🔒 Fix Stream Access Control: Implement Stream-Specific Permissions#125
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WalkthroughThis update introduces fixed-point arithmetic for stream rates and protocol fees, refactors the PaymentStream contract's time handling to use explicit start and end times, and updates access control to rely on stream sender checks. Scripts and tests are revised to match new contract interfaces and deployment parameters, with improved state update sequencing for security. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant PaymentStream
participant ERC20Token
User->>PaymentStream: create_stream(params: start_time, end_time, ...)
PaymentStream->>ERC20Token: transferFrom(User, PaymentStream, amount)
PaymentStream-->>User: NFT minted
User->>PaymentStream: withdraw_max(stream_id)
PaymentStream->>PaymentStream: update state (balances, withdrawn, snapshots)
PaymentStream->>ERC20Token: transfer(PaymentStream, User, withdrawable_amount)
PaymentStream-->>User: withdrawal confirmation
User->>PaymentStream: cancel(stream_id)
PaymentStream->>PaymentStream: calculate debts/refunds
PaymentStream->>ERC20Token: transfer(PaymentStream, User, refund)
PaymentStream->>ERC20Token: transfer(PaymentStream, Recipient, owed)
PaymentStream-->>User: NFT burned, cancel confirmation
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6-9: Verify the protocol fee configuration parameters.The new constructor parameters introduce protocol fee functionality. Please confirm:
- The fee rate of 100 (likely 1% if in basis points) is the intended value
- Using the same address for both
PROTOCOL_OWNERandPROTOCOL_FEE_ADDRESSis intentional- The fee rate represents the expected unit (basis points vs percentage)
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deployment_state.txt (1)
12-13: LGTM! Deployment tracking is correctly maintained.The new contract addresses are properly appended, maintaining the deployment history without altering existing entries.
scripts/call.sh (1)
4-6: LGTM! Script correctly updated for new contract deployment.The contract address and function call have been properly updated to match the new deployment and interface changes.
scripts/invoke.sh (1)
3-4: LGTM! Contract address and function correctly updated.The script properly reflects the new contract deployment and updated function interface.
scripts/deploy.sh (1)
34-34: LGTM! Constructor calldata correctly updated.The deployment script properly reflects the new constructor signature with protocol fee parameters.
src/interfaces/IPaymentStream.cairo (2)
215-220: Type change is appropriate but note the breaking change.The change from
u256tou64for protocol fee rates is sensible since fee rates in basis points don't require the full range of u256. This saves storage costs while still providing ample range (0-10000 basis points fits comfortably in u64).Note: This is a breaking change that will require updates to any existing integrations calling these functions.
222-228: Well-designed addition of general fee rate functions.The new general protocol fee rate functions provide a good fallback mechanism for tokens without specific fee rates. The implementation is consistent with the existing pattern and uses appropriate types.
tests/test_payment_stream.cairo (5)
25-25: Correct removal of global admin role.The removal of
STREAM_ADMIN_ROLEaligns with the PR's security improvements to implement stream-specific access control instead of a global admin role.
44-44: Constructor updates are consistent with contract changes.The updated constructor calls correctly include the new
general_protocol_fee_rate(300 basis points = 3%) and fee collector address, matching the updated contract constructor signature.Also applies to: 72-72, 107-107
130-134: Correct addition of ERC20 approvals.The explicit ERC20 approval calls before stream creation are necessary since the contract needs permission to transfer tokens on behalf of the sender. This pattern is correctly implemented throughout the tests.
Also applies to: 160-164, 185-189, 267-270
277-279: Time handling correctly updated for hour-based durations.The changes properly reflect that stream duration is now specified in hours:
- Rate calculation correctly divides by
duration * 3600to get rate per second- Time warp of 3605 seconds (just over 1 hour) appropriately tests debt accumulation
Also applies to: 522-522
216-237: Verify why zero token address test was commented out.The
test_zero_token_addresstest has been commented out. This test validates that streams cannot be created with a zero token address, which is an important security check.Please clarify:
- Was this validation moved elsewhere in the contract?
