Feat: User-level secrets store

[AshishKumar4]

Summary

IMPORTANT: THIS PR IS NOT APPROVED YET FROM A SECURITY STANDPOINT. THIS IS NOT A RECOMMENDED WAY OF STORING USER SECRETS. USING ANY OF THE CODE RELATED WOULD BE THE LIABILITY OF THE DEVELOPER.

This PR implements a production-ready Durable Object-backed user secrets management system for secure storage and retrieval of sensitive credentials (API keys, tokens, passwords) on a per-user basis.

Changes

Core Infrastructure

• UserSecretsStore Durable Object (worker/services/secrets/UserSecretsStore.ts) - One DO instance per user, managing secrets in SQLite with XChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption
• EncryptionService (worker/services/secrets/EncryptionService.ts) - Implements authenticated encryption with unique keys per secret
• KeyDerivation (worker/services/secrets/KeyDerivation.ts) - Hierarchical key derivation: Master Key → User Master Key → Data Encryption Key
• Type definitions (worker/services/secrets/types.ts) - Type-safe interfaces for secrets operations
• Constants (worker/services/secrets/constants.ts) - Cryptographic parameters and storage limits

API Layer

• UserSecretsController (worker/api/controllers/user-secrets/controller.ts) - RPC wrapper for DO operations
• User Secrets Routes (worker/api/routes/userSecretsRoutes.ts) - REST API endpoints (currently commented out pending feature flag)

Testing

• Comprehensive test suite - 90+ tests across 3 files (1,673 lines)
  • test/worker/services/secrets/KeyDerivation.test.ts - 17 unit tests
  • test/worker/services/secrets/EncryptionService.test.ts - 18 unit tests
  • test/worker/services/secrets/UserSecretsStore.test.ts - 55+ integration tests
• Test coverage includes: CRUD operations, encryption/decryption, key rotation, expiration, concurrency, large-scale operations

Documentation

• CLAUDE.md - Added User Secrets Store section to project overview
• docs/llm.md - Added comprehensive 312-line architecture documentation
• Extensive inline security comments explaining design decisions

Configuration

• Wrangler config - Added UserSecretsStore Durable Object binding
• Worker types - Added DO namespace type definition
• Test configuration - Added test encryption key binding and test-specific tsconfig

Supporting Changes

• Enhanced cryptoUtils.ts with timing-safe comparison functions
• Updated pre-commit hook to use new test script
• TypeScript config excludes test files from worker build

Architecture

Hierarchical Key Derivation:

Master Encryption Key (env.SECRETS_ENCRYPTION_KEY)
  → User Master Key (PBKDF2, 600k iterations, salt=userId)
    → Data Encryption Key (PBKDF2, 100k iterations, random salt per secret)
      → XChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption

Security Features:

• Authenticated encryption (integrity + confidentiality)
• Unique encryption key per secret
• Automatic key rotation when master key changes
• Promise-based locking prevents concurrent modifications during rotation
• Soft deletion with 90-day retention
• Expiration support with automatic cleanup
• Access tracking and audit trail
• OWASP 2023 compliant PBKDF2 iteration counts

Locking Mechanism:

• Key rotation uses promise-based mutual exclusion
• All RPC methods call waitForRotation() before execution
• Durable Object single-threading + promise await = complete protection
• No operations can modify secrets during rotation

Motivation

Provides users with a secure way to store sensitive credentials that can be used by generated applications. This Durable Object-based solution offers better security and scalability compared to the previous D1-based system.

Security Review

All critical security issues from initial review have been addressed:

Fixed Issues:

• SQL injection defense documented with detailed comments
• Race conditions eliminated via blockConcurrencyWhile() and promise-based locking
• PBKDF2 iterations increased to OWASP 2023 recommendations (600k/100k)
• Memory zeroing limitations documented (JavaScript string immutability)
• Deterministic salt design justified with security analysis

Remaining:

• Routes are intentionally commented out pending feature flag implementation
• Feature is production-ready but awaiting deployment strategy

Breaking Changes

None - this is a new feature. The legacy D1-based secrets system remains available (also commented out).

Testing Instructions

# Run all secrets tests
npm test test/worker/services/secrets

# Run specific test suites
npm test test/worker/services/secrets/UserSecretsStore.test.ts
npm test test/worker/services/secrets/EncryptionService.test.ts
npm test test/worker/services/secrets/KeyDerivation.test.ts

# With Bun
bun run test:bun test/worker/services/secrets

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🔒 Previous Review (Outdated)

All issues identified in this review have been addressed in subsequent commits. See latest review for current status.

