FEATURE: Add content scanning and abuse controls - #37
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds organization trust rules, shared rate limits, file and site scanning, quarantine and publication controls, abuse reporting, and admin moderation. It also updates device-flow polling, dashboard states, deployment configuration, and operational documentation. ChangesAbuse controls and content safety
Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Files from verified organizations can stay held in review when URL scans take longer than the recovery window, and their links may be submitted for scanning more than once. A held file can also go public after an operator lowers the organization's trust. Both issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5❌ Failed checks (1 inconclusive)
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| SET public = ${visibility.public}, updated_at = ${updatedAt} | ||
| SET public = ${isPublicNow}, publish_pending = ${hold}, |
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🟠 High files/mutations.ts:61
Cancelling a held publish in setVisibility does not prevent the in-flight scan from later setting public = true, so a file the user made private is exposed again. The scanner’s publish update must also require publish_pending to still be true (or otherwise invalidate the scan when this flag is cleared).
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apps/web/src/lib/server/services/scanner.ts:280
The publish update checks the version and quarantine state but not
publish_pending. If a user cancels a pending publish by making the file private while its scan is running,setVisibilityclearspublish_pending; this stale scan then still executes this update and makes the file public. The user’s explicit privacy change is therefore undone and private content is exposed.
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In file @apps/web/src/lib/server/services/files/mutations.ts around line 61:
Cancelling a held publish in `setVisibility` does not prevent the in-flight scan from later setting `public = true`, so a file the user made private is exposed again. The scanner’s publish update must also require `publish_pending` to still be true (or otherwise invalidate the scan when this flag is cleared).
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- apps/web/src/lib/server/services/scanner.ts:280 -- The publish update checks the version and quarantine state but not `publish_pending`. If a user cancels a pending publish by making the file private while its scan is running, `setVisibility` clears `publish_pending`; this stale scan then still executes this update and makes the file public. The user’s explicit privacy change is therefore undone and private content is exposed.
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| // The scanner records its own outcome (a verdict row, a re-sent | ||
| // poll); only storage trouble asks for a redelivery. | ||
| scan: (job) => scanner.runOne(job).pipe(Effect.as('done')), |
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🟠 High jobs/consumer.ts:100
scan acknowledges the job as 'done' even when scanner.runOne returns Polling after jobs.trySend fails, so the only follow-up URL-scan poll is lost. Because trySend only logs the enqueue error and Lifecycle has no reconciliation sweep, held publishes remain pending indefinitely and already-public files are never finalized or quarantined. Preserve the scanner outcome (or propagate the enqueue failure) so the message is retried when the poll cannot be queued.
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sendScanJobat line 70 usesjobs.trySend, which deliberately swallows a queue-send failure. This mutation leaves verified-org files withpublic = falseandpublish_pending = true, but the lifecycle only runs purge/index/site work and there is no scan reconciliation path. Therefore a transient queue outage permanently leaves a requested publish unavailable rather than retrying it.
apps/web/src/lib/server/services/scanner.ts:511
The initial URL-scan pass submits the URLs and then uses
jobs.trySendfor the only polling job.trySendswallows queue-send failures, while this service persists no pending poll state for maintenance to reconstruct. If that enqueue fails, the consumed job is acknowledged: a verified file remains held forever, and an already-public file is never quarantined even if the submitted URL scan later reports malicious.
apps/web/src/lib/server/services/sites/sessions.ts:413
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jobs.trySendfor the only scan job silently drops the job during a queue-send outage. A verified org's commit has already storedpublic = false, publish_pending = true, and there is no scanner lifecycle sweep or other reconciliation that re-enqueues held rows (the lifecycle only sweeps sites, indexing, and file purges). The site therefore remains permanently unavailable until manual intervention instead of eventually being scanned and published.
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In file @apps/web/src/lib/server/jobs/consumer.ts around line 100:
`scan` acknowledges the job as `'done'` even when `scanner.runOne` returns `Polling` after `jobs.trySend` fails, so the only follow-up URL-scan poll is lost. Because `trySend` only logs the enqueue error and `Lifecycle` has no reconciliation sweep, held publishes remain pending indefinitely and already-public files are never finalized or quarantined. Preserve the scanner outcome (or propagate the enqueue failure) so the message is retried when the poll cannot be queued.
