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…om deploy role The KMS statement in cudly-deploy-networking granted kms:CreateGrant, kms:Decrypt, kms:Encrypt, kms:GenerateDataKey and kms:DescribeKey on Resource "*" with no Condition. Customer managed keys delegate to IAM by default, so a leaked GitHub OIDC token assuming the deploy role could decrypt with, and create grants on, every CMK in the shared account. Nothing on the deploy path calls the four data-plane actions: the only CMK CUDly's modules create is the asymmetric SIGN_VERIFY OIDC signing key, which cannot serve them, and every other encrypted resource (RDS, Secrets Manager, ECR, the S3 state bucket, Lambda env vars) uses an AWS managed key whose key policy authorizes account principals through the service without an IAM grant. kms:DescribeKey stays available through KMSCreateAndRead in policy_compute.tf. Remove the statement and add a guard test that fails if any deploy-role identity policy grants a KMS data-plane action without a Condition, so the grant cannot come back bare. A tag-gated grant (the KMSMutateTaggedOnly convention) still passes the guard if a CUDly symmetric key ever needs one. The policy description is left mentioning KMS on purpose: description is ForceNew on aws_iam_policy and editing it would replace the attached policy instead of updating it in place. Closes #1969 Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Fu9uWjxtDFx5HDKeMRt1jC
…ndition TestKMSDataPlaneActionsAreNotUnconditionallyGranted previously let a statement's Action expression be a non-literal reference (e.g. Action = local.x) pass silently: both extractActionListActions and countActionListStrings parsed it to zero entries, so 0 != 0 raised no error and the KMS action loop iterated over an empty set. It also treated any non-empty Condition as an exemption, including one that scopes nothing relevant, even though the escape hatch is meant to be a resource-scoping condition. Both were found by review. The guard now errors when an Allow statement's Action key is present but not parseable as a literal list or string, and only exempts a statement when its Condition actually references aws:ResourceTag/Project (and, for kms:CreateGrant, also kms:GrantIsForAWSResource). Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Fu9uWjxtDFx5HDKeMRt1jC
… review The prior fix on this branch still let three Allow-statement shapes dodge both the unreadable-Action check and the NotAction check silently: a one-line statement, a quoted "Action" key, and NotAction itself, each of which can grant a KMS data-plane action while the guard stays green. A valid IAM Allow statement always carries Action or NotAction, so there is no legitimate statement left to protect by skipping; the guard now mirrors boundaryAllowedActions' fail-closed shape, refusing NotAction outright and refusing any statement whose Action this test cannot parse into literals. The Condition exemption also still passed on a substring check, which a wrong tag value, an inverted operator (StringNotEquals), or the tag key appearing only in a trailing comment could all satisfy while granting broadly. It now requires an operator literally named StringEquals or StringEqualsIgnoreCase whose body pins aws:ResourceTag/Project to CUDly in key position, and for kms:CreateGrant an additional Bool operator pinning kms:GrantIsForAWSResource to true, using the existing statementConditionOperators/anyBlockOpenPattern completeness check so an operator this guard cannot see is not silently trusted either. The kms:GrantIsForAWSResource comment also attributed the wrong mechanism: it does not scope who a grant authorizes (that is kms:GranteePrincipal), it restricts the call path to CreateGrant made by an AWS service on the deploy role's behalf rather than a direct caller. Comment corrected. All found by review. Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Fu9uWjxtDFx5HDKeMRt1jC
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The broad KMS grant is gone, but the safeguard can accept a grant whose required restrictions appear only in comments. Fix that gap before relying on the test to prevent the grant from returning. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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terraform/environments/aws/ci-cd-permissions/policy_guard_test.go (1)
1681-1681: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMatch condition assignments, not comment text.
readPolicySourceremoves only whole-line#comments. It retains trailing#and//comments.statementConditionBodyreturns the condition text verbatim, and the KMS patterns search that text directly.A valid Terraform condition can therefore make the guard accept comment text:
StringEquals = { "aws:RequestedRegion" = "us-east-1" # "aws:ResourceTag/Project" = "CUDly" }The
Boolpattern has the same gap. Forkms:CreateGrant, matching both comment assignments can satisfy both guard flags. Parse condition assignments or remove inline comments before applying either pattern.This is a guard-coverage gap only. The test reads policy source and reports failures; it does not alter the rendered IAM policy or create a production failure.
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- Around line 1729-1730: In the Action-list validation flow, call
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- Line 1681: Update the KMS condition matching used by the resource-scoping and
Bool patterns so trailing `#` and `//` comments cannot satisfy either guard.
