Harden access control for queues/jobs - #1151
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Any authenticated user, regardless of role or queue membership, could enumerate every MRT queue in an org and read or dequeue/lock every job in them -- including CSAM/NCMEC-designated queues -- because Org.mrtQueues, Query.manualReviewQueue, Query.getTotalPendingJobsCount, and Mutation.dequeueManualReviewJob all resolved queues via the *Dangerously*BypassPermissioning helpers with no permission or membership check. Switch those four call sites to getReviewableQueuesForUser, the existing membership-aware lookup already used correctly elsewhere (e.g. RoutingRule.destinationQueue, user.ts's reviewableQueues resolver). Add the missing auth check on ManualReviewQueue.jobs (defense-in-depth; not independently reachable today). The *Dangerously*BypassPermissioning primitives themselves are kept -- RoutingRule.destinationQueue uses the same bypass correctly, gated behind EDIT_MRT_QUEUES. Fixes #1150 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: High Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant GraphQLResolver
participant QueueReviewabilityLoader
participant getReviewableQueuesForUser
participant QueueOperations
User->>GraphQLResolver: request queue or job data
GraphQLResolver->>QueueReviewabilityLoader: check queue access
QueueReviewabilityLoader->>getReviewableQueuesForUser: pass user context and queue IDs
getReviewableQueuesForUser->>QueueOperations: evaluate membership and permissions
QueueOperations-->>getReviewableQueuesForUser: return reviewable queues
getReviewableQueuesForUser-->>QueueReviewabilityLoader: return access results
QueueReviewabilityLoader-->>GraphQLResolver: return authorized data or an error
GraphQLResolver-->>User: return response
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some minor nits but nothing blocking!
| // membership check, so any authenticated user could read (and dequeue/lock) | ||
| // every queue in the org, including CSAM/NCMEC queues. They now call | ||
| // getReviewableQueuesForUser instead; these lock in its filtering. | ||
| const invoker = ( |
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nit: this function makes it ever so slightly harder to read the tests, i think, because it's an extra layer of indirection for little benefit
Co-authored-by: Cassidy James <c@ssidyjam.es>
Resolves a conflict in the ManualReviewQueue.jobs resolver. main added a lockToken argument and an authentication guard that only ran on the lockToken path; this branch had hoisted an equivalent guard to the top of the resolver. Kept main's signature and the hoisted guard, and dropped the now-redundant second one. One behavior note: jobs queried without a lockToken now throw for an unauthenticated caller, which is the point of this branch.
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🟠 Major · Authorize the parent queue before resolving jobs.
server/graphql/modules/manualReviewTool.ts:1761-1773
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CWE: CWE-862 — Missing AuthorizationAuthorize the parent queue before resolving jobs.
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<file name="server/graphql/modules/org.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/graphql/modules/org.ts:403">
P2: When a role has `EDIT_MRT_QUEUES` without `VIEW_MRT`, this resolver returns no queues because `getReviewableQueuesForUser` requires `VIEW_MRT`. The role editor permits that combination, while queue-management permission documentation says it grants queue viewing and review access; make the authorization treat `EDIT_MRT_QUEUES` as sufficient or otherwise preserve these managers’ queue access.</violation>
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| return context.services.ManualReviewToolService.getAllQueuesForOrgAndDangerouslyBypassPermissioning( | ||
| { | ||
| return context.services.ManualReviewToolService.getReviewableQueuesForUser({ |
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P2: When a role has EDIT_MRT_QUEUES without VIEW_MRT, this resolver returns no queues because getReviewableQueuesForUser requires VIEW_MRT. The role editor permits that combination, while queue-management permission documentation says it grants queue viewing and review access; make the authorization treat EDIT_MRT_QUEUES as sufficient or otherwise preserve these managers’ queue access.