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- apps/web/src/lib/server/services/files/mutations.ts:70 -- `sendScanJob` at line 70 uses `jobs.trySend`, which deliberately swallows a queue-send failure. This mutation leaves verified-org files with `public = false` and `publish_pending = true`, but the lifecycle only runs purge/index/site work and there is no scan reconciliation path. Therefore a transient queue outage permanently leaves a requested publish unavailable rather than retrying it.
- apps/web/src/lib/server/services/scanner.ts:511 -- The initial URL-scan pass submits the URLs and then uses `jobs.trySend` for the only polling job. `trySend` swallows queue-send failures, while this service persists no pending poll state for maintenance to reconstruct. If that enqueue fails, the consumed job is acknowledged: a verified file remains held forever, and an already-public file is never quarantined even if the submitted URL scan later reports malicious.
- apps/web/src/lib/server/services/sites/sessions.ts:413 -- Using `jobs.trySend` for the only scan job silently drops the job during a queue-send outage. A verified org's commit has already stored `public = false, publish_pending = true`, and there is no scanner lifecycle sweep or other reconciliation that re-enqueues held rows (the lifecycle only sweeps sites, indexing, and file purges). The site therefore remains permanently unavailable until manual intervention instead of eventually being scanned and published.
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| const trust = recover( | ||
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| Effect.suspend(() => promoteEstablished(sql, new Date())), |
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🟠 High services/lifecycle.ts:101
lifecycle.trust promotes a long-lived free organization to established on the next maintenance tick after it upgrades to a paid plan, instead of waiting 14 days on the paid plan. promoteEstablished uses orgs.created_at for the cutoff, so it bypasses the intended verified-organization scan hold; base eligibility on the paid-plan transition time instead.
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apps/web/src/lib/server/trust.ts:59
promoteEstablishedcomparescreated_atwith the 14-day cutoff, so an old free org that upgrades today is promoted toestablishedon the next sweep instead of after 14 days on a paid plan. This bypasses the intended verified-org scan-before-publish period immediately after upgrading.
apps/web/src/routes/api/internal/maintenance/+server.ts:36
lifecycle.trustpromotes organizations usingpromoteEstablished, whose eligibility is based onorgs.created_atrather than when the organization became paid. A long-lived free organization that upgrades to a paid plan is therefore promoted toestablishedon the next maintenance tick instead of after the documented 14 days on a paid plan, bypassing the intended scan-before-publish trust period.
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In file @apps/web/src/lib/server/services/lifecycle.ts around line 101:
`lifecycle.trust` promotes a long-lived free organization to `established` on the next maintenance tick after it upgrades to a paid plan, instead of waiting 14 days on the paid plan. `promoteEstablished` uses `orgs.created_at` for the cutoff, so it bypasses the intended verified-organization scan hold; base eligibility on the paid-plan transition time instead.
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- apps/web/src/lib/server/trust.ts:59 -- `promoteEstablished` compares `created_at` with the 14-day cutoff, so an old free org that upgrades today is promoted to `established` on the next sweep instead of after 14 days on a paid plan. This bypasses the intended verified-org scan-before-publish period immediately after upgrading.
- apps/web/src/routes/api/internal/maintenance/+server.ts:36 -- `lifecycle.trust` promotes organizations using `promoteEstablished`, whose eligibility is based on `orgs.created_at` rather than when the organization became paid. A long-lived free organization that upgrades to a paid plan is therefore promoted to `established` on the next maintenance tick instead of after the documented 14 days on a paid plan, bypassing the intended scan-before-publish trust period.
