Support requiring 2FA for authentication, check isEnrolledIn2Sv#204
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Using Google's Admin SDK Directory API we can check the `isEnrolledIn2Sv` field on the Directory API User entity (https://developers.google.com/admin-sdk/directory/reference/rest/v1/users) to accurately obtain the 2FA status of a user. At the Guardian, in the past, we've checked the user for membership of the `2fa_enforce@guardian.co.uk` Google Group, as a proxy for being able to directly check the 2FA status of the user. The Google Group was manually administered, so suffered from reconciliation issues, and no longer corresponds to our onboarding process. Now, if you supply a `TwoFactorAuthChecker` to the `GoogleAuthConfig`, the 2FA status of the user will be checked at the point of authentication, and rejected if `isEnrolledIn2Sv` is false - only users with 2FA will be allowed to authenticate.
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This new dependency is only for the test scope, as it's only needed for the new TwoFactorAuthCheckerCLITester, only used for double-checking Google Credentials are correctly setup.
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| ): EitherT[Future, Result, UserIdentity] = EitherT { | ||
| checker.check(userIdentity.email).map(userHas2FA => if (userHas2FA) Right(userIdentity) else { | ||
| logger.warn(s"failed-oauth-callback : user-does-not-have-2fa") | ||
| Left(redirectWithError(failureRedirectTarget, "You do not have 2FA enabled")) |
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This message will be displayed to the user if they don't have 2FA - as in this Ophan PR here:
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…code Tidying up code in preparation for #204 which adds support for requiring 2FA. Both `GoogleGroupChecker` (which will soon have a smaller role, as it was previously crucial for checking membership of `2fa_enforce@guardian.co.uk`) and the new `TwoFactorAuthChecker` (introduced by PR #204), require an Admin SDK `Directory` API client (but with different scopes), so `DirectoryService` is introduced to make creating one a little simpler.
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see also the Decommissioning
2fa_enforceGoogle Group docChecking users have 2FA enabled before they access internal Guardian tools is very important (good security practice, required by GDPR, etc), but in the past it's not been possible to directly check if a user has 2FA enabled - as a proxy, we've checked the user for membership of the
2fa_enforce@guardian.co.ukGoogle Group. The Google Group was manually administered, so suffered from reconciliation issues, and Patrick Simkins reports the group does not correspond well with our onboarding process.Recently, in discussion about this, @andrew-nowak pointed out that we can use Google's Admin SDK Directory API and retrieve the Directory API
Userentity, giving access to theisEnrolledIn2Svfield which accurately gives the 2FA status of a user.This PR introduces
TwoFactorAuthChecker, a class that can read theisEnrolledIn2Svfield for a given user. If you supply aTwoFactorAuthCheckerto theGoogleAuthConfig, the 2FA status of the user will be checked at authentication time, and rejected ifisEnrolledIn2Svis false - only users with 2FA will be allowed to authenticate, and it's no longer necessary, or advisable, to check the2fa_enforce@guardian.co.ukGoogle Group.Required permissions to access the
UserentityNote that this new call requires the
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/admin.directory.user.readonlyscope, and the Google Service Account used byTwoFactorAuthCheckerwill need to have the corresponding user-read permission set in order for this call to succeed. You can adapt the code inTwoFactorAuthCheckerCLITesterto double-check permissions are setup correctly.Example PR using this change
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@guardian/cdk- it doesn't support theisEnrolledIn2Svfield, yet