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# KEY-WP-0011 — Live Secret exposure recovery evidence
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Date: 2026-08-23
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## Outcome
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The accidental rendering of the `sso/keycape-config` Secret was treated as a
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live credential exposure. With explicit operator approval for session
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invalidation and brief SSO disruption, recovery replaced:
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- the KeyCape RS256 signing key;
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- the shared LLDAP admin/bind credential used by LLDAP, Authelia, and KeyCape;
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- the Authelia-KeyCape OIDC client credential and verifier; and
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- the privacyIDEA application signing secret, invalidating the exposed admin
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JWT.
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KeyCape now carries the non-credential marker
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`ROTATED_DISABLED_ADMIN_TOKEN` instead of a privacyIDEA admin JWT. The current
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client set has no enrollment handoff URL, and `requireForAll: true` keeps the
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normal MFA path fail-closed. A durable, least-privilege privacyIDEA service
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credential remains a follow-up architecture gap.
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## Custody
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The authoritative replacement material is encrypted to the NetKingdom age
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recipient in
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`KEY-WP-0011-rotated-credentials-2026-08-23-final.tar.age` (mode `0600`).
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It contains no pre-exposure value. The temporary first-cutover archive was
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securely removed after its contents were superseded by the final rotation.
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The final archive was not decrypted during verification.
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## Non-secret verification evidence
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- Pre-recovery public JWKS fingerprint:
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`4172efd1109e2a07b728c59b28558bf6e0171b22afb95d1692f87fccf284039b`
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- First-cutover public JWKS fingerprint:
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`8ec2651168468caa595f185bb7021cfdec228eb4992f1f6c1521c6e62762c73e`
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- Final public JWKS fingerprint:
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`c6faac5dfeef2453daf9cfc14671f62b535dd321befdf6014e3ee5c2cf1f1156`
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- Final Secret resource versions:
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- `sso/keycape-config`: `51346058`
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- `sso/keycape-pi-token`: `51344120`
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- `sso/authelia-secrets`: `51346049`
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- `sso/lldap-secrets`: `51345775`
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- `mfa/privacyidea-config`: `51345601`
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- KeyCape, Authelia, LLDAP, and privacyIDEA each reported one Ready, updated,
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available replica.
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- LLDAP accepted the replacement credential before and after removal of
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`LLDAP_FORCE_LDAP_USER_PASS_RESET`; the final deployment has zero copies of
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that emergency setting.
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- Authelia accepted the replacement KeyCape client credential and rejected a
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deliberately wrong credential. Its active ConfigMap verifier matches the
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copy held in `authelia-secrets`.
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- privacyIDEA rejected the synthetic invalid MFA proof with HTTP 400,
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`result.status=false`, and error code 907.
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- OIDC discovery returned issuer `https://kc.coulomb.social`.
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- The registered OpenBao local callback returned HTTP 302 to
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`auth.coulomb.social`.
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## Discovered operational gap
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The NetKingdom manifest currently code-defines the Authelia client verifier in
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`authelia-config`, while its legacy rotation script updates only
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`authelia-secrets/keycape_client_secret_hash`. The live recovery synchronized
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both sources. NetKingdom should migrate the client verifier to an actually
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consumed secret-file setting or update its rotation procedure so a later
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manifest apply cannot restore a stale verifier.
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The credential-routing catalog also has no concrete native rotation entries
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for these legacy KeyCape backend credentials; generic and interactive-login
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routes were insufficient for incident execution.
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