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IMD Ember World - fifth offline audit of R4/AUD4 and Member M1 (World only)

Unofficial project; NO Solidity. TypeScript Cloudflare Worker/React SIWE; M1 writes persistent public profiles, so World is not wholly read-only. Offline source/local synthetic tests only: no live requests, real wallets/signatures, transactions, production writes/deploy.

PIN: https://github.com/tungweb3/imd-ember-world-review at 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04; actual parent …

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report: Identity-md/research/blob/main/jobs/e137990d-8dbc-4153-ae11-cada783827ea/_identitymd/README.md

Audit report

4 findings

Four agents audited the code as it is at 357668f, each in one area, and a judge reproduced, merged and ranked what they found, then read the code once more itself. Nothing in the code was changed or deployed.

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4 low

1.lowAccount/provider-switch cleanup revokes a newer shared-cookie session and invalidates its pending challengesource/src/world/auth.ts:427
```
    if(other||wasFlow){this.hint.set(null);this.sendLogout(ok=>{if(!ok){void this.restore();return;}this.loggedOut(g,ended);if(other)this.broadcast('signed-out');});}
```
R4-02 / AUD4-06 / prior Audit #6 remains partly fixed. accountChanged sends sendLogout without expectedNonce; providerChanged at line 217 does the same. During uncertain-verify readback the phase is still verifying, so a switch triggers plain logout. The real server's unbound branch (source/server/auth.ts:640-643) revokes the request's current cookie session, invalidates its current flow's pending challenges, and clears both cookies.

Another tab can already have replaced both. This is request-time context confusion, distinct from late browser Set-Cookie responses.

Player impact: the newer tab is logged out and loses its pending login; the abandoned original session remains live. Non-blocking Low for fund/house authority, but blocks closure of the required newer-session/newer-challenge preservation retest. Retain the active challenge nonce at client scope and use conditional abandoned-flow cleanup for both switches; preserve explicit logout behavior and reread on a context conflict.

Merges audit_economics, audit_flow and audit_permissions reports of this mechanism. Independently reproduced offline at pin 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04 using the unchanged AuthClient/MemberClient, real session/logout/member handlers and migrations in in-memory SQLite. Node 22.11 required an in-memory adapter for numbered SQL parameters.

Missing external crypto/ABI libraries were replaced by throwing import shims (address normalization only); challenge/signature/verify completion was a synthetic session fixture, not a cryptographic-verification test. No network, real signature, wallet or browser was used. Also reproduced outside an in-flight verify: a stale A display plus a failed session reread and account switch can revoke B.

When no flow nonce is available, add an appropriate authenticated-session consistency assertion for automatic cleanup (expectedAddress can detect a different displayed wallet but is never authority).
At T=1790596800000 use A=0x1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 and B=0x2222222222222222222222222222222222222222.

Start AuthClient, return signedIn:false from the real session route; issue exact-format SIWE fixture; count one personal_sign call; seed committed A session and install its cookie, but return HTTP 200 body '{' for verify.

Hold the ensuing real GET /api/auth/session response.

While held, install fixture session B in the same Browser jar, then seed B's new pending challenge and flow cookie.

Emit accountsChanged([B]) or invoke the registered provider-change callback.

Wait for logout before releasing the held GET.

Measured outgoing logout body '{}'; A.revoked_at=NULL, B.revoked_at=T; pending B challenge.invalidated_at=T; both cookie names removed.

Created/live/revoked sessions=2/1/1; client phase=idle, session=null, sessionKnown=false.

Original flow prompts=1; B setup directly seeds its session (no additional prompt measured).

Both switch variants reproduce.

Pending-only controls (no B session, only B challenge) revoke A as intended but also invalidate B's challenge and clear its flow cookie: 1/0/1 sessions.

Expected: nonce-bound cleanup must preserve the newer session/challenge and cookies (409 for a newer session; revoke only A for pending-only).

M1 profiles/version/history/outcomes N/A: no member route is called.

Additional measured stale-display control: complete synthetic A login; replace the shared cookie with B; return 429 on restore so the client still displays A with sessionKnown=false; emit accountsChanged([C]) where C=0x3333333333333333333333333333333333333333.

The automatic logout again sends {}, revokes B, and leaves A live.

No late cookie response is needed.
2.lowTeardown during uncertain-verify reconciliation leaves the abandoned session livesource/src/world/auth.ts:376
```
    if(g!==this.gen)return;
```
R4-02 / AUD4-06 / prior Audit #6 remains partly fixed. Teardown increments gen while reconcileVerify awaits restore; the post-await generation check returns without nonce-bound revokeAbandoned. The stale read is discarded and signIn's finally releases its unsettled hold, so the client silently abandons a valid cookie-backed session.

That EOA session retains persistent M1 write capability until revocation/expiry. Non-blocking Low for fund/house authority, but the required teardown cleanup retest cannot be closed. Carry the verified nonce through this cancellation boundary and conditionally clean up the abandoned session, preserving newer sessions and challenges.

Merges audit_economics and audit_flow teardown findings. Independently reproduced offline at pin 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04 using the unchanged AuthClient/MemberClient, real session/logout/member handlers and migrations in in-memory SQLite. Node 22.11 required an in-memory adapter for numbered SQL parameters.

Missing external crypto/ABI libraries were replaced by throwing import shims (address normalization only); challenge/signature/verify completion was a synthetic session fixture, not a cryptographic-verification test. No network, real signature, wallet or browser was used.
At T=1790596800000 start AuthClient for synthetic A with no cookie.

Initial real session GET returns signedIn:false.

After one counted personal_sign call, fixture verify completion creates A's session (expires_at=1791201600000) and installs its cookie; substitute HTTP 200 malformed body '{'.

Hold the resulting real GET /api/auth/session after the handler generated signedIn:true.

At the gate phase=verifying, sessionKnown=false, session=null, created/live/revoked=1/1/0.

Invoke the stop function returned by start(), release the GET, await signIn.

Measured route order: session -> challenge -> verify -> session, zero logout requests.

Client ends idle/unknown/null; created/live/revoked remains 1/1/0 and session cookie remains.

Direct real GET session reports signedIn:true.

Expected: cleanup conditional on A's nonce revokes the matching abandoned session and clears its cookie, or an explicit accepted session replaces abandonment.

No newer flow is needed to reproduce.

M1 profile/version/history/outcomes N/A because no member route runs; no extra prompt occurs.
3.lowInvalid session readback is treated as confirmed absence and permits another signaturesource/src/world/auth.ts:238
```
      this.homeGen++;this.set({session:null,home:null,restored:true,sessionKnown:true,expired,ended:expired?'expired':held?'revoked':this.s.ended,checking:false});
```
R4-02 / AUD4-06 / prior Audit #6, CORR-02 remains partly fixed. readSession tests a positive shape but treats every other parsed non-null payload as confirmed sign-out. An invalid recovery response therefore sets sessionKnown=true with session=null despite an installed live cookie. The next click skips readback and requests another personal_sign, creating a second session while the original stays live.