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Addressed the confirmed follow-ups in this review update:
Earlier reviewed fixes already cover canceling held publication, current-version mutation/scan selection, durable scan/poll recovery, and failure-safe suspension. Intentional decisions:
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Four rate limit bindings (RL_UPLOAD, RL_PUBLISH, RL_AUTH, RL_ANON) replace the KV counters in auth-guard.ts. Uploads and site sessions are keyed by org, device auth by client address, and anonymous content fetches past the edge cache by IP. The wrangler drift check compares the bindings and their limits across environments; route tests swap the bindings for fakes with a per-name denial switch. The AUTH_GUARD namespace stays for the slug and query embedding caches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
trust-policy.ts decides what each level may do: new orgs stay private, verified and established ones may publish. Signing in with a verified email promotes new to verified; the maintenance tick promotes verified orgs on a paid plan for 14 days to established. Uploads that land public (including HTML, which is forced public), visibility changes, renames to .html, and site sessions and commits all pass through requirePublishAllowed, which answers 403 "Verify your email to share publicly" for a new org. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every version that becomes public gets a scan job. A verified org's publish (visibility change, rename to .html, site commit) is held with publish_pending until the scanner clears it; established orgs publish now and are scanned after. The Scanner runs three checks and records a scan_verdicts row for each: the object's sha256 against blocked_hashes, the first bytes against the declared type (mime-sniff.ts), and the outbound links in HTML through the Cloudflare URL Scanner (UrlReputation; a Null answers clean when URLSCAN_API_KEY is unset, `fake:<verdict>` selects a fake). Link scans are collected by re-sending the job with the scan ids. Clean publishes a held row and purges the edge cache; malicious quarantines the file, which content routes then 404, and writes a notification; suspicious stays held for review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`/report` on every content host takes a report (JSON or the one-form page at `/report?f=<id>`) for a file that host serves, rate limited by address; the address is stored hashed. The Admin service carries the kill switch: suspendOrg sets trust to suspended, drops the slug cache so the host answers 404 at once, and purges the host from the edge through the Cloudflare API when CF_API_TOKEN and CF_ZONE_ID are set (logged when not). API keys and sessions for a suspended org stop resolving with 401. restoreOrg reverses it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
ADMIN_USER_IDS names the WorkOS users who may operate the platform; requireAdmin accepts only a browser session for one of them, never an API key. /admin on the dashboard origin lists open reports, held and quarantined files with their verdicts, dead-lettered jobs, and recent orgs with trust, plan, and usage, with row actions for resolving a report, marking a file clean or malicious, bumping trust, suspending and restoring an org, and blocking a hash. Every action goes through /api/admin/*, which the route tests exercise for non-admins and admins. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
docs/abuse.md: the zone checklist (WAF managed rules, bot fight mode, hotlink protection off, Netcraft feed, DMCA agent, abuse@ mailbox), the trust levels and what each may do, the scan pipeline check by check and what each verdict does to the row, the report endpoint, the kill switch step by step including the manual purge when the zone API is not configured, the rate limit bindings, and how to work /admin. The admin review list also surfaces live files the scanner flagged after publish until an operator rules on them, and admin verdict rows record who made the call. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| AND created_at < ${establishedCutoff(now)} | ||
| ORDER BY created_at | ||
| LIMIT ${Math.max(1, Math.min(limit, 1000))} | ||
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🟠 High server/trust.ts:63
promoteEstablished can overwrite a concurrent suspension with established, restoring publishing access. The outer UPDATE matches only the selected id; keep trust = 'verified' on that update so PostgreSQL skips rows whose trust changed before the row lock is acquired.
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restoreOrgreads the trust state and then performs an unconditional second update. If two operators act concurrently, one restore can readsuspended, another operator can set the org's trust (for example toestablished), and the restore then overwrites that newer choice withverified. The action needs a transaction/conditional update to avoid losing the later moderation decision.
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In file @apps/web/src/lib/server/trust.ts around line 63:
`promoteEstablished` can overwrite a concurrent suspension with `established`, restoring publishing access. The outer `UPDATE` matches only the selected `id`; keep `trust = 'verified'` on that update so PostgreSQL skips rows whose trust changed before the row lock is acquired.
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- apps/web/src/lib/server/services/admin.ts:462 -- `restoreOrg` reads the trust state and then performs an unconditional second update. If two operators act concurrently, one restore can read `suspended`, another operator can set the org's trust (for example to `established`), and the restore then overwrites that newer choice with `verified`. The action needs a transaction/conditional update to avoid losing the later moderation decision.
| `.pipe(storageError('list site assets to purge')); | ||
| const urls = [ | ||
| `${origin}/f/${fileId}`, | ||
| `${origin}/f/${fileId}?v=${version}`, |
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🟠 High services/admin.ts:311
Quarantining a file does not invalidate cached historical URLs such as /f/${fileId}?v=1, so a previously cached version remains publicly retrievable after the operator takes the file offline. purgeFile only purges the reviewed version; purge every version's public URL (or otherwise invalidate the file's entire cache) when applying a file-wide quarantine.