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<comment>When a role has `EDIT_MRT_QUEUES` without `VIEW_MRT`, this resolver returns no queues because `getReviewableQueuesForUser` requires `VIEW_MRT`. The role editor permits that combination, while queue-management permission documentation says it grants queue viewing and review access; make the authorization treat `EDIT_MRT_QUEUES` as sufficient or otherwise preserve these managers’ queue access.</comment>
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@@ -400,11 +400,13 @@ const Org: GQLOrgResolvers = {
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- return context.services.ManualReviewToolService.getAllQueuesForOrgAndDangerouslyBypassPermissioning(
- {
+ return context.services.ManualReviewToolService.getReviewableQueuesForUser({
+ invoker: {
+ userId: user.id,
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What changed in this PR
This PR hardens MRT queue and job authorization with membership-aware filtering and regression coverage.
Changes:
- Scopes queue listings, job searches, counts, and dequeue operations.
- Adds queue-ID filtering and authorization checks.
- Adds fixture, service, and resolver tests.
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server/test/fixtureHelpers/createMrtQueue.ts |
Supports uniquely named fixture queues. | — |
server/services/manualReviewToolService/modules/QueueOperations.ts |
Adds queue filtering and job scoping. | — |
server/services/manualReviewToolService/modules/QueueOperations.test.ts |
Tests membership and queue filtering. | — |
server/services/manualReviewToolService/manualReviewToolService.ts |
Exposes filtered service APIs. | — |
server/graphql/modules/org.ts |
Restricts organization queue listings. | Nit (1 vote): Add the missing CHANGELOG.md Unreleased entry. |
server/graphql/modules/org.resolver.test.ts |
Tests organization queue authorization. | — |
server/graphql/modules/manualReviewTool.ts |
Secures queue and job GraphQL operations. | Moderate (3 votes): Avoid O(N) authorization queries. Moderate (3 votes): Pass queueIds: [id] for point lookups. |
server/graphql/modules/manualReviewTool.resolver.test.ts |
Tests resolver authorization behavior. | — |
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<file name="server/graphql/modules/manualReviewTool.resolver.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/graphql/modules/manualReviewTool.resolver.test.ts:165">
P3: `Query.manualReviewQueue` gained an unauthenticated gate (`unauthenticatedError('User required.')` at manualReviewTool.ts:2238), but the `Query.manualReviewQueue` describe block has no test for the no-user path, unlike the getTotalPendingJobsCount, getExistingJobsForItem, dequeueManualReviewJob, and jobs tests. In a security-hardening change, add a test asserting the resolver rejects with 'User required.' and never calls the queue-access helpers when `ctx.getUser()` returns null.</violation>
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<file name="server/graphql/modules/manualReviewTool.ts">
<violation number="1" location="server/graphql/modules/manualReviewTool.ts:1789">
P3: Each `ManualReviewQueue` field resolver now runs `assertQueueIsReviewable`, which executes a fresh `getReviewableQueuesForUser` DB query (with a `users_and_accessible_queues` subquery) per field, per queue, per request. A typical MRT page resolving several queues × several fields per queue adds ~6×N redundant authorization round-trips. The check only needs to happen once per (user, request); memoize it (e.g., cache in the per-request context keyed by the user) or resolve it once in the parent resolvers and share the result.</violation>
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| describe('Query.manualReviewQueue', () => { |
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P3: Query.manualReviewQueue gained an unauthenticated gate (unauthenticatedError('User required.') at manualReviewTool.ts:2238), but the Query.manualReviewQueue describe block has no test for the no-user path, unlike the getTotalPendingJobsCount, getExistingJobsForItem, dequeueManualReviewJob, and jobs tests. In a security-hardening change, add a test asserting the resolver rejects with 'User required.' and never calls the queue-access helpers when ctx.getUser() returns null.