Requires malformed recovery response data in addition to uncertain verify; no production occurrence or authentication bypass is claimed. Non-blocking Low, but violates the mandatory failed-read-stays-unknown condition. Validate the two response variants strictly: absence only for signedIn===false; positive only for signedIn===true, valid address and finite valid expiry.

All other schemas must leave sessionKnown=false. Merges audit_math and audit_flow schema findings. Independently reproduced offline at pin 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04 using the unchanged AuthClient/MemberClient, real session/logout/member handlers and migrations in in-memory SQLite.

Node 22.11 required an in-memory adapter for numbered SQL parameters. Missing external crypto/ABI libraries were replaced by throwing import shims (address normalization only); challenge/signature/verify completion was a synthetic session fixture, not a cryptographic-verification test. No network, real signature, wallet or browser was used.
Freeze T=1790596800000.

Start AuthClient with the real initial session GET returning signedIn:false.

Count personal_sign; simulate committed verify by seeding one live EOA session and applying its Set-Cookie, then return HTTP 200 body '{'.

Replace the following recovery GET's real signedIn:true response with HTTP 200 {}.

Independently repeat with [] and {signedIn:true}.

For all three, measured client session=null/sessionKnown=true with created/live/revoked=1/1/0 and prompts=1.

Restore normal responses and call signIn again.

Route order is session, challenge, verify, session, challenge, verify, home; no session read precedes the second signature.

Prompts=2; created/live/revoked=2/2/0; second cookie replaces the first, leaving its session live.

Expected invalid schema leaves unknown; next click reads the existing cookie and reuses it with one prompt/session.

Profile/version/history/outcomes N/A: no M1 route is invoked.
4.lowA backwards browser-clock correction extends the rename cooldown past server expirysource/src/world/member.ts:86
```
  private serverNow(){return this.timeBase?this.timeBase.server+Math.max(0,this.now()-this.timeBase.local):this.now();}
```
R4-08 / AUD4-08 / prior Audit #8 is partly fixed. serverNow measures elapsed time with the wall clock Date.now and clamps negative deltas to zero. armCooldown's callback at line 96 rearms from that frozen estimate instead of reconciling with the server. A backwards clock step keeps the rename UI disabled after the real server deadline. Low, non-blocking client availability defect; it neither bypasses server cooldown nor changes profile/session authority.

Use a monotonic elapsed clock anchored to serverTime or reconcile with the server at timer expiry. A 24-hour backward step can extend disabling by approximately 24 hours (inference from the timer arithmetic); the measured probe establishes the first missed expiry and rearm. Independently reproduced offline at pin 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04 using the unchanged AuthClient/MemberClient, real session/logout/member handlers and migrations in in-memory SQLite.

Node 22.11 required an in-memory adapter for numbered SQL parameters. Missing external crypto/ABI libraries were replaced by throwing import shims (address normalization only); challenge/signature/verify completion was a synthetic session fixture, not a cryptographic-verification test. No network, real signature, wallet or browser was used.
At T=1790596800000 seed a synthetic EOA session, call real bootstrap and PUT ClockCat: profile version=1, history=1, profile_requests=1, deadline D=1791201600000.

At D-1000 seed a fresh session and load real MemberClient with local clock L=D-1000; serverTime=D-1000, cooling=true, one GET.

Move browser wall clock back 86400000ms; independently advance timer time and server time 1000ms.

Fire the scheduled 1000ms callback.

Measured serverNow=D-1000 (negative local delta clamped to zero), cooling=true, another 1000ms timer, GET count still 1.

A direct real member GET at server D returns nextNameChangeAt=null.

Expected deadline refresh and re-enabled rename.

DB remains ClockCat/version1/history1/outcome1.

The clock/timer operation creates/revokes zero sessions and has no Set-Cookie or wallet prompt; setup created two fixture sessions, first expired by D, so created/live/revoked=2/1/0.

A reload recovers.

Work

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reviewed

#1120Audit mathCodex2 findings · 2 low

Wrote two substantiated Low findings to .imd-findings.json. Both include concrete reproductions and verified source snippets. No product or configuration files changed.

All locations below refer to pinned commit 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04; its parent matches 6e307dea76e763936fc4ac86e54c9f5d558f58c4.

The two findings are:

Backwards browser-clock correction prolongs the rename cooldown — source/src/world/member.ts:86. Load one second before server deadline 1791201600000, move browser wall time backwards one day, then advance server time and timers one second. The server permits renaming, but the client remains cooling=true and rearms without refreshing. DB remains version 1/history 1/outcome 1. Approximately one additional day of disabled UI follows arithmetically unless another read recalibrates it. Use monotonic elapsed time or refresh when the deadline timer fires.
Invalid session readback permits another signature after committed login — source/src/world/auth.ts:238. Let verify commit and install its cookie, lose its response body, then return recovery JSON {"signedIn":true} without address/expiry. The client incorrectly sets sessionKnown=true, session=null. Another click produces a second prompt and session: created/live/revoked changes from 1/1/0 to 2/2/0. Require a valid, explicit signedIn:false before concluding absence. This is a malformed-response robustness defect, not an authentication bypass; ordinary transport truncation was not shown to produce that particular valid JSON shape.

Required retest / prior ID	Verdict	Severity; blocking	Pinned evidence and measured outcome
R4-01 / AUD4-01 / Audit #1	Fixed locally	Prior Low; no reproduced blocker	`source/server/auth.ts:656,660`. Display A/cookie B returns 409 before revocation: both accounts, pending challenge and cookies unchanged. Matching A revokes A’s sessions only. Client rereads without claiming all-device success.
R4-02 / AUD4-06 / Audit #6	Partly	Low; non-blocking	`source/src/world/auth.ts:238,372`; `source/server/auth.ts:628`. Published lost/malformed verify-body cases recover with one prompt/session; newer sessions and pending challenges survive nonce-bound cleanup. Invalid recovery JSON reproduces the additional finding above.
R4-03 / AUD4-02 / Audit #2	Fixed locally	Prior Low; no reproduced blocker	`source/server/member.ts:33,143,174,212`. Only EOA and ECDSA permits persistent writes/touches. Permissive and restrictive synthetic ERC1271 logins succeed, bootstrap returns 403, and existing reads do not touch timestamps. Legitimate smart-wallet write usability remains restricted.
R4-04 / AUD4-05 / Audit #5 + M1-R1 overlap	Fixed locally	Prior Low; no reproduced blocker	`source/migrations/0008_member_hardening.sql:4`; `source/server/member.ts:228,269`. Natural/controlled 6/12/20-request races preserve five recorded attempts. Successful races retain one mutation/history entry. Same-ID retries add nothing; changed payload conflicts; new no-ops consume one attempt. Fallback quota/storage errors return 429/503.
R4-05 / AUD4-04 / Audit #4	Fixed locally	Prior Low; no reproduced blocker	`source/server/member.ts:42`; `source/worker/app.ts:150`. Cleanup removes expired refusals without another rename, preserves unexpired retries/current profiles, and respects 200/table cron and 10/table write bounds. Missing schema/index and storage-error cases pass.
R4-06 / Report M1-R2 separately	Fixed locally	Prior Info; non-blocking	`source/src/world/member.ts:103,112,157`. GET(v0) → accepted SAVE(v1) → old GET(v0) retains client/DB v1 and one history entry. Reordered GETs, late errors, GET(v2) before PUT(v1), and account switches preserve accepted state.
R4-07 / AUD4-07 / Audit

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lowA backwards browser-clock correction keeps the rename cooldown active past server expirysource/src/world/member.ts:86
R4-08 / AUD4-08 / prior Audit #8 is only partly fixed. serverNow derives elapsed time from Date.now rather than a monotonic clock and clamps a backwards delta to zero. The timer callback at line 96 trusts that frozen estimate and rearms without rereading the server. A player whose browser clock moves backwards while the panel is open can remain unable to rename long after the seven-day server cooldown ends.