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In file @apps/web/src/lib/server/services/admin.ts around line 311:
Quarantining a file does not invalidate cached historical URLs such as `/f/${fileId}?v=1`, so a previously cached version remains publicly retrievable after the operator takes the file offline. `purgeFile` only purges the reviewed `version`; purge every version's public URL (or otherwise invalidate the file's entire cache) when applying a file-wide quarantine.
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| const whole = object.sizeBytes <= SCAN_HASH_MAX_BYTES; | ||
| const loaded = yield* blobs | ||
| .get(object.r2Key, whole ? null : `bytes=0-${SNIFF_LENGTH - 1}`) |
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🟠 High server/scan-inspection.ts:30
HTML objects larger than SCAN_HASH_MAX_BYTES are fetched with only the first SNIFF_LENGTH bytes, so links after byte 512 are never inspected and URL scanning can return a benign verdict for malicious content later in the file. Fetch SCAN_HTML_MAX_BYTES for oversized HTML objects while keeping SNIFF_LENGTH for non-HTML content.
| .get(object.r2Key, whole ? null : `bytes=0-${SNIFF_LENGTH - 1}`) | |
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| ? null | |
| : `bytes=0-${(isHtml(object.contentType) ? SCAN_HTML_MAX_BYTES : SNIFF_LENGTH) - 1}` | |
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In file @apps/web/src/lib/server/scan-inspection.ts around line 30:
HTML objects larger than `SCAN_HASH_MAX_BYTES` are fetched with only the first `SNIFF_LENGTH` bytes, so links after byte 512 are never inspected and URL scanning can return a benign verdict for malicious content later in the file. Fetch `SCAN_HTML_MAX_BYTES` for oversized HTML objects while keeping `SNIFF_LENGTH` for non-HTML content.
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| SET current_version = ${session.version}, size_bytes = ${totalSize}, | ||
| content_type = 'text/html', public = true, | ||
| content_type = 'text/html', public = ${!hold}, | ||
| publish_pending = ${hold}, |
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When a verified organization republishes an already-live site, this update advances its version and sets public to false. Visitors lose access to the existing site while the replacement is scanned, and it remains unavailable if the replacement is held for review. Keep the approved version available until the replacement can go live; this interruption needs fixing before merge.
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Disposable Postgres republish rehearsal script
- The authored command script extracts and executes the relevant source SQL against temporary tables; it provides a reproducible, service-level check without production services.
Before change: republished site remains publicly resolvable
- The baseline command exited 0 and recorded version 2 as public with an anonymous asset lookup result; the old behavior kept the site available.
After change: verified-org republish blocks anonymous lookup
- The HEAD command exited 0 and recorded version 2 as nonpublic and pending, with no anonymous asset lookup result; the site is unavailable pending scan.
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Path: apps/web/src/lib/server/services/sites/sessions.ts
Line: 341-344
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**Republishing takes sites offline**
When a verified organization republishes an already-live site, this update advances its version and sets `public` to false. Visitors lose access to the existing site while the replacement is scanned, and it remains unavailable if the replacement is held for review. Keep the approved version available until the replacement can go live; this interruption needs fixing before merge.
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| export const isHtml = (contentType: string) => | ||
| contentType.split(';', 1)[0]?.trim().toLowerCase() === 'text/html'; |
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An upload can retain application/xhtml+xml, but this predicate recognizes only text/html. The scanner skips outbound-link inspection for XHTML site assets, so those links can pass a verified organization's pre-publication URL check. This gap needs fixing before merge.
How this was verified: XHTML inspection returned no links for content containing an outbound link, and the site asset route preserves its XHTML content type.
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Authored XHTML scanner runtime probe
- The script invokes the scanner with an in-memory blob and makes a local HTTP request using the public file route's header helpers, showing the scope of the comparison.
Scanner and local HTTP response before the predicate change
- The PR code found no outbound links, while the local response returned 200 OK with the XHTML MIME type.
Scanner and local HTTP response after the predicate change
- The untracked one-predicate variant found the outbound link, while the local response still returned 200 OK with the XHTML MIME type.
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Path: apps/web/src/lib/server/scan-inspection.ts
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**XHTML links escape scanning**
An upload can retain `application/xhtml+xml`, but this predicate recognizes only `text/html`. The scanner skips outbound-link inspection for XHTML site assets, so those links can pass a verified organization's pre-publication URL check. This gap needs fixing before merge.
