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teleport/lib/auth/webauthncli/api.go
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Nic Klaassen b0c1c3e8da feat: early feedback for successful security key taps (#21691)
This commit adds a user message ("Detected security key tap") that is
printed at the earliest opportunity after `tsh` succesfully detects a
security key tap.

This solves a problem users have when there is significant latency in
their connection to their teleport proxy, where there may be zero
visible feedback to the user for upwards of 8 seconds after they tap
their security key.
This often causes users to think that the tap was not detected or
failed, and they attempt to tap again.
This can cause the user to accidentally paste a "yubisneeze" into their
terminal, which is not great from a security perspective.

As an API choice here I added a `TouchAcknowledger` returned by they
`PromptTouch` of the `LoginPrompt` interface.
It may seem like a bit of a weird API, but I did it this way so that all
callers of `PromptTouch` are forced to explicitly acknowledge the touch
or explicitly ignore that return value, they cannot simply forget to ack.

This applies to WebAuthn and Passwordless logins from `tsh`, no changes
are made to Connect.
2023-02-13 23:23:38 +00:00

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// Copyright 2022 Gravitational, Inc
//
// 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.
package webauthncli
import (
"context"
"errors"
"strings"
"github.com/gravitational/trace"
log "github.com/sirupsen/logrus"
"github.com/gravitational/teleport/api/client/proto"
"github.com/gravitational/teleport/lib/auth/touchid"
wanlib "github.com/gravitational/teleport/lib/auth/webauthn"
"github.com/gravitational/teleport/lib/auth/webauthnwin"
)
// AuthenticatorAttachment allows callers to choose a specific attachment.
type AuthenticatorAttachment int
const (
AttachmentAuto AuthenticatorAttachment = iota
AttachmentCrossPlatform
AttachmentPlatform
)
func (a AuthenticatorAttachment) String() string {
switch a {
case AttachmentAuto:
return "auto"
case AttachmentCrossPlatform:
return "cross-platform"
case AttachmentPlatform:
return "platform"
}
return ""
}
// CredentialInfo holds information about a WebAuthn credential, typically a
// resident public key credential.
type CredentialInfo struct {
ID []byte
User UserInfo
}
// UserInfo holds information about a credential owner.
type UserInfo struct {
// UserHandle is the WebAuthn user handle (also referred as user ID).
UserHandle []byte
Name string
}
// LoginPrompt is the user interface for FIDO2Login.
//
// Prompts can have remote implementations, thus all methods may error.
type LoginPrompt interface {
// PromptPIN prompts the user for their PIN.
PromptPIN() (string, error)
// PromptTouch prompts the user for a security key touch.
// In certain situations multiple touches may be required (PIN-protected
// devices, passwordless flows, etc).
// Returns a TouchAcknowledger which should be called to signal to the user
// that the touch was successfully detected.
// Returns an error if the prompt fails to be sent to the user.
PromptTouch() (TouchAcknowledger, error)
// PromptCredential prompts the user to choose a credential, in case multiple
// credentials are available.
// Callers are free to modify the slice, such as by sorting the credentials,
// but must return one of the pointers contained within.
PromptCredential(creds []*CredentialInfo) (*CredentialInfo, error)
}
// TouchAcknowledger is a function type which should be called to signal to the
// user that a security key touch was successfully detected.
// May return an error if the acknowledgement fails to be sent to the user.
type TouchAcknowledger func() error
// LoginOpts groups non-mandatory options for Login.
type LoginOpts struct {
// User is the desired credential username for login.
// If empty, Login may either choose a credential or prompt the user for input
// (via LoginPrompt).
User string
// AuthenticatorAttachment specifies the desired authenticator attachment.
AuthenticatorAttachment AuthenticatorAttachment
}
// Login performs client-side, U2F-compatible, Webauthn login.
// This method blocks until either device authentication is successful or the
// context is canceled. Calling Login without a deadline or cancel condition
// may cause it to block forever.
// The informed user is used to disambiguate credentials in case of passwordless
// logins.
// It returns an MFAAuthenticateResponse and the credential user, if a resident
// credential is used.
// The caller is expected to react to LoginPrompt in order to prompt the user at
// appropriate times. Login may choose different flows depending on the type of
// authentication and connected devices.
func Login(
ctx context.Context,