This is a Low, non-blocking client availability defect; it does not bypass the server cooldown or change profile/session authority. Use a monotonic elapsed clock anchored to serverTime, or reconcile with the server when the deadline timer fires. The steady-clock repair and forward-clock server enforcement still work.

Measured against pinned commit 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04 with real MemberClient/Worker and in-memory SQLite; no full browser or production validation.
At T=1790596800000, a synthetic EOA signs in, bootstraps, and saves ClockCat: DB version=1, history=1, profile_requests=1, next deadline D=1791201600000.

At D-1000=1791201599000 obtain a fresh fixture session and load MemberClient with local clock L=D-1000; serverTime=D-1000 and cooling=true.

Move the browser wall clock backwards 86400000ms, while advancing the independent timer clock and Worker clock by 1000ms.

Fire the existing 1000ms timer at server D.

Actual: serverNow=(D-1000)+max(0,(L-86400000+1000)-L)=D-1000, so line96 rearms another1000ms timer, cooling remains true and client GET count remains1.

A direct Worker GET at D returns nextNameChangeAt=null.

Expected: deadline reconciliation and rename re-enabled at server expiry.

Repeated rearming can extend the disable by approximately24h (arithmetic inference); manual reload recovers.

Measured DB remains ClockCat/version1/history1/outcome1.

The clock step creates/revokes0 sessions and sets no cookie; two sessions were created during fixture setup, one is expired at D.

No wallet prompt occurs during the clock/timer reproduction.
lowInvalid session readback is accepted as confirmed sign-out after an uncertain verifysource/src/world/auth.ts:238
R4-02 / AUD4-06 / prior Audit #6 remains partly fixed at the response-schema boundary. readSession validates a signed-in shape only in its positive branch; every other parsed value reaching the fallback is treated as a known absence instead of requiring signedIn===false. During uncertain-verify recovery, HTTP200 with {"signedIn":true} (missing address/expiry), {} or [] therefore changes sessionKnown to true and session to null.

A later click skips readback and requests another personal_sign although the cookie already authenticates. This requires an invalid session response in addition to the interrupted verify; it is not an impersonation or fund-loss finding and no production occurrence was observed. Low/non-blocking.

Strictly validate both response variants, including a boolean signedIn and finite valid expiry for signed-in responses; any invalid schema must leave sessionKnown=false. The published normal-body and failed-HTTP retests pass.
Use tests/wallet-harness.mjs setup(), a synthetic signer and real AuthClient/Worker.

First GET session returns signedIn:false.

On first successful POST verify, call Browser.keep(realResponse) before replacing the response body with HTTP200 "{" (invalid JSON).

This commits one live session and installs its cookie.

On the recovery GET session, replace the otherwise valid response with HTTP200 JSON {"signedIn":true}.

Actual after signIn(): session=null, sessionKnown=true, notice=failed, personal_sign count1, DB created/live/revoked sessions=1/1/0.

Restore normal responses and call signIn() again.

Observed request order: session, challenge, verify, session, challenge, verify, home; prompts2 and created/live/revoked sessions=2/2/0.

No readback precedes the second prompt.

The new verify replaces the browser cookie while the original session remains live; M1 rows/version/history/outcomes are N/A because no member routes run.

Expected after invalid recovery JSON: sessionKnown=false, second click must reread the existing live cookie and retain prompts1/sessions1.

Reproduced offline against the pinned code using in-memory TypeScript loading and SQLite; no real wallet or live request.

reviewed

#1548Audit economicsCodex2 findings · 2 low

Saved two substantiated Low findings to .imd-findings.json. All 164 tracked files remain unchanged.

Reviewed pin: 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04; parent: 6e307dea76e763936fc4ac86e54c9f5d558f58c4. Locations below refer to that pin.

Open findings

Low — teardown leaves an abandoned login session live.
source/src/world/auth.ts:375–376; prior R4-02/AUD4-06/Audit #6. Preconditions: verify commits its cookie, its body is unreadable, and component teardown occurs during session readback.

At synthetic T=1790596800000: verify commits → malformed body starts readback → readback is held → teardown increments generation → readback arrives. The generation check returns without cleanup. Measured result: one prompt; sessions created/live/revoked = 1/1/0; cookie remains; client session=null, sessionKnown=false, phase=idle. Direct server read still reports signed in. No profile/history/outcome rows changed. The retained session remains capable of M1 writes.

Fix: carry nonce-bound abandoned-session cleanup through cancellation during reconciliation.
Low — account/provider switching can revoke a newer shared-cookie session and destroy its pending challenge.
source/src/world/auth.ts:427, also :217; prior R4-02/AUD4-06, related shared-cookie boundaries AUD3-05/06.

At the same frozen T: A’s verify commits → unreadable body starts held readback → another tab installs B’s session and requests B’s next challenge → account/provider switches to B. Cleanup sends {}, bypassing the new nonce guard.

Measured result: A remains live; B is revoked; B’s pending challenge is invalidated; session and flow cookies are cleared. Sessions created/live/revoked = 2/1/1; A’s client requested one prompt, and external B authentication used another synthetic signature. Client ends idle with account B/session null. Profiles/history/outcomes are unchanged. Pending-challenge-only variants also lose B’s challenge.

Fix: bind automatic cancellation cleanup to the abandoned flow. This failure occurs when the request is sent; it is separate from late browser Set-Cookie arrival.

Both findings block closing R4-02, without establishing fund loss or unauthorized house ownership.

Required retest / prior severity	Verdict; blocks closure?	Pinned location and concrete evidence
R4-01 / AUD4-01 / Audit #1 — Low	Fixed locally; no	`source/server/auth.ts:656–665`. Display A/cookie B returns 409 before mutation: A/B sessions and pending challenge survive, with no Set-Cookie. Client rereads without claiming all-device success. Matching authority revokes A only; absent/forged/dead cookies cannot authorize revocation.
R4-02 / AUD4-06 / Audit #6 — Low	Partly; yes	`source/src/world/auth.ts:345–380,427`. Lost/truncated/malformed verify recovery passes: readback prevents a second prompt; failed reads remain unknown; confirmed absence permits another flow. The two cancellation sequences above remain open. Direct nonce-bound cleanup correctly preserves newer sessions/challenges.
R4-03 / AUD4-02 / Audit #2 — Low	Fixed locally under temporary policy; no	`source/server/member.ts:33,143,174,212`. Permissive and restrictive synthetic ERC1271 sessions retain login/read but bootstrap/PUT return 403; existing-profile reads leave last_login unchanged. Unknown metadata also fails closed. Profile version/history/outcomes remain unchanged. Legitimate smart-wallet usability remains restricted.
R4-04 / AUD4-05 / Audit #5 + M1-R1 — Low	Fixed locally; no	`source/migrations/0008_member_hardening.sql:4`; `source/server/member.ts:230–296`. Natural tests and 18 added controlled races cover 6/12/20 requests across success, reserved name, cooldown, stale, locked and no-op states. Exactly five attempts recor

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lowTeardown during uncertain-verify reconciliation leaves the abandoned session livesource/src/world/auth.ts:375
R5-01; prior R4-02 / AUD4-06 / Audit #6 (partly fixed).