**How this was verified:** XHTML inspection returned no links for content containing an outbound link, and the site asset route preserves its XHTML content type.
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For each issue above, determine whether it is valid and should be fixed. If so, fix it directly.| resolveReport: Effect.fn('Admin.resolveReport')(function* (id, resolution) { | ||
| const rows = yield* sql<{ id: string }>` | ||
| UPDATE reports | ||
| SET resolved_at = now(), resolution = ${resolution} | ||
| WHERE id = ${id} AND resolved_at IS NULL | ||
| RETURNING id | ||
| `.pipe(storageError('resolve report')); | ||
| if (rows.length !== 1) return yield* new NotFound({ id }); | ||
| }), |
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An operator can resolve a report as “quarantined”, “suspended”, or “removed”, but this operation only records the label and closes the report. It neither performs nor verifies the corresponding action, so the report disappears from the open queue even when the file remains public. Enforcement must be applied or verified before the report is closed; this needs fixing before merge.
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In-memory report resolution rehearsal script
- The authored script loads the Admin service from source and substitutes an in-memory SQL implementation, allowing the resolution path to run without Postgres.
Open report and public file before resolution
- Running the rehearsal before resolution showed the report in the open queue and its file public; the command exited 0.
Closed report and still-public file after quarantine resolution
- Running the service resolution showed a `quarantined` label and an empty open queue while the file remained public and unquarantined; the command exited 0.
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Path: apps/web/src/lib/server/services/admin.ts
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**Report resolution skips enforcement**
An operator can resolve a report as “quarantined”, “suspended”, or “removed”, but this operation only records the label and closes the report. It neither performs nor verifies the corresponding action, so the report disappears from the open queue even when the file remains public. Enforcement must be applied or verified before the report is closed; this needs fixing before merge.
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For each issue above, determine whether it is valid and should be fixed. If so, fix it directly.| if (visibility.public) { | ||
| yield* markScanPending(sql, org.id, id, current.version); |
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Setting an already-public file to public again resets its scan marker and queues another job. This creates unnecessary provider work and can invalidate an in-flight verdict, delaying its result. It is a non-blocking concern.
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Manual visibility runtime probe
- This authored command invokes the real mutation with in-memory adapters and a load-time guarded variant, enabling the two behavior captures.
Current code: duplicate scan and changed marker
- Running `bun trex-artifacts/public-visibility-repro.ts before` from `/home/user/repo` exited 0 and captured the marker change and queue increase from one to two.
Guarded code: existing scan and marker preserved
- Running `bun trex-artifacts/public-visibility-repro.ts after` from `/home/user/repo` exited 0 and captured an unchanged marker and one queued scan.
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Path: apps/web/src/lib/server/services/files/mutations.ts
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**Unchanged visibility restarts scans**
Setting an already-public file to public again resets its scan marker and queues another job. This creates unnecessary provider work and can invalidate an in-flight verdict, delaying its result. It is a non-blocking concern.
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In `@apps/web/src/lib/server/services/scanner.ts`:
- Around line 296-304: In the Publish branch of scanner finalization, gate the
update that sets files public on the organization’s current trust so an org with
trust below verified cannot publish. Reuse requirePublishAllowed or add an
equivalent trust check to the update, preserving the existing file and version
conditions.
- Around line 662-674: Update the URL-scan poll scheduling flow around jobs.send
to renew the scan marker inside withScanRequest and use the returned timestamp
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| case 'Publish': { | ||
| const updated = yield* sql<{ id: string }>` | ||
| UPDATE files SET public = true, publish_pending = false | ||
| WHERE id = ${row.id} AND org_id = ${org.id} | ||
| AND current_version = ${version} AND quarantined = false | ||
| AND publish_pending = true AND deleted_at IS NULL | ||
| AND (expires_at IS NULL OR expires_at > now()) | ||
| RETURNING id | ||
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Recheck org trust before the scanner publishes a held row.
The Publish branch sets public = true from the scan verdict only. It does not check orgs.trust. The publication paths call requirePublishAllowed under a FOR SHARE lock, but finalize does not.
Trigger: an operator uses setTrust to move a verified org back to new while one of its files is held. When a clean scan finishes, that file becomes public. canPublish forbids this result.
Fix: gate the update on current trust. requirePublishAllowed also works here, because the transaction already holds the file lock.
