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feat(2fa): disableTwoFactor service method with enrollment_changed audit and group guard - #186
Adds IRecoveryCodeService::disableTwoFactor(User $user, ?string $currentPassword, ?User $actor) and the rules it needs so the profile toggle and the admin CRUD (next PR, ticket 14) can reuse it.
It is the fd29e5cd commit of #169 cherry-picked onto #183, plus the adjustments below. It does not depend on #166.
Clears two_factor_enabled, two_factor_enforced_at and recovery_codes_acknowledged_at, deletes every recovery code and revokes every trusted device, in one transaction, under the users-row lock (lockUserRow, taken first because it re-hydrates the user).
Audits enrollment_changed with {enabled: false, actor_id, reason}, best-effort after the commit. reason is self, admin or console. This replaces the single device_revoked row of feat(mfa): add IRecoveryCodeService::disableTwoFactor #169.
Refuses a group-enforced user when the actor is a user or an administrator (ValidationException, 412 at the API). Enforcement comes from enforced_groups, not from the stored flag, so disabling would only delete their codes and devices.
Self-service (actor is the user): hasPasswordSet() -> current_password must match; no password (social-only account) -> the session must be inside the recovery enrollment window (isWithinEnrollmentWindow(), SDS rev 2.6 §4.10.3). This is the passwordless case raised on feat(mfa): add IRecoveryCodeService::disableTwoFactor #169.
Adds User::isTwoFactorEnforcedByGroup() (the enforced_groups loop that was inlined in shouldRequire2FA(), which now calls it). It ignores the global two_factor.enabled kill-switch.
Decisions to review
The console (null actor) may reset a group-enforced user.idp:reset-2fa (feat(mfa): add idp:reset-2fa command #171) is the manual recovery path, and an enforced admin who lost their codes needs their codes and devices cleared. The user is still challenged at login afterwards. Block it by dropping the !is_null($actor) condition, at the cost of that use case.
#160 removes IUserTrustedDeviceRepository::revokeAllForUser(), which this method calls. Git merges both without conflict but the call would fail at runtime ("Call to undefined method"). Whichever of #160 / this PR merges second has to switch to the shared bulk revoke proposed on #160.
Tests
RecoveryCodeServiceDisableTwoFactorTest (11): console / admin / self actors, wrong password, enforced user for each actor, passwordless inside and outside the window and with another user's window marker, audit failure does not fail the operation, lock ordering.
DisableTwoFactorIntegrationTest (2): real database cleanup and audit row.
Existing UserTwoFactorTest, RecoveryCodeEnrollmentServiceTest and RecoveryCodeRegenerationTest still pass.
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New Features
Two-factor authentication can now be disabled. Self-service requires your current password, or a recent enrollment session if your account has no password.
Disabling two-factor authentication clears recovery codes and revokes trusted devices.
Two-factor authentication enforced by group membership cannot be disabled through self-service or administrator actions.
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Adds a 2FA disable operation with actor-specific validation. It clears 2FA and recovery-code state, revokes trusted devices in a transaction, and records a best-effort audit event. Tests cover successful cleanup, rejected requests, and audit failures.
Changes: Two-Factor Authentication Disable
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Disable contract and group enforcement app/Services/Auth/IRecoveryCodeService.php, app/libs/Auth/Models/User.php
Adds the disableTwoFactor contract and isTwoFactorEnforcedByGroup() helper. shouldRequire2FA() uses the helper after checking the global switch.
Disable operation and cleanup app/Services/Auth/RecoveryCodeService.php
Adds actor-specific validation. The transaction disables 2FA, clears recovery-code acknowledgment, deletes recovery codes, and revokes trusted devices. After commit, the service attempts to record an enrollment-change audit event.
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant RecoveryCodeService
participant ITransactionService
participant IUserRepository
participant IUserRecoveryCodeRepository
participant IUserTrustedDeviceRepository
participant ITwoFactorAuditService
Caller->>RecoveryCodeService: Request disable
RecoveryCodeService->>ITransactionService: Start transaction
RecoveryCodeService->>IUserRepository: Lock user and save disabled state
RecoveryCodeService->>IUserRecoveryCodeRepository: Delete recovery codes
RecoveryCodeService->>IUserTrustedDeviceRepository: Revoke trusted devices
RecoveryCodeService->>ITwoFactorAuditService: Record enrollment change after commit
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Suggested labels:security
Suggested reviewers:smarcet, matiasperrone-exo
Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 297a9
The change adds a shared way to disable two-factor authentication with password, enrollment-window and group-enforcement checks, and no concrete defect was found. Callers must verify administrator rights themselves before passing another user as the actor. If the related change #160 merges first, the trusted-device revoke call must be switched to the shared bulk revoke.
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Shared service method that disables 2FA for a user: clears
two_factor_enabled and two_factor_enforced_at, deletes every recovery code
and revokes every trusted device in a single transaction, then records a
device_revoked audit event best-effort.