Blocking: no fund/house-authority blocker, but this prevents closing the required abandoned-flow cleanup retest. When verify has committed a session and its body is unreadable, reconcileVerify awaits restore(). If start() teardown runs during that read, it increments gen and ends the verifying phase.

The stale read is discarded, then reconcileVerify returns at the generation check without invoking nonce-bound revokeAbandoned. The finally block releases the unsettled hold. An ordinary interrupted response plus component teardown leaves an undisclosed seven-day EOA session cookie usable for persistent M1 writes.

Measured with the pinned real Worker/AuthClient and node:sqlite, synthetic in-memory account only. No real browser or production claim. Carry the verified nonce through cancellation of reconciliation and conditionally revoke that abandoned session, preserving a newer session and pending challenge.
At T=1790596800000, wire AuthClient to wallet-harness.setup(), a Browser jar and a synthetic EOA provider counting personal_sign.

Call start() and signIn(); initial GET /api/auth/session says signedIn:false.

Apply Browser.keep to the real successful verify (session and cookie created), but return Response("{", {status:200}) to the client.

Hold the subsequent real GET /api/auth/session response.

At this gate client.phase=verifying, sessionKnown=false, session=null; prompts=1, sessions created/live/revoked=1/1/0 and cookie present.

Invoke the teardown returned by start(), release the held GET and await signIn.

Actual: request sequence session -> challenge -> verify -> session, no logout; phase=idle, sessionKnown=false, session=null; sessions remain 1/1/0, cookie present and a direct session GET reports signedIn:true.

Expected: nonce-bound abandoned-session cleanup (or an explicit reconciled session, rather than silent abandonment); with no competing flow the session should be revoked and its cookie removed.

No profile/history/outcome mutation occurs in this probe; M1 write authority remains available through the live cookie.
lowAccount-switch cleanup bypasses nonce binding and revokes a newer shared-cookie sessionsource/src/world/auth.ts:427
R5-02; prior R4-02 / AUD4-06 / Audit #6, with the shared-cookie context of R4-01 / AUD3-05/06.

Blocking: no fund/house-authority blocker, but the mandatory newer-session/pending-challenge preservation retest remains open. The new server expectedNonce guard protects only callers that supply it. During uncertain-verify reconciliation, accountChanged still calls sendLogout without a nonce (providerChanged does the same at line 217).

Another tab can already have installed a newer session and a new challenge. The cleanup then revokes whichever cookie is current and invalidates that newer challenge, although it is supposed to abandon the old flow. This is a request-time context error, not the acknowledged browser limit of an old Set-Cookie arriving late.

Use the abandoned flow nonce for switch/provider cleanup, retain explicit logout semantics separately, and reconcile a context conflict without clearing the newer session/challenge. Measured on actual pinned Worker/AuthClient with synthetic accounts and node:sqlite; no production/browser claim.
Freeze synthetic time at T=1790596800000.

Start AuthClient signIn for A with a Browser jar; let real verify commit A, apply its Set-Cookie, substitute Response("{",{status:200}), and hold the subsequent session-read response.

While A is still verifying, use another tab sharing that jar to complete signIn(B), then POST a new /api/auth/challenge for B; save its nonce.

Initial DB: two live sessions A/B, new B challenge used_at=NULL/invalidated_at=NULL, session and flow cookies present.

Deliver the provider accountsChanged event for B (equivalently c.accountChanged(B.address.toLowerCase())), let its logout finish, release A readback and await signIn.

Actual cleanup body is {}; DB A.revoked_at=NULL, B.revoked_at=T; B pending challenge.invalidated_at=T; both cookies are cleared.

Client is idle with account B/session null; A flow requested one personal_sign, external B sign-in one additional synthetic signature; total sessions created/live/revoked=2/1/1.

Expected: A cleanup must not revoke B or invalidate its pending challenge; expectedNonce=A nonce would return 409 with no DB/cookie changes.

Profiles/history/outcomes are untouched (not involved); B loses login and must restart its challenge, while A remains live in storage.

Additional measured variants: providerChanged() after selecting provider B produces the same result.

If B has only requested a new challenge and has not installed a newer session, both accountChanged and providerChanged correctly revoke A but also incorrectly invalidate B's pending challenge and clear its flow cookie.

All four switch/provider x pending-only/new-session cases were reproduced.

reviewed

#47Audit flowCodex3 findings · 3 low

Recorded three Low findings in .imd-findings.json. R4-02 remains partly fixed; the other eight required fixes were demonstrated locally. No source or configuration files changed.

The reviewed checkout is 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04, with parent 6e307dea76e763936fc4ac86e54c9f5d558f58c4. All references below identify that pinned tree. The 100 source-manifest entries and 163 SHA256SUMS entries matched locally; correspondence to withheld private history remains a team claim.

“Blocking” below means blocking acceptance of the stated retest requirement, not a deployment or fund-safety judgment.

Required retest / prior finding	Verdict; severity; blocking	Evidence, concrete state and result
R4-01 / AUD4-01 / Audit #1	Fixed locally; prior Low; no	`source/server/auth.ts:656`: displayed A with cookie B returns 409 ACCOUNT_CONTEXT_CHANGED, without revoking either wallet, invalidating challenges, or changing cookies. The client rereads and does not announce all-device success. Matching A revokes A’s sessions only; absent, forged and dead cookies confer no authority. `expectedAddress` remains a consistency check.
R4-02 / AUD4-06 / Audit #6	Partly fixed; Low; yes	Ordinary lost/truncated/malformed verify responses reconcile successfully with one prompt and one session; failed HTTP readback remains unknown. However, additional tests reproduced three gaps at `source/src/world/auth.ts:227`, `:376`, and `:427`: malformed readback permits another prompt; teardown skips abandoned-session cleanup; account/provider cleanup destroys newer session/challenge context. Details below.
R4-03 / AUD4-02 / Audit #2	Fixed locally under temporary policy; prior Low; no	`source/server/member.ts:33`: only server metadata EOA AND ECDSA permits persistent M1 writes and hourly login touch. Permissive and restrictive synthetic ERC1271 logins succeed, but bootstrap returns 403 CONTRACT_WRITE_NOT_ENABLED, creating no member, request or history rows. Existing contract/unknown profiles remain readable without touch. Legitimate smart wallets incur the stated usability restriction.
R4-04 / AUD4-05 / Audit #5 + M1-R1	Fixed locally; prior Low; no	`source/migrations/0008_member_hardening.sql:4`, `source/server/member.ts:230`: natural and controlled 6/12/20-request races record at most five attempts. Controlled success races produce one mutation/history/version increment; reserved-name, cooldown, stale, locked and no-op cases obey the same cap. Same-ID retry at full quota adds nothing; changed payload conflicts. New no-op consumes one record without changing version/history/cooldown. Fallback recording failure returns 429/503. M1-R1 overlaps Audit #5.
R4-05 / AUD4-04 / Audit #4	Fixed locally; prior Low; no	`source/server/member.ts:42`, `source/worker/app.ts:153`: expired refusal rows are cleaned without another rename. Cron deletes at most 200/table, write cleanup 10/table; unexpired retries and current profiles survive. Backlog, missing hardening objects and storage failures are exercised. One day/180 days are deletion eligibility, not hard deadlines. Probe cleanup runs independently of M1 readiness.
R4-06 / Report-only M1-R2	Fixed locally; prior Info; no	`source/src/world/member.ts:103`, `:111`, `:157`: GET(v0) starts → SAVE(v1) commits → old GET(v0) arrives retains client and DB v1, with one history row. GET2-before-GET1, late 401/error, GET(v2)-before-PUT(v1), and account-switch cases preserve accepted state. This is a separate mandatory verdict; the original defect was stale UI, not DB rollback.
R4-07 / AUD4-07 / Audit #7	Fixed locally; prior Low; no	`source/src/world/member.ts:138`: fetch plus body has a 15-second deadline, followed by one retry with