Strip inline comments or match parsed condition assignments before applying the
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CodeRabbit review on the port (cloud-commitments-platform#4): a mixed Action list like ["ec2:DescribeInstances", local.kms_action] evaded TestKMSDataPlaneActionsAreNotUnconditionallyGranted. countActionListStrings counts quoted strings only, so a bare (unquoted) local/var reference contributes to neither it nor extractActionListActions -- both counts agree at 1, the n != len(granted) check stays quiet, and the unresolved element is simply absent from `granted`, so a KMS data-plane action behind it is invisible to this guard. unreadListElements already exists and is used by three sibling guards in this file (the boundary ceiling check, a Resource-list check, and a Condition-value check) for exactly this class of hole, but this guard's Action-list check never called it. Call it before deriving `granted`, so a statement with any unread element is rejected before the guard trusts what it *could* parse. GOWORK=off go test ./terraform/environments/aws/ci-cd-permissions/... passes (40/40), including the existing form of this same check (unreadListElements) already covering the sibling boundary guard. Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net>
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Independent adversarial review + local verification: MERGE at 92535af. Every consumer of the removed unconditioned KMS data-plane grant traced (signing key is SIGN_VERIFY, SNS encryption off by default, RDS/registry use AWS-managed keys, no workflow/CFN needs it); new guard test fails on pre-fix code (4 errors) and passes after (40/40); terraform fmt/validate/tflint clean; 24/24 checks green. Bootstrap module: takes effect on the next manual ci-cd-permissions re-apply (platform#2). |
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Ported from LeanerCloud/cloud-commitments-cli#2078 (monorepo split); closes reserved-instances-cli#1969 (no equivalent issue exists yet in this repo).
The CI/CD deploy role granted
kms:Decrypt,kms:Encrypt,kms:GenerateDataKeyandkms:CreateGrantonResource: "*"with no condition.CreateGrantis the serious half: it is a permission-granting action, held account-wide by the identity that runs every deployment.The fix is deletion rather than a narrower scope, because the correct scope is empty. Nothing on the deploy path uses any of the four. An AWS managed key does not consult the caller's identity policy (only a customer managed key would, and the deploy path has none), so the removed statement was not adding permission to any working path.
A new guard test (
TestKMSDataPlaneActionsAreNotUnconditionallyGranted) asserts these four actions are never granted without a condition scoped toaws:ResourceTag/Project(and, forkms:CreateGrant, alsokms:GrantIsForAWSResource).This port carries all three commits from the original PR, including the two review-driven hardening passes: the guard originally failed open on non-literal
Actionexpressions (e.g.Action = local.x, bothextractActionListActionsandcountActionListStringsreturned 0, so0 != 0raised no error) and treated any non-emptyConditionas an exemption regardless of what it scoped.bacd4e15ecloses both, reusing the shape of the siblingpolicy_boundary.tfguard, and was itself checked against ten bypass shapes (inverted operators,NotAction,StringLike "*", wrong tag value, quoted"Action"key, etc.) plus two legitimate shapes that must still pass.Verification
terraform fmt -check -recursiveinterraform/environments/aws/ci-cd-permissions/: clean.terraform init -backend=false && terraform validate:Success! The configuration is valid.tflint: no findings.GOWORK=off go test ./terraform/environments/aws/ci-cd-permissions/...:TestKMSDataPlaneActionsAreNotUnconditionallyGrantedpasses across all 5 policy files (policy_compute.tf,policy_compute_b.tf,policy_data.tf,policy_networking.tf,policy_iam.tf).pre-commit run --files terraform/environments/aws/ci-cd-permissions/policy_guard_test.go terraform/environments/aws/ci-cd-permissions/policy_networking.tf: every applicable hook passed (gofmt, go vet, terraform fmt/validate/lint, gosec, trivy config, AWS-secret scan, cyclomatic complexity)..github/workflows/andterraform/forkms:CreateGrant/Decrypt/Encrypt/GenerateDataKeyoutside the guard test itself. No other statement in the tree grants any of the four, confirming the deletedSid = "KMS"block inpolicy_networking.tfhad no live consumer in this split repo either.Nothing changes at runtime until
terraform/environments/aws/ci-cd-permissions/is re-applied by hand (bootstrap module, applied by a privileged human per this repo's IAM split convention).Review findings from the original PR
All findings were raised and resolved within the original PR's own commit chain, which this port carries in full:
Actionlist (Action = local.x) -- fixed in583a013a6, then found still bypassable in three more shapes by adversarial review and closed for good inbacd4e15e.Conditionwas treated as scoping, when it could scope something irrelevant -- fixed in583a013a6, then found to still pass eight bypass shapes (inverted operator, if-exists, wrong tag value,kms:GrantIsForAWSResource = "false", etc.) by adversarial review, closed inbacd4e15e.bacd4e15e.Nothing was deferred; the head commit (
bacd4e15ein the original, carried here) is the state all reviewers signed off on.Summary by CodeRabbit