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<comment>`Query.manualReviewQueue` gained an unauthenticated gate (`unauthenticatedError('User required.')` at manualReviewTool.ts:2238), but the `Query.manualReviewQueue` describe block has no test for the no-user path, unlike the getTotalPendingJobsCount, getExistingJobsForItem, dequeueManualReviewJob, and jobs tests. In a security-hardening change, add a test asserting the resolver rejects with 'User required.' and never calls the queue-access helpers when `ctx.getUser()` returns null.</comment>
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+ });
+ });
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+ describe('Query.manualReviewQueue', () => {
+ it('returns a queue the caller can review', async () => {
+ const { ctx } = makeCtx({ reviewableQueueIds: ['q-1', 'q-2'] });
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| const ManualReviewQueue: GQLManualReviewQueueResolvers = { | ||
| async jobs(queue, { ids: jobIds, limit, lockToken }, context) { | ||
| const user = await assertQueueIsReviewable(queue, context); |
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P3: Each ManualReviewQueue field resolver now runs assertQueueIsReviewable, which executes a fresh getReviewableQueuesForUser DB query (with a users_and_accessible_queues subquery) per field, per queue, per request. A typical MRT page resolving several queues × several fields per queue adds ~6×N redundant authorization round-trips. The check only needs to happen once per (user, request); memoize it (e.g., cache in the per-request context keyed by the user) or resolve it once in the parent resolvers and share the result.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At server/graphql/modules/manualReviewTool.ts, line 1789:
<comment>Each `ManualReviewQueue` field resolver now runs `assertQueueIsReviewable`, which executes a fresh `getReviewableQueuesForUser` DB query (with a `users_and_accessible_queues` subquery) per field, per queue, per request. A typical MRT page resolving several queues × several fields per queue adds ~6×N redundant authorization round-trips. The check only needs to happen once per (user, request); memoize it (e.g., cache in the per-request context keyed by the user) or resolve it once in the parent resolvers and share the result.</comment>
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@@ -1756,8 +1757,37 @@ const NcmecManualReviewJobPayload: GQLNcmecManualReviewJobPayloadResolvers = {
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const ManualReviewQueue: GQLManualReviewQueueResolvers = {
async jobs(queue, { ids: jobIds, limit, lockToken }, context) {
+ const user = await assertQueueIsReviewable(queue, context);
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const { orgId, id: queueId } = queue;
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P3: `getJobsForQueue` is mocked but never exercised: every queue-scoped `jobs` test passes `ids: null`, so the resolver's `ids` path (getJobsForQueue, the >10-IDs rejection, the empty-list short-circuit, and the lockToken content resolution) has no coverage. Add a test that calls the `jobs` resolver with a small `ids` list and one that rejects >10 IDs, or drop the unused mock.</violation>
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| const getTotalPendingJobCountForQueues = jest.fn(async () => 7); | ||
| const dequeueNextJob = jest.fn(async () => null); | ||
| const getAllJobsForQueue = jest.fn(async () => []); | ||
| const getJobsForQueue = jest.fn(async () => []); |
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P3: getJobsForQueue is mocked but never exercised: every queue-scoped jobs test passes ids: null, so the resolver's ids path (getJobsForQueue, the >10-IDs rejection, the empty-list short-circuit, and the lockToken content resolution) has no coverage. Add a test that calls the jobs resolver with a small ids list and one that rejects >10 IDs, or drop the unused mock.
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<comment>`getJobsForQueue` is mocked but never exercised: every queue-scoped `jobs` test passes `ids: null`, so the resolver's `ids` path (getJobsForQueue, the >10-IDs rejection, the empty-list short-circuit, and the lockToken content resolution) has no coverage. Add a test that calls the `jobs` resolver with a small `ids` list and one that rejects >10 IDs, or drop the unused mock.</comment>
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const getTotalPendingJobCountForQueues = jest.fn(async () => 7);
const dequeueNextJob = jest.fn(async () => null);
const getAllJobsForQueue = jest.fn(async () => []);
+ const getJobsForQueue = jest.fn(async () => []);
+ const getExistingJobsForItem = jest.fn(async () => []);
+ const getPendingJobCount = jest.fn(async () => 3);
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Fixes #1150
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