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lowAccount/provider switch cleanup revokes a newer shared-cookie session during verify reconciliationsource/src/world/auth.ts:427
Pinned commit 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04. Prior R4-02 / AUD4-06 / Audit #6; status partly fixed, blocking acceptance of its newer-session/newer-challenge preservation requirement. The server protects abandoned cleanup only when expectedNonce is supplied. accountChanged at line 427 and providerChanged at line 217 still call sendLogout without it while reconcileVerify keeps phase=verifying.

A different tab can have installed B and started a new challenge before the switch, so this automatic cleanup sends {} with B's cookie. It revokes B and invalidates B's pending challenge, while the original A session remains live. This is request-time destruction, independent of the acknowledged late Set-Cookie response limitation.

Retain the active challenge nonce at client scope and use conditional cleanup for switches abandoning that flow; reconcile context conflicts without blanket logout. No outsider can select a token, and no profile, house right or fund transfer is involved.
Offline measured using real AuthClient, Worker and migrations with node:sqlite and synthetic signers (both account and provider variants pass assertions of the defect).

At frozen T=1790596800000: initial session GET says false; A signs exact SIWE once, verify commits A and Browser.keep applies its cookie; replace its 200 body with "{".

Hold the resulting /api/auth/session response.

In the same cookie jar, sign in B normally and POST challenge for B; both A and B sessions are live and B's new challenge invalidated_at is NULL.

Emit accountsChanged([B]), or change the provider and invoke onProviderChange.

The client sends POST /api/auth/logout with body {}.

Wait for it to complete, then release A's held session read.

Actual: created=2, live A=1, live B=0, revoked B=1; B challenge invalidated_at=T; both __Host-imd_session and __Host-imd_flow removed; client session null; A client personal_sign count=1 (B fixture login adds one separate synthetic signature).

Expected: conditional cleanup cannot revoke B, clear B cookies, or invalidate B's pending challenge.

Member rows/version/history/outcomes N/A: no M1 route invoked.

No production/browser timing claim.

Additional measured controls: replacing B with a newer A session also revokes that newer A session while leaving the original A live.

Creating only a newer B challenge, without installing any newer session, revokes original A but incorrectly invalidates the B challenge and removes its flow cookie.

Both controls reproduce for account and provider changes (four additional cases).
lowTeardown during uncertain-verify readback leaves the abandoned session livesource/src/world/auth.ts:376
Pinned commit 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04. Prior R4-02 / AUD4-06 / Audit #6 and abandoned-flow cleanup. Status partly fixed; blocks full acceptance of teardown recovery.

Once an unreadable verify has entered reconcileVerify, teardown increments gen, but the post-restore generation check simply returns. Unlike the stale verify-header/body branches and catch, it never calls revokeAbandoned with the verify nonce. Thus an abandoned login remains usable via the cookie although the client never accepted it.

Perform nonce-conditioned cleanup on abandonment across this await, preserving newer sessions/challenges. This is a local lifecycle/session inconsistency, not forged authentication or fund loss.
Offline real AuthClient/Worker/node:sqlite at T=1790596800000.

Start with no session; sign exact SIWE once; let verify commit and apply its Set-Cookie, then substitute malformed 200 JSON "{".

Hold the subsequent GET /api/auth/session response after the handler has generated signedIn:true.

Invoke the stop function returned by AuthClient.start(), release the held read and await signIn().

Actual: zero logout requests; one created/live session, zero revoked; __Host-imd_session remains; client session=null, sessionKnown=false, phase=idle.

Direct synthetic GET /api/auth/session still says signedIn:true.

Expected: the now-abandoned verify follows nonce-conditioned cleanup, revoking this session if it still matches without touching any newer session or challenge.

Profile version/history/outcome rows N/A: no member operation.

No real provider or browser used.
lowMalformed session readback is treated as confirmed absence and allows another signaturesource/src/world/auth.ts:227
Pinned commit 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04. Prior R4-02 / AUD4-06 / Audit #6 and CORR-02. Status partly fixed; blocks the failed-read-stays-unknown requirement. readSession only checks whether a payload looks like a positive session; every other parseable non-null JSON value falls through to sessionKnown=true/session=null at line 238.

During uncertain verify recovery a 200 {} therefore proves absence even though a cookie-backed session exists. Validate the response schema: accept absence only for explicit signedIn:false, accept a positive result only with a valid address and finite expiry, otherwise remain unknown and retry readback before requesting any signature. Preconditions are malformed server/intermediary response data, not an unsigned attacker logging in.
Offline real AuthClient/Worker/node:sqlite and synthetic signer at T=1790596800000.

Initial GET returns signedIn:false.

Challenge and personal_sign succeed; verify creates A session and cookie, but deliver body "{" with status 200.

For the recovery GET, replace the true session response with HTTP 200 {}.

Actual after signIn(): session=null, sessionKnown=true, live sessions=1.

Restore normal responses and click signIn again.

Observed route order: session, challenge, verify, session, challenge, verify, home; personal_sign=2, sessions created=2/live=2/revoked=0.

Expected: {} is an invalid read, sessionKnown=false, next click reads and reuses the existing session with prompts=1 and created/live sessions=1.

Second verify overwrites the cookie token; the first session is not revoked.

Member DB effects N/A: no M1 operation.

This controlled malformed-response test is not evidence a production intermediary currently emits {}.

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#1299Audit permissionsClaude1 finding · 1 low

All inputs are gathered. The finding file is valid, its snippet matches the tree, and the working tree has no stray files. Here is the review.

Verdict matrix

Pinned commit 357668f (parent 6e307de) was reviewed from source; the private repair 54410b2 is a team claim. All runs below are mine, on a copy of source/ in /tmp with the two documented throwing stubs, Node 24.21, real Worker handlers over node:sqlite running migrations 0001-0006 plus 0008, synthetic keys and fake upstreams. Nothing was deployed, signed with a real wallet, or sent to production.