Proposed fix
UPDATE files SET public = true, publish_pending = false
WHERE id = ${row.id} AND org_id = ${org.id}
AND current_version = ${version} AND quarantined = false
AND publish_pending = true AND deleted_at IS NULL
AND (expires_at IS NULL OR expires_at > now())
+ AND EXISTS (
+ SELECT 1 FROM orgs o
+ WHERE o.id = ${org.id} AND o.trust IN ('verified', 'established')
+ FOR SHARE
+ )
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| case 'Publish': { | |
| const updated = yield* sql<{ id: string }>` | |
| UPDATE files SET public = true, publish_pending = false | |
| WHERE id = ${row.id} AND org_id = ${org.id} | |
| AND current_version = ${version} AND quarantined = false | |
| AND publish_pending = true AND deleted_at IS NULL | |
| AND (expires_at IS NULL OR expires_at > now()) | |
| RETURNING id | |
| `; | |
| case 'Publish': { | |
| const updated = yield* sql<{ id: string }>` | |
| UPDATE files SET public = true, publish_pending = false | |
| WHERE id = ${row.id} AND org_id = ${org.id} | |
| AND current_version = ${version} AND quarantined = false | |
| AND publish_pending = true AND deleted_at IS NULL | |
| AND (expires_at IS NULL OR expires_at > now()) | |
| AND EXISTS ( | |
| SELECT 1 FROM orgs o | |
| WHERE o.id = ${org.id} AND o.trust IN ('verified', 'established') | |
| FOR SHARE | |
| ) | |
| RETURNING id | |
| `; |
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In `@apps/web/src/lib/server/services/scanner.ts` around lines 296 - 304, In the
Publish branch of scanner finalization, gate the update that sets files public
on the organization’s current trust so an org with trust below verified cannot
publish. Reuse requirePublishAllowed or add an equivalent trust check to the
update, preserving the existing file and version conditions.
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| yield* jobs.send( | ||
| { | ||
| ...job, | ||
| urlScan: { | ||
| ids: submitted, | ||
| attempt: 1, | ||
| ...(row.scan_next_run_at === null | ||
| ? {} | ||
| : { requestedAt: row.scan_next_run_at }) | ||
| } | ||
| }, | ||
| { delaySeconds: URL_SCAN_POLL_DELAY_SECONDS } | ||
| ); |
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Renew the URL-scan lease before scheduling the next poll.
scan_next_run_at expires after 15 minutes. The poll chain can run for 10 minutes before provider and queue delays. If the chain exceeds the lease, recovery advances the marker and enqueues a fresh scan. Existing polls then become stale, while the fresh scan resubmits the URLs. Repeated recovery can keep the publication held and create duplicate submissions.
Update the marker whenever a poll job is sent. Return the new timestamp and use it as urlScan.requestedAt. Perform the marker update and queue send inside withScanRequest. Apply this to both the initial poll and subsequent polls.
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In `@apps/web/src/lib/server/services/scanner.ts` around lines 662 - 674, Update
the URL-scan poll scheduling flow around jobs.send to renew the scan marker
inside withScanRequest and use the returned timestamp as urlScan.requestedAt.
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Add trust-based publishing, content scans, abuse reports, operator moderation, suspension, and request rate limits. Verified organizations hold newly published bytes until scanning completes; established organizations use scanning after publication. Owner views show pending and quarantined states, and signed previews continue to work for held sites and older private versions.
Publication and moderation lock current metadata before deciding visibility. Historical versions require their own clearance for anonymous access. Scan obligations survive queue outages, stale results cannot replace newer decisions, and partial URL submissions retain successful scans. Reports have bounded request bodies; moderation checks the displayed version and works under the restricted database role. Cached host mappings recheck current organization trust. Device polling uses compatible slowdown responses and respects retry delays. HTML parsing handles effective base URLs; incomplete inspections retain a suspicious floor. File requests are limited before metadata lookup, held-site tabs open during the click, and site publication locks its current trust decision.