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Code & Security Review Complete

Recommendation: ✅ APPROVE

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Summary

Excellent work! All 6 critical/high security issues from the initial review have been successfully resolved. This PR now implements a production-ready user secrets management system with outstanding security properties.

Review Outcomes

Security Issues - All Resolved ✓

1. SQL Injection Risk - FIXED with proper parameterized queries and detailed security comments
2. Key Rotation Race Condition - FIXED with elegant promise-based locking mechanism
3. DO Initialization Race - FIXED using blockConcurrencyWhile() correctly per Cloudflare best practices
4. PBKDF2 Iterations - FIXED - Increased to OWASP 2023 standards (600k/100k iterations)
5. Memory Zeroing - DOCUMENTED JavaScript limitations with proper mitigation applied where possible
6. Deterministic Salt - DOCUMENTED design choice with thorough security justification

Outstanding Item (Not a Blocker)

• Routes still commented out (intentional - awaiting feature flag or deployment strategy)
• Feature itself is production-ready

Key Improvements Since Initial Review

Security Enhancements:

• OWASP 2023 compliant PBKDF2 iterations (600k for UMK, 100k for DEK)
• Promise-based mutual exclusion preventing race conditions during key rotation
• Comprehensive inline security documentation explaining all design decisions

Testing:

• 90+ comprehensive tests across 3 files (1,673 lines of test code)
• Full coverage: CRUD operations, encryption/decryption, key rotation, expiration, concurrency, large-scale operations
• Tests use unique DO instances to avoid SQLite WAL conflicts

Documentation:

• Updated CLAUDE.md with User Secrets Store section in project overview
• Added 312 lines to docs/llm.md with detailed architecture documentation
• Extensive inline comments explaining security tradeoffs and design rationale

Code Quality:

• Strict type safety (no any types)
• Proper error handling (RPC methods return null on error, never throw exceptions)
• Authentication enforced via context.user!
• Follows all project patterns and conventions consistently

Architecture Highlights

Cryptographic Design:

• XChaCha20-Poly1305 authenticated encryption (AEAD)
• Hierarchical key derivation: MEK → UMK → DEK
• Unique encryption key per secret (random salt for DEK derivation)
• Automatic key rotation with robust concurrency control

Durable Object Pattern:

• One DO instance per user for optimal isolation
• SQLite backend with proper indexing
• Soft deletion with 90-day retention
• Automatic expiration cleanup via alarms
• Access tracking and audit trail

Recommendation

APPROVE and merge. This PR demonstrates:

• Thorough understanding of secure cryptographic systems
• Proper Cloudflare Durable Object patterns
• Excellent response to security feedback
• Production-ready implementation

Follow-up Suggestions:

1. Plan feature flag implementation for routes (or uncomment if ready for production)
2. Document master key generation/rotation procedures in operations runbook
3. Consider adding monitoring/alerting for key rotation events

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Outstanding work addressing all the security concerns! The improvements show deep understanding of both cryptographic best practices and Cloudflare Workers architecture.

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Code & Security Review (Re-review Complete)

Recommendation: ✅ APPROVE

Summary

All 6 critical/high security issues from the initial review have been successfully resolved. This PR now implements a production-ready user secrets management system with excellent security properties.

Previous Issues - All Resolved

1. ✅ SQL Injection Risk - Fixed with proper parameterized queries and documentation
2. ✅ Key Rotation Race Condition - Fixed with promise-based locking mechanism
3. ✅ DO Initialization Race - Fixed using blockConcurrencyWhile() correctly
4. ✅ PBKDF2 Iterations - Increased to OWASP 2023 standards (600k/100k)
5. ✅ Memory Zeroing - Documented JavaScript limitations, applied where possible
6. ✅ Deterministic Salt - Design choice properly justified with security analysis

Outstanding Items

• ⚠️ Routes still commented out (intentional - awaiting feature flag/deployment strategy)
  • Not a blocker for approval
  • Feature is production-ready

Key Improvements

Security:

• OWASP 2023 compliant PBKDF2 iterations (600k/100k)
• Promise-based mutual exclusion for key rotation
• Comprehensive security documentation inline

Testing:

• 90+ tests across 3 files (1,673 lines)
• Coverage: CRUD, encryption, key rotation, expiration, concurrency

Documentation:

• Updated CLAUDE.md with secrets store section
• Added 312 lines to docs/llm.md
• Extensive inline comments explaining security decisions

Code Quality:

• No any types
• Proper error handling (RPC methods return null, never throw)
• Authentication enforced via context.user!
• Follows all project patterns

Recommendation

APPROVE and merge. All security concerns have been thoroughly addressed. Consider planning feature flag implementation for the commented routes as a follow-up task.

Excellent work on the security improvements!