejection.
  • Positive: The tests lane reported the two fixture timeout changes alter test harness configuration only, with no production behaviour left uncovered.
  • Lane summary: The behavioural changes since the last review are two test-fixture timeouts (a fixture proxy timeout and a fixture callback deadline), and neither alters production behaviour in a way that a missing test could catch — the timeout values are pinned in fixture configuration that existing assertions already drive. The resolver functionality is covered by the sibling unit tests in `native_test_resolver_tests.rs`, which are included in this change's full diff and exercise parsing bounds, hostname validation, per-host sequence exhaustion, and limit/timeout rejection. One edge in the resolver's `resolve` path — the `next_answer` map is keyed by the lowercased hostname while `answers` may hold the canonical key — is consistent with the parse-time lowercasing, so lookups align. I found no defect worth reporting. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `4fe3eeed5342`), so retrieved context may be out of date._

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  • Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
  • Positive: The commits lane answered with no sensitive content reported in committed files.
  • Lane summary: No sensitive content in committed files. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `4fe3eeed5342`), so retrieved context may be out of date._

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  • Conclusion: Success
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  • Positive: The description lane answered that the resolver work in the body matches the title, with the only unreported change being the pair of test-only timeout relaxations, which it classified as a description gap rather than a code defect.
  • Lane summary: The resolver work the body describes is present and matches the title; the only unreported change is the pair of test-only timeout relaxations in the secret contract fixture and the secret adapter tests, which the author's body never mentions. That is a description gap, not a code defect — the quoted `35`-second client timeout and the `1000` ms callback deadline are both within the module's accepted ranges (`1..=30000`) and only affect test harnesses, so nothing in the diff misbehaves. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `4fe3eeed5342`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
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The change adds a feature-gated native DNS fixture resolver with bounded input and ordered answers. In debug builds with the feature enabled, three adapter security checks use it. Other builds continue to use SystemResolver. Native test timeout values also change.

Changes: Native security test DNS

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Add the bounded fixture resolver
crates/tinysecurity-module/Cargo.toml, crates/tinysecurity-module/src/native_test_resolver.rs, crates/tinysecurity-module/src/native_test_resolver_tests.rs, .env.example
The native-security-tests feature and gated resolver are added. The resolver validates fixture data and lookup parameters, returns configured addresses in order, and rejects invalid or exhausted lookups. Tests cover resolver behavior. The example environment file documents the fixture variable.
Route adapter checks through the selected resolver
crates/tinysecurity-module/src/adapter.rs
scoped_url_guard, scoped_egress_check, and authorize_browser_dial use the selected resolver. The adapter uses the fixture resolver when both gates are enabled and SystemResolver otherwise.
Adjust native test timeouts
crates/tinysecurity-module/examples/secret_cipher_native_contract/fixture.rs, crates/tinysecurity-module/src/adapter_secret_tests.rs
The native fixture proxy uses a 5-second timeout for mode 12, a 30-second timeout for mode 18, and a 10-second timeout otherwise. The adapter secret test config uses a 1000 ms callback timeout instead of 50 ms.

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  Adapter->>NativeTestResolver: Request resolver for gated security checks
  NativeTestResolver->>Environment: Read TINYSECURITY_TEST_DNS_SEQUENCE once
  NativeTestResolver-->>Adapter: Return fixture resolver or rejecting resolver
  Adapter->>NativeTestResolver: Resolve hostname
  NativeTestResolver-->>Adapter: Return next configured address or failure
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senamakel and others added 3 commits October 23, 2026 01:04
Add a test asserting that a fixture key with mixed case resolves a
canonical lower-case query, and extend the invalid-input cases with a
duplicate key that differs only in case so such fixtures fail closed.

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Fixture hostnames are now lowercased before being stored and a duplicate
entry fails resolution instead of silently overwriting the earlier
addresses, so fixtures that differ only in case are caught rather than
masking one another.

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Convert the mixed-case host key test to return a Result instead of panicking on parse failure, matching the fallible style used by the other tests in this file.

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Add a duplicate-key fixture to the fail-closed test so that resolver
fixtures containing the same host twice are rejected rather than silently
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Deserializing the fixture map directly into a BTreeMap silently collapsed
duplicate hostname keys, so a malformed fixture could pass validation with
fewer hosts than it declared. A custom visitor now rejects duplicate keys and
enforces the host limit while parsing.

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…paths

Add tests for the native fixture resolver covering host and answer count
limits, malformed JSON shapes and hostnames, out-of-range timeouts and
limits, unknown hosts, and poisoned lookup state. These lock in the
fail-closed behaviour of the resolver's validation and error handling.

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The environment lookup and fixture parsing are now split so the parsing logic can be exercised directly, and a test covers valid fixtures along with missing or malformed input falling back to rejection.

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The resolver rejection test now returns a Result and maps the fixture parse
error instead of panicking, and the poisoned lookup state test was removed.