The actor decides the password rule: null (console) and another user (admin)
need no password, the user acting on their own account must provide the
current one. The settings_changed audit event is left to the caller, which
knows the context (reason, actor, operator).
Group-enforced users are still challenged at login afterwards, as
enforcement is derived from group membership.
… disableTwoFactor
- add User::isTwoFactorEnforcedByGroup() and reuse it from shouldRequire2FA()
- disableTwoFactor refuses user and admin actors for group-enforced users
(console stays allowed as the manual recovery path)
- self-service without a password requires the recovery enrollment window
- take the users-row lock first and reset recovery_codes_acknowledged_at
- audit enrollment_changed with {enabled, actor_id, reason} instead of device_revoked
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@romanetar This adds a second RecoveryCodeService::disableTwoFactor(): #169 already defines one with the same signature, and git merges this file without a conflict (only IRecoveryCodeService.php and the two test files conflict). git merge-tree of this branch and feat/mfa-disable-two-factor-service leaves both methods in RecoveryCodeService.php, and php -l fails with Cannot redeclare App\Services\Auth\RecoveryCodeService::disableTwoFactor(). The container resolves this class in the UserController and UserApiController constructors, so a tree merged that way breaks those routes, login included. Details in the matching comment on #169.
Separately, line 275 calls revokeAllForUser(), which #160 and #169 replace with revokeAllActiveForUser(User): UserTrustedDevice[]. git merge-tree of this branch and #160 also merges this file without a conflict and keeps that call, so disabling 2FA would fail with "Call to undefined method" at runtime.
The two implementations also disagree on audit semantics: this one writes a single enrollment_changed row and no device_revoked, while #169 writes one device_revoked (with device_id) per revoked device and leaves the enrollment/settings event to the caller (idp:reset-2fa in #171 writes settings_changed). SDS rev 2.6 (fntechgit/ftn-docsnsklz#179) specifies the per-device device_revoked for disableTwoFactor.
Suggested fix: keep a single method. Move the group guard, lockUserRow(), the recovery_codes_acknowledged_at reset and the passwordless window into #169's disableTwoFactor() instead of adding a second definition here, switch the revocation to revokeAllActiveForUser() with one device_revoked per returned device, and decide whether enrollment_changed is written by the service or by the caller so a reset does not record it twice. Then run php -l and phpunit on the combined tree.
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What
Adds
IRecoveryCodeService::disableTwoFactor(User $user, ?string $currentPassword, ?User $actor)and the rules it needs so the profile toggle and the admin CRUD (next PR, ticket 14) can reuse it.It is the
fd29e5cdcommit of #169 cherry-picked onto #183, plus the adjustments below. It does not depend on #166.two_factor_enabled,two_factor_enforced_atandrecovery_codes_acknowledged_at, deletes every recovery code and revokes every trusted device, in one transaction, under the users-row lock (lockUserRow, taken first because it re-hydrates the user).enrollment_changedwith{enabled: false, actor_id, reason}, best-effort after the commit.reasonisself,adminorconsole. This replaces the singledevice_revokedrow of feat(mfa): add IRecoveryCodeService::disableTwoFactor #169.ValidationException, 412 at the API). Enforcement comes fromenforced_groups, not from the stored flag, so disabling would only delete their codes and devices.hasPasswordSet()->current_passwordmust match; no password (social-only account) -> the session must be inside the recovery enrollment window (isWithinEnrollmentWindow(), SDS rev 2.6 §4.10.3). This is the passwordless case raised on feat(mfa): add IRecoveryCodeService::disableTwoFactor #169.User::isTwoFactorEnforcedByGroup()(theenforced_groupsloop that was inlined inshouldRequire2FA(), which now calls it). It ignores the globaltwo_factor.enabledkill-switch.Decisions to review
idp:reset-2fa(feat(mfa): add idp:reset-2fa command #171) is the manual recovery path, and an enforced admin who lost their codes needs their codes and devices cleared. The user is still challenged at login afterwards. Block it by dropping the!is_null($actor)condition, at the cost of that use case.enrollment_changedwith metadata (wasdevice_revoked) and the service can throw for enforced users when an actor is passed. feat(mfa): add idp:reset-2fa command #171 may have tests that expect otherwise. Needs a look on that side.Known conflict
#160 removes
IUserTrustedDeviceRepository::revokeAllForUser(), which this method calls. Git merges both without conflict but the call would fail at runtime ("Call to undefined method"). Whichever of #160 / this PR merges second has to switch to the shared bulk revoke proposed on #160.Tests
RecoveryCodeServiceDisableTwoFactorTest(11): console / admin / self actors, wrong password, enforced user for each actor, passwordless inside and outside the window and with another user's window marker, audit failure does not fail the operation, lock ordering.DisableTwoFactorIntegrationTest(2): real database cleanup and audit row.UserTwoFactorTest,RecoveryCodeEnrollmentServiceTestandRecoveryCodeRegenerationTeststill pass.Summary by CodeRabbit