app/auth/Security.scala (163 lines of code) (raw):

/* * Copyright (C) 2015 Jason Mar * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. * * Modified by Andy Gallagher to provide extra IsAuthenticated implementations for async actions etc. */ package auth import com.nimbusds.jwt.JWTClaimsSet import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory import play.api.mvc._ import play.api.libs.Files.TemporaryFile import play.api.{ConfigLoader, Configuration, Logger} import play.api.cache.SyncCacheApi import play.api.libs.json._ import play.api.libs.streams.Accumulator import play.api.libs.typedmap.TypedKey import scala.concurrent.Future import scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext.Implicits.global import scala.util.{Failure, Success, Try} sealed trait LoginResult final case class LoginResultOK[A](content:A) extends LoginResult final case class LoginResultInvalid[A](content:A) extends LoginResult final case class LoginResultExpired[A](content:A) extends LoginResult final case class LoginResultMisconfigured[A](content:A) extends LoginResult case object LoginResultNotPresent extends LoginResult object Security { /** * this is a copy of the regular Security.Authenticated method from Play, adjusted to use an Either instead of an * Option so we can pass on information about why a login failed * @param userinfo a function that takes the request header and must return either a Left with a LoginResult * indicating failure or Right with a LoginResult indicating success * @param onUnauthorized a function that takes the request header and the login status returned by `userinfo`, * if it was a failure. It must return a Play response that will get returned to the client. * @param action the play action being wrapped * @tparam A the type of data that the LoginResult will contain * @return the wrapped Play action */ def MyAuthenticated[A]( userinfo: RequestHeader => Either[LoginResult, LoginResultOK[A]], onUnauthorized: (RequestHeader, LoginResult) => Result )(action: A => EssentialAction): EssentialAction = { EssentialAction { request => userinfo(request) match { case Right(result) => action(result.content)(request) case Left(loginProblem) => Accumulator.done(onUnauthorized(request, loginProblem)) } } } } trait Security extends BaseController { implicit val cache:SyncCacheApi val bearerTokenAuth:BearerTokenAuth //this needs to be injected from the user protected val logger: org.slf4j.Logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(getClass) implicit val config:Configuration /** * look up an hmac user * @param header HTTP request object * @param auth Authorization token as passed from the client */ private def hmacUsername(header: RequestHeader, auth: String):Either[LoginResult, LoginResultOK[String]] = { logger.debug(s"headers: ${header.headers.toSimpleMap.toString}") if(Conf.sharedSecret.isEmpty){ logger.error("Unable to process server->server request, shared_secret is not set in application.conf") Left(LoginResultMisconfigured(auth)) } else { HMAC .calculateHmac(header, Conf.sharedSecret) .map(calculatedSig => { if ("HMAC "+calculatedSig == auth) Right(LoginResultOK("hmac")) else Left(LoginResultInvalid("hmac")) }) .getOrElse(Left(LoginResultInvalid(""))) } } object AuthType extends Enumeration { val AuthHmac, AuthJWT, AuthSession = Value } final val AuthTypeKey = TypedKey[AuthType.Value]("auth_type") /** * get a username from the claim. This is determined from the first string entry of a list of claim fields. * if none of them match (wrong data type or not present) then `subject` is used as a fallback * @param claim the `JwtClaimsSet` to inspect * @return a string the gives the user id for the given claims set */ private def usernameFromClaim(claim:JWTClaimsSet) = { val possibleFields = Array("preferred_username","username") val possibleNames = possibleFields.map(name=>Try {Option(claim.getStringClaim(name))}) val successfulNames = possibleNames.collect({case Success(Some(username))=>username}) successfulNames.headOption.getOrElse(claim.getSubject) } //if this returns something, then we are logged in private def username(request:RequestHeader):Either[LoginResult, LoginResultOK[String]] = request.headers.get("Authorization") match { case Some(auth)=> if(auth.contains("HMAC")) { logger.debug("got HMAC Authorization header, doing hmac auth") val updatedRequest = request.addAttr(AuthTypeKey, AuthType.AuthHmac) hmacUsername(updatedRequest, auth) } else { logger.debug("got Authorization header, doing bearer auth") bearerTokenAuth(request).map(result => { LoginResultOK(usernameFromClaim(result.content)) }) } case None=> logger.debug("no Auth header") Left(LoginResultNotPresent) } private def onUnauthorized(request: RequestHeader, loginResult: LoginResult) = loginResult match { case LoginResultInvalid(detailString:String)=> Results.Forbidden(Json.obj("status"->"error","detail"->detailString)) case LoginResultInvalid(_)=> Results.Forbidden(Json.obj("status"->"error", "detail"->"Unknown error")) case LoginResultExpired(user:String)=> Results.Unauthorized(Json.obj("status"->"expired","detail"->"Your login has expired","username"->user)) case LoginResultExpired(_)=> //this shouldn't happen, but it keeps the compiler happy Results.Unauthorized(Json.obj("status"->"expired")) case LoginResultMisconfigured(_)=> Results.InternalServerError(Json.obj("status"->"error","detail"->"Server configuration error, please check the logs")) case LoginResultNotPresent=> Results.Forbidden(Json.obj("status"->"error","detail"->"No credentials provided")) case LoginResultOK(user)=> logger.error(s"LoginResultOK passed to onUnauthorized! This must be a bug. Username is $user.") Results.InternalServerError(Json.obj("status"->"logic_error","detail"->"Login should have succeeded but error handler called. This is a server bug.")) } def IsAuthenticated(f: => String => Request[AnyContent] => Result) = Security.MyAuthenticated(username, onUnauthorized) { uid => Action(request => f(uid)(request)) } def IsAuthenticatedAsync(f: => String => Request[AnyContent] => Future[Result]) = Security.MyAuthenticated(username, onUnauthorized) { uid => Action.async(request => f(uid)(request)) } def IsAuthenticatedAsync[A](b: BodyParser[A])(f: => String => Request[A] => Future[Result]) = Security.MyAuthenticated(username, onUnauthorized) { uid=> Action.async(b)(request => f(uid)(request)) } def IsAuthenticated[A](b: BodyParser[A])(f: => String => Request[A] => Result) = Security.MyAuthenticated(username, onUnauthorized) { uid => Action(b)(request => f(uid)(request)) } def checkAdmin[A](uid:String, request:Request[A]) = Seq("X-Hmac-Authorization","Authorization").map(request.headers.get) match { case Seq(Some(hmac),_)=> logger.debug("hmac auth is never admin") false //server-server never requires admin case Seq(None,Some(bearer))=> //FIXME: seems a bit rubbish to validate the token twice, once for login and once for admin val adminClaimContent = for { tok <- bearerTokenAuth.extractAuthorization(bearer) maybeClaims <- bearerTokenAuth.validateToken(tok) maybeAdminClaim <- (Option(maybeClaims.content.getStringArrayClaim("roles")), Option(maybeClaims.content.getStringClaim(bearerTokenAuth.isAdminClaimName()))) match { case (Some(roles), _)=> logger.debug(s"Administrative rights check via roles claim") Right(LoginResultOK(roles.contains(bearerTokenAuth.isAdminClaimName()).toString)) case (_, Some(_))=> Right(LoginResultOK(s"true")) case (_, None) => Left(LoginResultNotPresent) } } yield maybeAdminClaim adminClaimContent match { case Right(LoginResultOK(stringValue))=> logger.debug(s"got value for isAdminClaim ${bearerTokenAuth.isAdminClaimName()}: $stringValue, downcasing and testing for 'true' or 'yes'") val downcased = stringValue.toLowerCase() downcased == "true" || downcased == "yes" case Left(_)=> logger.debug(s"got nothing for isAdminClaim ${bearerTokenAuth.isAdminClaimName()}") false } case _=> false } /** * determine if the given user is an admin. This implies an IsAuthenticated check. * if the X-Hmac-Authorization header is present, then the request is server-server and the user is not an admin * if the Authoriztion header is present, then the request is a bearer token. The user is considered an admin * if a string claim with the name given by the config key auth.adminClaim is present and has a value of either "true" or "yes" * @param f the action function * @return the result of the action function or Forbidden */ def IsAdmin(f: => String => Request[AnyContent] => Result) = IsAuthenticated { uid=> request=> if(checkAdmin(uid, request)){ f(uid)(request) } else { logger.warn(s"Admin request rejected for $uid to ${request.uri}") Forbidden(Json.obj("status"->"forbidden","detail"->"You need admin rights to perform this action")) } } def IsAdminAsync[A](b: BodyParser[A])(f: => String => Request[A] => Future[Result]) = IsAuthenticatedAsync(b) { uid=> request=> if(checkAdmin(uid,request)) { f(uid)(request) } else { logger.warn(s"Admin request rejected for $uid to ${request.uri}") Future(Forbidden(Json.obj("status"->"forbidden","detail"->"You need admin rights to perform this action"))) } } def IsAdminAsync(f: => String => Request[AnyContent] => Future[Result]) = IsAuthenticatedAsync { uid=> request=> if(checkAdmin(uid,request)) { f(uid)(request) } else { logger.warn(s"Admin request rejected for $uid to ${request.uri}") Future(Forbidden(Json.obj("status"->"forbidden","detail"->"You need admin rights to perform this action"))) } } }