#	ID	Verdict	Measured evidence (this run)
1	R4-01 / AUD4-01 / Audit #1	fixed locally	Replayed the original: display A, shared cookie B, 429 session read, 20 s, refreshHome, logout-all. Server 409 ACCOUNT_CONTEXT_CHANGED, body carried expectedAddress A, live sessions unchanged (2 A, 1 B), A's other device still 200, no Set-Cookie, notice `signout-all-context-changed`, no signed-out broadcast. Absent/forged/dead cookies 401, bad bodies 400. See finding 1 for the unbound sibling path.
2	R4-02 / AUD4-06 / Audit #6	partly	Truncated, malformed, invalid-field and transport-after-commit verify bodies: one personal_sign, one session, readback 200, second click no prompt; sequence session→challenge→verify→session→home. Failed reconciliation stays unknown and blocks the prompt. The nonce-bound cleanup preserves a newer session (409, no cookie change) and a newer pending challenge. The account/provider-switch cleanup is not bound and destroys both (finding 1). Late browser Set-Cookie remains a limit.
3	R4-03 / AUD4-02 / Audit #2	fixed locally (policy, with usability cost)	Contract accepting any signature: login 200, session row CONTRACT/ERC1271, session and home reads 200, profile 404, bootstrap 403 CONTRACT_WRITE_NOT_ENABLED, no member row, no Set-Cookie, public name null. Legacy/null/mismatched metadata also 403; existing contract profile GET does not touch last_login. EOA bootstrap and PUT 200. Legitimate smart wallets are refused by the same rule; login truth for permissive contracts is unchanged.
4	R4-04 / AUD4-05 / Audit #5 + M1-R1	fixed locally (one fix, two reproductions)	12 concurrent reserved-name PUTs: 5×409, 7×429, 5 rows, version 0, history 0. Same key/same payload retry at full quota: original 409 outcome, no new row. Changed payload: 409 IDEMPOTENCY_CONFLICT. Sixth new key: 429 NAME_RATE_LIMITED, Retry-After 60. Team suite also covers 6/12/20 fresh names, success/stale/cooldown/locked sharing one budget, no-op guard against moderation, quota failure after rollback, storage failure 503. The app-level count is gone; the trigger is the only budget. Controlled barriers are moot. Production D1 message text for `budgetExceeded` is a team claim.
5	R4-05 / AUD4-04 / Audit #4	fixed locally	Three refused PUTs at T, T+1d+1 ms, T+2d+2 ms with no rename: presence cron leaves 3, member cron deletes 2 and keeps the unexpired 1. Team suite: 450-row backlog drains 200/table per cron, 10/table opportunistically, retained idempotency row survives, missing 0008 reports `schema_unavailable`, probe prune independent of M1 schema. Expiry is eligibility, not deadline.
6	R4-06 / Report M1-R2 (separate verdict)	fixed locally	GET(v0) held, save v1 accepted, old GET released: client stays v1 OrderCat ready cooling, DB version 1, history 1. Team suite: GET2 before GET1, late 401/stream error, GET(v2) before PUT(v1) reply, switched-account responses. Stale UI, never DB rollback.
7	R4-07 / AUD4-07 / Audit #7	fixed locally	Committed PUT with truncated body: same requestId retried once, saved true, saving false, pendingSave false, version 1, 1 request row, 1 history. Second rename refused NAME_CHANGE_COOLDOWN with one more PUT. Team suite: two lost bodies, 429 before lookup, offline, endless body with 15 s abort, retry-timer failure, account switch and return.
8	R4-08 / AUD4-08 / Audit #8	fixed loca

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lowAccount/provider-switch cleanup still sends an unbound plain logout: it revokes another tab's newer shared-cookie session and invalidates its pending challenge (R4-02 / AUD4-06 partly; AUD4-01 asymmetsource/src/world/auth.ts:427
AUD4-06 made the abandoned-flow cleanup that runs from signIn()'s catch conditional on the flow's challenge nonce (POST /api/auth/logout with expectedNonce, server/auth.ts:627-639), and AUD4-01 bound logout-all to expectedAddress.

The two other cleanup paths that end an in-flight flow or a displayed session were left unbound: accountChanged() (src/world/auth.ts:427) and providerChanged() (:217) call sendLogout() with no expectedNonce, so the server runs the plain branch: it revokes whatever session the request's cookie names (server/auth.ts:640), invalidates every open challenge of the current flow cookie (:641) and clears both cookies.

Since the session and flow cookies are shared by every tab of one browser profile, a request-time mismatch (not a late response) results whenever another tab has installed a newer session or asked for a newer challenge: the newer tab's session is revoked and/or its pending challenge is invalidated and its flow cookie deleted (its verify then fails 403 FLOW_MISMATCH / 409 CHALLENGE_USED), while the account the switching tab meant to end (displayed A) keeps a live, now cookie-less server session until expiry.

The same unbound logout is sent by signIn() when it ends a displayed other-address session before a new challenge (:318) and by signOut(false). This is distinct from the acknowledged AUD3-06 residual (a late Max-Age=0 response clearing a newer cookie): here the request itself is sent after the newer session/challenge exists.

No outsider can trigger it; preconditions are one browser profile, two tabs and a wallet account or provider switch while the first tab's flow is in flight or its display is stale (its session re-read refused or not yet answered).

Player impact: the other tab is signed out or its sign-in fails with 'challenge lost'; the switching tab shows the switch as cleanly ended although A's session row remains live.

Fix: give the switch/provider paths the same consistency assertion the verify-catch path has (send expectedNonce when the flow's challenge nonce is known, otherwise expectedAddress of the displayed session, and have the server answer 409 ACCOUNT_CONTEXT_CHANGED without revoking or clearing anything when the cookie names another session; scope the challenge invalidation to the abandoned flow's flow_hash as the expectedNonce branch already does).

Keep the existing 'ok=false → restore()' handling so a 409 re-reads the session instead of claiming sign-out. Verified with the real Worker, real migrations 0001-0006+0008 over node:sqlite and the real AuthClient with a synthetic EIP-1193 provider; not a real browser or BroadcastChannel.
Harness: tests/wallet-harness.mjs setup(); two Browser objects sharing one cookie jar (tab 1 and tab 2 of one profile); AuthClient wired to tab 1 with a synthetic wallet for EOA A (eth_accounts/eth_requestAccounts/personal_sign only).
1. Tab 1: signIn(); hold the verify response (after the server has processed it) before the client sees it. Tab 2: challenge+verify for EOA C → 200; DB now has live sessions A and C, cookie = C. Tab 1: provider emits accountsChanged([B]). Actual: tab 1 immediately POSTs /api/auth/logout with body {} → 204; DB shows C revoked and the session cookie deleted; when the held verify is released, the nonce-bound cleanup then revokes A (live sessions = []). Expected: C stays live; only A's abandoned session/challenge end.
2. Same setup but tab 2 only POSTs /api/auth/challenge for C (pending, flow cookie now C's). Tab 1 switches A→B. Actual: the plain logout sets invalidated_at on C's challenge and clears the flow cookie; tab 2's verify with C's correct signature answers 403 FLOW_MISMATCH. Expected: the newer pending challenge and its flow cookie survive, as they do for the expectedNonce path (tests/aud4-auth.test.mjs 'matching abandoned session cleanup preserves a newer pending challenge').
3. Stale display: tab 1 signed in as A (state.session=A, sessionKnown=true); tab 2 signs in B (cookie B); tab 1's GET /api/auth/session answers 429 so it still displays A; wallet switches A→D. Actual: plain logout → 204; live sessions = [A]; B revoked; tab 1 state.session=null. Expected: B retained (409 with no revoke) and A's session either revoked through a matching cookie or reported as unknown. Probe files run on a copy of source/: tests/probe-switch.mjs (PROBE-1, PROBE-2) and tests/probe-switch2.mjs (PROBE-3); all three assertions fail on this commit as described.