- Is there a specific reason this test is no longer needed?
src/payment_stream.cairo (8)
51-51: Excellent addition of fixed-point arithmetic.The
PRECISION_SCALEof 1e18 provides proper fixed-point precision for rate and fee calculations, preventing rounding errors. This is a standard and well-tested approach in DeFi protocols.
279-302: Well-implemented rate calculation with overflow protection.The updated
calculate_stream_ratefunction includes important safety features:
- Overflow protection by checking against
Bounded::MAX / PRECISION_SCALE- Clear hour-to-second conversion
- Proper fixed-point scaling
The implementation is robust and prevents potential arithmetic overflows.
311-316: Key security improvement: stream-specific access control.This new function implements the PR's main security fix by:
- Replacing the global
STREAM_ADMIN_ROLEwith stream-specific access control- Ensuring only the stream sender can pause, restart, or cancel their own streams
- Implementing the principle of least privilege
This effectively prevents unauthorized cross-stream operations.
319-339: Good addition of overflow-safe arithmetic helpers.The
safe_multiplyandsafe_scaled_multiplyfunctions add crucial overflow protection for arithmetic operations. This defensive programming approach prevents potential overflow attacks in fee and rate calculations.
687-714: Excellent reentrancy protection implementation.The code properly implements the checks-effects-interactions pattern:
- All state updates (stream balance, withdrawn amount, aggregate balance, metrics) complete before external calls
- Clear comments marking the reentrancy protection boundaries
- External token transfers happen only after all state is updated
This effectively prevents reentrancy attacks.
943-1058: Well-refactored cancel function with proper security measures.The cancel function improvements include:
- Stream-specific access control via
assert_stream_sender_access- Clear calculation of recipient dues and sender refund
- Comprehensive reentrancy protection with all state updates before external calls
- Proper NFT burning before token transfers
- Correct protocol fee handling on recipient payment
The implementation is secure and follows best practices.
896-897: Consistent access control implementation.Both
pauseandrestartfunctions now correctly useassert_stream_sender_access, ensuring only stream senders can control their own streams. This is consistent with the PR's objective to implement stream-specific permissions.Also applies to: 1061-1062
574-575: Verified Stream struct includes new fieldsThe
Streamstruct insrc/base/types.cairoalready defines bothstart_time: u64andend_time: u64, so no further changes are needed.
- File: src/base/types.cairo
pub struct Stream { … pub start_time: u64, pub end_time: u64, }
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364-393: Review fixed-point arithmetic for fee calculationThe high-precision fee calculation handles small amounts well, but verify the scaling operations don't introduce precision errors for edge cases.
Consider adding tests for edge cases:
// Test cases to verify: // 1. amount = 1, rate = 1 (minimum values) // 2. amount = 9999, rate = MAX_FEE (boundary case) // 3. amount = 10000, rate = 1 (transition point) // 4. Very large amounts near MAX_U256
1287-1292: Potential precision loss in rate conversionThe getter divides the scaled rate by PRECISION_SCALE, which could result in precision loss. Consider if this is the intended behavior for the user-facing API.
Document the precision behavior:
+ /// @notice Gets the rate per second in actual token units (unscaled) + /// @dev Converts from internal scaled representation, may lose precision fn get_rate_per_second(self: @ContractState, stream_id: u256) -> u256 {
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1-1357: Major scope expansion beyond stated PR objectivesWhile the PR objectives focus specifically on "fixing stream access control by implementing stream-specific permissions," this file contains extensive changes that go far beyond access control:
- Fixed-point arithmetic system (PRECISION_SCALE, safe multiplication functions)
- Protocol fee rate type changes (u256 → u64)
- Constructor signature changes (breaking change)
- Stream time field restructuring (start_time/end_time)
- Reentrancy protection enhancements
- General protocol fee rate functionality
These changes should ideally be separated into multiple PRs for better reviewability and risk management.