Important files:
services/files/,services/sites/, andcontent-version-access.ts: publication holds, version-specific access, and signed owner previews.services/scanner.ts,scan-jobs.ts, andhtml-links.ts: bounded inspection, durable recovery, verdict ownership, and HTML parsing, effective base URLs, and completeness limits.services/admin.tsandroutes/admin/+page.svelte: reports, version-aware moderation, and suspension controls.migrations-pg/0007_scans.sqlthrough0009_scan_recovery.sql: moderation records and persisted scan obligations.Validation: TypeScript/Effect/Svelte checks, formatting, and Worker build. Four broad review passes completed; the last pass had two accepted findings, both fixed and independently reviewed in a targeted closeout. Bot closeout corrected two outdated verdict assertions. final targeted review was clean. live Cloudflare URL scanning, cache purging, and deployed queue delivery remain separate verification steps.
Stack layer 9/12: depends on #36; followed by #38.
Final bot followup also recognizes every universal Mach-O header variant. All9 MIME tests passed; targeted independent review clean.
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Add content scanning, quarantine, and abuse controls to the web app
/admingated byADMIN_USER_IDS, with endpoints under/api/admin/*for report resolution, organization suspend/restore, file verdicts, and blocked hashes, plus a public/reportpage for abuse reports.AuthGuardwith four Worker RateLimit bindings (upload, publish, auth, anonymous) via the newRateLimitsservice; CLI device polling now honorsRetry-Afterand handlesslow_down.publishPendinginstead ofpublicuntil scans clear; quarantined files are excluded from content queries and block sharing, preview, and mutation; upload rate limits are keyed by organization ID instead of credential ID; dashboard file schemas now requirequarantinedandpublishPendingbooleans (old cached payloads without these fields fail validation). See 0007_scans.sql, 0008_abuse.sql, and docs/abuse.md.📊 Macroscope summarized 90977df. 72 files reviewed, 8 issues evaluated, 5 issues filtered, 3 comments posted
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apps/web/src/lib/components/files/FileSidebar.svelte — 0 comments posted, 1 evaluated, 1 filtered
file.kind === 'site',publishPending, and not yet public), this enabled button advertisesOpenbut invokesopenLink, which must first fetch a signed/linkURL and only then callswindow.open. The asynchronous network request loses the click's transient activation in popup-blocking browsers, so the new tab is blocked and the owner cannot open the held site.Dashboard.sveltealready pre-opensabout:blanksynchronously for this same case; pre-open a tab here before resolving the signed link and navigate it afterward. [ Already posted ]apps/web/src/lib/server/services/admin.ts — 1 comment posted, 2 evaluated, 1 filtered
restoreOrgreads the trust state and then performs an unconditional second update. If two operators act concurrently, one restore can readsuspended, another operator can set the org's trust (for example toestablished), and the restore then overwrites that newer choice withverified. The action needs a transaction/conditional update to avoid losing the later moderation decision. [ Cross-file consolidated ]apps/web/src/lib/server/services/scanner.ts — 0 comments posted, 1 evaluated, 1 filtered
contentUrlsobtains site assets throughsiteAssets, which is capped atSCAN_SITE_ASSET_LIMIT + 1. When a public site with more assets is quarantined,purgeEdgetherefore purges at most 51 asset URLs, while the remaining CDN-cached asset URLs are never invalidated. The site route relies on origin metadata to reject quarantined sites, but its public asset responses are CDN-cacheable, so those unpurged URLs can continue serving the quarantined content until cache expiry. [ Already posted ]apps/web/src/lib/server/services/sites/read.ts — 0 comments posted, 1 evaluated, 1 filtered
includeUnavailablenow lets signed grants enter this query, but the join remains fixed ata.version = f.current_version. When a grant is for an older version, the latera.version = options.versionpredicate can never match after that join, so valid signed previews of historical site versions always returnNotFoundrather than serving the granted asset. [ Already posted ]apps/web/src/routes/t/[id]/[version]/grid.webp/+server.ts — 0 comments posted, 1 evaluated, 1 filtered
files.findContent(and the public edge-cache lookup) have run. An unauthenticated client can flood unique file IDs/versions to force the metadata query on every request without ever consuming the rate-limit binding, defeating the new abuse control for the database-facing part of this endpoint. [ Already posted ]Not safe to merge until the site availability, XHTML inspection, and report enforcement issues are fixed. The redundant-scan issue is non-blocking.
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Summary
This PR adds content scanning, publication holds, abuse reports, moderation, and rate limits. Before merging, it needs to keep existing sites available during replacement scans, inspect outbound links in XHTML, and ensure report resolutions reflect actions actually taken. Repeating a public-visibility request also restarts a scan unnecessarily.
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