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#1602Audit judgeCodex4 findings · 4 low

afterAudit math, Audit permissions, Audit economics, Audit flow

Saved four deduplicated, reproduced Low findings to .imd-findings.json. No product or configuration files changed.

The reviewed checkout is 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04, with the specified parent 6e307dea76e763936fc4ac86e54c9f5d558f58c4. All 100 published file hashes match the supplied manifest. Private-source provenance remains a team claim.

Retest / prior finding	Severity	Verdict	Pinned source and local evidence
R4-01 / AUD4-01 / Audit #1	Low	Fixed locally	`source/server/auth.ts:660`: displayed A/current cookie B returns 409 without revocation or cookie changes. Client rereads without claiming all-device success. Invalid/expired cookies confer no authority.
R4-02 / AUD4-06 / Audit #6	Low	Partly fixed; closure blocked	`source/src/world/auth.ts:238,376,427`: ordinary recovery works, but malformed session schemas, teardown during reconciliation, and unbound switch cleanup reproduce three distinct defects.
R4-03 / AUD4-02 / Audit #2	Low	Fixed locally for the temporary policy	`source/server/member.ts:33`: only EOA/ECDSA metadata permits persistent writes and login touches. Contract/unknown metadata fails closed; existing reads remain. Legitimate smart-wallet writes are also restricted.
R4-04 / AUD4-05 / Audit #5 and M1-R1	Low	Fixed locally	`source/migrations/0008_member_hardening.sql:4`: natural and controlled 6/12/20-request races retain five attempts. Mutation/outcome rollback, full-quota retries, payload conflicts, no-ops and fallback failures passed.
R4-05 / AUD4-04 / Audit #4	Low	Fixed locally	`source/server/member.ts:42`, `source/worker/app.ts:153`: indexed cleanup preserves live records and drains bounded batches. Probe cleanup operates independently of M1 readiness. Retention periods remain deletion eligibility, not deadlines.
R4-06 / Report-only M1-R2	Info	Fixed locally — separate verdict	`source/src/world/member.ts:103,111`: delayed GET(v0) cannot replace saved v1; newer GET(v2) survives delayed PUT(v1). Read ordering, late errors and account changes passed.
R4-07 / AUD4-07 / Audit #7	Low	Fixed locally	`source/src/world/member.ts:138`: fetch/body timeout and exact-ID retry recover interrupted writes. Unknown outcomes survive early 401/429/503 responses and wallet changes; one mutation/history entry remains.
R4-08 / AUD4-08 / Audit #8	Low	Partly fixed; closure blocked	`source/src/world/member.ts:86`: steady-clock expiry works, but backward wall-clock adjustment prolongs disabling. Server enforcement remains intact.
R4-09 / AUD4-03 / Audit #3 / AUD3-02	Low	Fixed locally for refused-admission pollution	`source/server/auth.ts:735`: 80 refusals produce zero admitted rows; another-location admission proceeds. Controlled 61-admission races retain 60 rows. Backoff, missing schema/indexes and uncertain results fail conservatively.

The four retained findings have exact snippets, preconditions, impact, proposed fixes and reproductions in the JSON:

Switch cleanup destroys newer context. At synthetic T=1790596800000, hold A’s uncertain-verify readback, install B’s session and pending challenge in the shared jar, then switch account/provider. Cleanup sends {}: B is revoked, its challenge invalidated, both cookies cleared, and A remains live. Created/live/revoked sessions: 2/1/1. Pending-only and stale-display variants also reproduce. Use conditional cleanup tied to the abandoned context.
Teardown abandons a live session. Commit A’s cookie, deliver malformed verify JSON, hold recovery GET, then tear down. No logout occurs; client becomes idle/unknown/null while the cookie still authenticates. Sessions: 1/1/0, one simulated prompt. Carry nonce-bound cleanup across cancellation.
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lowAccount/provider-switch cleanup revokes a newer shared-cookie session and invalidates its pending challengesource/src/world/auth.ts:427
R4-02 / AUD4-06 / prior Audit #6 remains partly fixed. accountChanged sends sendLogout without expectedNonce; providerChanged at line 217 does the same. During uncertain-verify readback the phase is still verifying, so a switch triggers plain logout. The real server's unbound branch (source/server/auth.ts:640-643) revokes the request's current cookie session, invalidates its current flow's pending challenges, and clears both cookies.

Another tab can already have replaced both. This is request-time context confusion, distinct from late browser Set-Cookie responses.

Player impact: the newer tab is logged out and loses its pending login; the abandoned original session remains live. Non-blocking Low for fund/house authority, but blocks closure of the required newer-session/newer-challenge preservation retest. Retain the active challenge nonce at client scope and use conditional abandoned-flow cleanup for both switches; preserve explicit logout behavior and reread on a context conflict.

Merges audit_economics, audit_flow and audit_permissions reports of this mechanism. Independently reproduced offline at pin 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04 using the unchanged AuthClient/MemberClient, real session/logout/member handlers and migrations in in-memory SQLite. Node 22.11 required an in-memory adapter for numbered SQL parameters.

Missing external crypto/ABI libraries were replaced by throwing import shims (address normalization only); challenge/signature/verify completion was a synthetic session fixture, not a cryptographic-verification test. No network, real signature, wallet or browser was used. Also reproduced outside an in-flight verify: a stale A display plus a failed session reread and account switch can revoke B.

When no flow nonce is available, add an appropriate authenticated-session consistency assertion for automatic cleanup (expectedAddress can detect a different displayed wallet but is never authority).
At T=1790596800000 use A=0x1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 and B=0x2222222222222222222222222222222222222222.

Start AuthClient, return signedIn:false from the real session route; issue exact-format SIWE fixture; count one personal_sign call; seed committed A session and install its cookie, but return HTTP 200 body '{' for verify.

Hold the ensuing real GET /api/auth/session response.

While held, install fixture session B in the same Browser jar, then seed B's new pending challenge and flow cookie.

Emit accountsChanged([B]) or invoke the registered provider-change callback.

Wait for logout before releasing the held GET.

Measured outgoing logout body '{}'; A.revoked_at=NULL, B.revoked_at=T; pending B challenge.invalidated_at=T; both cookie names removed.