#!/bin/bash # Verify if this is actually multiple logical changes that should be separate PRs echo "=== Checking for access control related changes ===" rg -A 3 -B 3 "assert_stream_sender_access|STREAM_ADMIN_ROLE|WRONG_SENDER" echo -e "\n=== Checking for fixed-point arithmetic changes ===" rg -A 3 -B 3 "PRECISION_SCALE|safe_multiply|scaled_" echo -e "\n=== Checking for constructor/interface changes ===" rg -A 5 -B 5 "constructor|general_protocol_fee_rate"Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
311-316: LGTM: Stream-specific access control implementationThis function correctly implements the core PR objective by ensuring only the stream sender can perform control operations. The implementation properly checks stream existence first, then validates sender access.
322-329: Verify overflow protection implementationThe overflow check logic looks correct, but ensure this handles edge cases properly with maximum u256 values.
#!/usr/bin/env python3 # Test the overflow logic MAX_U256 = 2**256 - 1 def test_overflow_check(a, b): if a > 0: return b <= MAX_U256 // a return True # Test edge cases test_cases = [ (MAX_U256, 1), (MAX_U256, 2), (2, MAX_U256 // 2), (2, MAX_U256 // 2 + 1), (0, MAX_U256), ] for a, b in test_cases: safe = test_overflow_check(a, b) try: result = a * b overflow_occurred = result > MAX_U256 print(f"a={a}, b={b}: safe_check={safe}, would_overflow={overflow_occurred}") except OverflowError: print(f"a={a}, b={b}: safe_check={safe}, python_overflow=True")
687-727: Excellent reentrancy protection patternThe withdrawal function correctly implements the checks-effects-interactions pattern by updating all state before making external calls. This is a significant security improvement.
895-897: Correct implementation of stream-specific access controlThe
pause,cancel, andrestartfunctions now properly useassert_stream_sender_access()instead of the removedSTREAM_ADMIN_ROLE. This correctly implements the PR objective of enforcing stream-specific permissions.Also applies to: 943-944, 1070-1071
574-575: Stream struct fields verifiedThe
Streamstruct insrc/base/types.cairoalready declares both
pub start_time: u64pub end_time: u64which matches their use in
src/payment_stream.cairo. No changes needed.
264-277: Breaking change accounted for; internal references updatedAll occurrences of the old two-parameter constructor have been replaced with the new three-parameter signature:
tests/test_payment_stream.caironow deploys with[@protocol_owner, 300_u64, @protocol_owner], matching(protocol_owner, general_protocol_fee_rate, protocol_fee_address).- No other
.cairoor shell-script files reference the old constructor parameters.Please ensure any external deployment scripts or dependent contracts outside this repository are also updated to pass the new
general_protocol_fee_rateargument.
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Bug: Unsecured Fee Setting Function
The set_general_protocol_fee_rate function lacks critical access control and input validation. Unlike _set_protocol_fee_rate, it allows any caller to set the general protocol fee rate without PROTOCOL_OWNER_ROLE permission and without validating that the new_general_protocol_fee_rate (u64) is within the MAX_FEE limit. This enables unauthorized manipulation of protocol fees, including setting excessively high rates, posing a critical security vulnerability.
src/payment_stream.cairo#L1331-L1346
fundable/src/payment_stream.cairo
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🔒 Security Fix: Stream-Specific Access Control
Problem
The current implementation uses a global
STREAM_ADMIN_ROLEthat grants access to all streams in the protocol. This creates a significant security vulnerability where:STREAM_ADMIN_ROLEcan pause, restart, or cancel ANY streamSolution
This PR implements stream-specific access control by:
🔄 Changes Made
STREAM_ADMIN_ROLEconstantassert_stream_sender_access()function that:WRONG_SENDERerror for unauthorized accesspause(),restart(), andcancel()functions to use the new access control🛠️ Implementation Details
self.accesscontrol.assert_only_role(STREAM_ADMIN_ROLE);self.assert_stream_sender_access(stream_id);🔐 Security Benefits
WRONG_SENDERfor better user experience🧪 Testing
📋 Files Modified
src/payment_stream.cairo: Main implementation changestests/test_payment_stream.cairo: Updated test constantsImpact
This fix addresses a critical security vulnerability while maintaining all existing functionality. Stream operations are now properly restricted to their respective senders, significantly improving the protocol's security posture.
Breaking Changes
None - this is a security fix that maintains API compatibility.
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