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Adds a register_scope method that appends one immutable trusted subject
scope to an already-running registry without replacing it or altering
existing subjects. Exact repeats are idempotent, conflicting reuse of an
identity is refused, and the shared registration validation is factored
into a helper so construction and registration enforce the same rules.

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Update the native handle tests to pass a generation argument to
register_scope and add a case asserting that a stale generation is
rejected.

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register_scope now takes an expected generation and denies the
registration when it does not match the registry's current generation,
closing a race where a caller could register against state it had
already observed as changed. The doc comment was updated to mention the
new rejection case.

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Add a RegisterSecretScope2 method and the request and receipt types for
registering a secret resolver against an already-live approval scope, and
bump the contract version to 1.29. The request carries only the immutable
registration so callers cannot forge a subject, which the new test covers.

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The skill scan block test now checks that begin returns a denied approval
carrying the Denied lifecycle state, rather than expecting an error. This
matches the engine's actual behaviour of surfacing denials as state.

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The test no longer asserts that a skill scan block verdict is denied, so its
name was shortened to match what it actually covers. The removed block
duplicated coverage that lives elsewhere.

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Add problem statement, goals and non-goals, and acceptance criteria to the
skill-scan contract so the draft status and ownership are explicit. Reformat
the bundle digest test loop to satisfy rustfmt.

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The skill scan warning test now registers its scope with auto-approve
enabled and a run_workflow grant, so the warning path is exercised even
when the scope would otherwise skip human approval. A second call with a
blocking skill scan verdict is asserted to be denied outright, confirming
that a block overrides auto-approval.

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Requests carrying a skill scan verdict of Block are now treated as
non-original, and a Warn verdict forces human-only approval. This keeps
flagged skills from being auto-approved by the native path.

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Add a test asserting that run_workflow maps host skill scan verdicts to the
expected policy outcomes, with Block denying on content, Warn denying as
approval unavailable, and Pass allowing. The spec is clarified to state that a
warning requires a fresh human decision and cannot be bypassed by
auto-approve-all, grants, prior approvals, or the judge.

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…itionals

Pulled the blocked skill scan predicate into a named helper and merged the
matching arms in the external-effect check. Inverted the bundle hash guard in
the policy engine so the success path reads first, with no change in behaviour.

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Add a test asserting that a passing skill scan alone cannot authorize a host tool call, which must still be denied as an unsupported effect. This locks in that skill scan verdicts never substitute for an explicit effect check.

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Skill scan checks were matched by the host tool call arm in the policy
engine, so a request carrying only a skill scan was evaluated as a host
tool invocation. The arm no longer matches skill scans, and the affected
tests now pair the scan with a non-effecting host action so they still
exercise the intended path.

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The skill-scan contract now states that a scan verdict is supplemental to the
host-effect check and can never authorize a tool call on its own. It also
documents that 1.29 is additive for older same-major hosts, which keep 1.28
behavior until their adapter sends the check, and corrects the acceptance
criteria to describe a 1.29 host rejecting a 1.28 module. A test asserts that
an older same-major host config is still accepted.

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Replace the mutable default config and explicit Result return with struct
update syntax so the test no longer needs to construct and mutate a
binding or wrap its assertion in Ok.

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Extend the mixed-request test to assert that a skill scan check alongside an
acting check still counts as admission-only, while a skill scan on its own does
not.

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The admission_only predicate now accepts SkillScan checks alongside host
action and shell checks, and requires at least one host-tool or shell
question to be present. This keeps skill scans from being rejected as
non-admission checks under contract 1.20.

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Update the doc comment on admission_only to describe host-tool checks as
admission-only with an optional supplemental scan, replacing the outdated
contract version reference.

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Confidential authorities are process-owned and survive service-tree
replacement, so running the actual bus fixtures in the same libtest process
let Windows' linked module loader share owners between independent broker
instances. The affected tests now re-execute themselves in a child process
marked by an environment variable and skip the in-process run.

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Extend the secret scope registration test to register a static
registration and assert its receipt is active with the expected
registration id. Also verify that re-registering the same scope with a
different backend id is rejected, and seed the legacy binding list so the
new path is exercised.

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The audit_policy_ref helper on CipherState is only used by tests, so it is now
compiled under cfg(test) to avoid dead code in non-test builds.

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The secret scope tests mutate process-wide state and could interleave when
run concurrently, so they now take a dedicated test-only mutex for the
duration of each test.

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Replace the shared test mutex with a helper that re-executes the binary
to run each process-global test in its own child process, so tests that
mutate global secret scope state no longer interfere with each other.

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The process-global isolation helper now spells out its full result type
instead of relying on the TestResult alias, and the confidential master
resolution test no longer takes the shared secret scope lock since the
helper already isolates the process.

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The approval scope refresh now receives the cipher state from the policy
service instead of reading it from a thread-local, so the cipher is
resolved from the owning service rather than ambient state.

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The isolate_process_global_test helper and its call sites were dropped from the secret adapter tests, so the affected cases now run in-process instead of re-executing themselves in a child process.

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feat(secret): register runtime secret scopes
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senamakel merged commit 9acb3ca into main Oct 23, 2026
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