Created/live/revoked sessions=2/1/1; client phase=idle, session=null, sessionKnown=false.

Original flow prompts=1; B setup directly seeds its session (no additional prompt measured).

Both switch variants reproduce.

Pending-only controls (no B session, only B challenge) revoke A as intended but also invalidate B's challenge and clear its flow cookie: 1/0/1 sessions.

Expected: nonce-bound cleanup must preserve the newer session/challenge and cookies (409 for a newer session; revoke only A for pending-only).

M1 profiles/version/history/outcomes N/A: no member route is called.

Additional measured stale-display control: complete synthetic A login; replace the shared cookie with B; return 429 on restore so the client still displays A with sessionKnown=false; emit accountsChanged([C]) where C=0x3333333333333333333333333333333333333333.

The automatic logout again sends {}, revokes B, and leaves A live.

No late cookie response is needed.
lowTeardown during uncertain-verify reconciliation leaves the abandoned session livesource/src/world/auth.ts:376
R4-02 / AUD4-06 / prior Audit #6 remains partly fixed. Teardown increments gen while reconcileVerify awaits restore; the post-await generation check returns without nonce-bound revokeAbandoned. The stale read is discarded and signIn's finally releases its unsettled hold, so the client silently abandons a valid cookie-backed session.

That EOA session retains persistent M1 write capability until revocation/expiry. Non-blocking Low for fund/house authority, but the required teardown cleanup retest cannot be closed. Carry the verified nonce through this cancellation boundary and conditionally clean up the abandoned session, preserving newer sessions and challenges.

Merges audit_economics and audit_flow teardown findings. Independently reproduced offline at pin 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04 using the unchanged AuthClient/MemberClient, real session/logout/member handlers and migrations in in-memory SQLite. Node 22.11 required an in-memory adapter for numbered SQL parameters.

Missing external crypto/ABI libraries were replaced by throwing import shims (address normalization only); challenge/signature/verify completion was a synthetic session fixture, not a cryptographic-verification test. No network, real signature, wallet or browser was used.
At T=1790596800000 start AuthClient for synthetic A with no cookie.

Initial real session GET returns signedIn:false.

After one counted personal_sign call, fixture verify completion creates A's session (expires_at=1791201600000) and installs its cookie; substitute HTTP 200 malformed body '{'.

Hold the resulting real GET /api/auth/session after the handler generated signedIn:true.

At the gate phase=verifying, sessionKnown=false, session=null, created/live/revoked=1/1/0.

Invoke the stop function returned by start(), release the GET, await signIn.

Measured route order: session -> challenge -> verify -> session, zero logout requests.

Client ends idle/unknown/null; created/live/revoked remains 1/1/0 and session cookie remains.

Direct real GET session reports signedIn:true.

Expected: cleanup conditional on A's nonce revokes the matching abandoned session and clears its cookie, or an explicit accepted session replaces abandonment.

No newer flow is needed to reproduce.

M1 profile/version/history/outcomes N/A because no member route runs; no extra prompt occurs.
lowInvalid session readback is treated as confirmed absence and permits another signaturesource/src/world/auth.ts:238
R4-02 / AUD4-06 / prior Audit #6, CORR-02 remains partly fixed. readSession tests a positive shape but treats every other parsed non-null payload as confirmed sign-out. An invalid recovery response therefore sets sessionKnown=true with session=null despite an installed live cookie. The next click skips readback and requests another personal_sign, creating a second session while the original stays live.

Requires malformed recovery response data in addition to uncertain verify; no production occurrence or authentication bypass is claimed. Non-blocking Low, but violates the mandatory failed-read-stays-unknown condition. Validate the two response variants strictly: absence only for signedIn===false; positive only for signedIn===true, valid address and finite valid expiry.

All other schemas must leave sessionKnown=false. Merges audit_math and audit_flow schema findings. Independently reproduced offline at pin 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04 using the unchanged AuthClient/MemberClient, real session/logout/member handlers and migrations in in-memory SQLite.

Node 22.11 required an in-memory adapter for numbered SQL parameters. Missing external crypto/ABI libraries were replaced by throwing import shims (address normalization only); challenge/signature/verify completion was a synthetic session fixture, not a cryptographic-verification test. No network, real signature, wallet or browser was used.
Freeze T=1790596800000.

Start AuthClient with the real initial session GET returning signedIn:false.

Count personal_sign; simulate committed verify by seeding one live EOA session and applying its Set-Cookie, then return HTTP 200 body '{'.

Replace the following recovery GET's real signedIn:true response with HTTP 200 {}.

Independently repeat with [] and {signedIn:true}.

For all three, measured client session=null/sessionKnown=true with created/live/revoked=1/1/0 and prompts=1.

Restore normal responses and call signIn again.

Route order is session, challenge, verify, session, challenge, verify, home; no session read precedes the second signature.

Prompts=2; created/live/revoked=2/2/0; second cookie replaces the first, leaving its session live.

Expected invalid schema leaves unknown; next click reads the existing cookie and reuses it with one prompt/session.

Profile/version/history/outcomes N/A: no M1 route is invoked.
lowA backwards browser-clock correction extends the rename cooldown past server expirysource/src/world/member.ts:86
R4-08 / AUD4-08 / prior Audit #8 is partly fixed. serverNow measures elapsed time with the wall clock Date.now and clamps negative deltas to zero. armCooldown's callback at line 96 rearms from that frozen estimate instead of reconciling with the server. A backwards clock step keeps the rename UI disabled after the real server deadline. Low, non-blocking client availability defect; it neither bypasses server cooldown nor changes profile/session authority.

Use a monotonic elapsed clock anchored to serverTime or reconcile with the server at timer expiry. A 24-hour backward step can extend disabling by approximately 24 hours (inference from the timer arithmetic); the measured probe establishes the first missed expiry and rearm. Independently reproduced offline at pin 357668f37c75317f79ff2266795636597a707c04 using the unchanged AuthClient/MemberClient, real session/logout/member handlers and migrations in in-memory SQLite.

Node 22.11 required an in-memory adapter for numbered SQL parameters. Missing external crypto/ABI libraries were replaced by throwing import shims (address normalization only); challenge/signature/verify completion was a synthetic session fixture, not a cryptographic-verification test. No network, real signature, wallet or browser was used.
At T=1790596800000 seed a synthetic EOA session, call real bootstrap and PUT ClockCat: profile version=1, history=1, profile_requests=1, deadline D=1791201600000.

At D-1000 seed a fresh session and load real MemberClient with local clock L=D-1000; serverTime=D-1000, cooling=true, one GET.

Move browser wall clock back 86400000ms; independently advance timer time and server time 1000ms.

Fire the scheduled 1000ms callback.

Measured serverNow=D-1000 (negative local delta clamped to zero), cooling=true, another 1000ms timer, GET count still 1.

A direct real member GET at server D returns nextNameChangeAt=null.

Expected deadline refresh and re-enabled rename.

DB remains ClockCat/version1/history1/outcome1.

The clock/timer operation creates/revokes zero sessions and has no Set-Cookie or wallet prompt; setup created two fixture sessions, first expired by D, so created/live/revoked=2/1/0.

A reload recovers.

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