origin string, assertion *wanlib.CredentialAssertion, prompt LoginPrompt, opts *LoginOpts,
) (*proto.MFAAuthenticateResponse, string, error) {
// origin vs RPID sanity check.
// Doesn't necessarily means a failure, but it's likely to be one.
switch {
case origin == "", assertion == nil: // let downstream handle empty/nil
case !strings.HasPrefix(origin, "https://"+assertion.Response.RelyingPartyID):
log.Warnf(""+
"WebAuthn: origin and RPID mismatch, "+
"if you are having authentication problems double check your proxy address "+
"(%q vs %q)", origin, assertion.Response.RelyingPartyID)
}
var attachment AuthenticatorAttachment
var user string
if opts != nil {
attachment = opts.AuthenticatorAttachment
user = opts.User
}
if webauthnwin.IsAvailable() {
log.Debug("WebAuthnWin: Using windows webauthn for credential assertion")
return webauthnwin.Login(ctx, origin, assertion, &webauthnwin.LoginOpts{
AuthenticatorAttachment: webauthnwin.AuthenticatorAttachment(attachment),
})
}
switch attachment {
case AttachmentCrossPlatform:
log.Debug("Cross-platform login")
return crossPlatformLogin(ctx, origin, assertion, prompt, opts)
case AttachmentPlatform:
log.Debug("Platform login")
return platformLogin(origin, user, assertion, prompt)
default:
log.Debug("Attempting platform login")
resp, credentialUser, err := platformLogin(origin, user, assertion, prompt)
if !errors.Is(err, &touchid.ErrAttemptFailed{}) {
return resp, credentialUser, trace.Wrap(err)
}
log.WithError(err).Debug("Platform login failed, falling back to cross-platform")
return crossPlatformLogin(ctx, origin, assertion, prompt, opts)
}
}
func crossPlatformLogin(
ctx context.Context,
origin string, assertion *wanlib.CredentialAssertion, prompt LoginPrompt, opts *LoginOpts,
) (*proto.MFAAuthenticateResponse, string, error) {
if isLibfido2Enabled() {
log.Debug("FIDO2: Using libfido2 for assertion")
return FIDO2Login(ctx, origin, assertion, prompt, opts)
}
ackTouch, err := prompt.PromptTouch()
if err != nil {
return nil, "", trace.Wrap(err)
}
resp, err := U2FLogin(ctx, origin, assertion)
if err != nil {
return nil, "", trace.Wrap(err)
}
if err := ackTouch(); err != nil {
return nil, "", trace.Wrap(err)
}
return resp, "" /* credentialUser */, err
}
func platformLogin(origin, user string, assertion *wanlib.CredentialAssertion, prompt LoginPrompt) (*proto.MFAAuthenticateResponse, string, error) {
resp, credentialUser, err := touchid.AttemptLogin(origin, user, assertion, ToTouchIDCredentialPicker(prompt))
if err != nil {
return nil, "", err
}
return &proto.MFAAuthenticateResponse{
Response: &proto.MFAAuthenticateResponse_Webauthn{
Webauthn: wanlib.CredentialAssertionResponseToProto(resp),
},
}, credentialUser, nil
}
// RegisterPrompt is the user interface for FIDO2Register.
//
// Prompts can have remote implementations, thus all methods may error.
type RegisterPrompt interface {
// PromptPIN prompts the user for their PIN.
PromptPIN() (string, error)
// PromptTouch prompts the user for a security key touch.
// In certain situations multiple touches may be required (PIN-protected
// devices, passwordless flows, etc).
// Returns a TouchAcknowledger which should be called to signal to the user
// that the touch was successfully detected.
// Returns an error if the prompt fails to be sent to the user.
PromptTouch() (TouchAcknowledger, error)
}
// Register performs client-side, U2F-compatible, Webauthn registration.
// This method blocks until either device authentication is successful or the
// context is canceled. Calling Register without a deadline or cancel condition
// may cause it block forever.
// The caller is expected to react to RegisterPrompt in order to prompt the user
// at appropriate times. Register may choose different flows depending on the
// type of authentication and connected devices.
func Register(
ctx context.Context,
origin string, cc *wanlib.CredentialCreation, prompt RegisterPrompt) (*proto.MFARegisterResponse, error) {
if webauthnwin.IsAvailable() {
log.Debug("WebAuthnWin: Using windows webauthn for credential creation")
return webauthnwin.Register(ctx, origin, cc)
}
if isLibfido2Enabled() {
log.Debug("FIDO2: Using libfido2 for credential creation")
return FIDO2Register(ctx, origin, cc, prompt)
}
ackTouch, err := prompt.PromptTouch()
if err != nil {
return nil, trace.Wrap(err)
}
resp, err := U2FRegister(ctx, origin, cc)
if err != nil {
return nil, trace.Wrap(err)
}
return resp, trace.Wrap(ackTouch())
}
// HasPlatformSupport returns true if the platform supports client-side
// WebAuthn-compatible logins.
func HasPlatformSupport() bool {
return IsFIDO2Available() || touchid.IsAvailable() || isU2FAvailable()
}
// IsFIDO2Available returns true if FIDO2 is implemented either via native
// libfido2 library or Windows WebAuthn API.
func IsFIDO2Available() bool {
return isLibfido2Enabled() || webauthnwin.IsAvailable()
}