feat(auth): block the email domain of a wallet caught mining - #3933
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`@apps/api/src/workload-abuse/services/email-domain-block/email-domain-block.service.ts`:
- Around line 100-102: Update the false-result branch of
BlockedEmailDomainService’s blockIfAbsent flow to call rememberBlocked for the
domain and record the race outcome through recordDomainBlock. Extend
DomainBlockResult with the "raced" value and use it for this path while
preserving the existing logging and context.
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`@apps/api/src/workload-abuse/services/enforce-trial-abuse/enforce-trial-abuse.handler.ts`:
- Line 81: Make domain blocking recoverable after wallet locking by adding a
durable, idempotent task or retry path that records and resumes incomplete
domain enforcement, including when the wallet is already locked. Update the
enforcement flow around enforce() and onTrialWalletLocked() so failures remain
retryable and reconciliation can process locked wallets with pending domain
blocking, while preserving safe repeated execution.
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`@apps/api/src/workload-abuse/services/trial-abuse-enforcement/trial-abuse-enforcement.service.ts`:
- Line 104: Refactor wipeTrialWallet and the `#wipeUnlessPaid` flow so
TxService.transaction only persists a fenced enforcement state and lockForAbuse
update, then commit before invoking `#wipe`’s external lease/grant checks,
blockchain revocations, and deployment closures. After external enforcement,
finalize the wallet state, and add idempotent retry/reconciliation handling for
failures so both normal and blocked-domain paths cannot leave external effects
applied while the wallet remains trialing.
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Turns one catch into a block on the whole domain the account signed up from, and wipes the other trial wallets sitting on it. Without this each wipe only costs the attacker one account, and they were registering a fresh domain per wave. Blunt by design, so four guardrails stand in front of it. A public provider, a domain anybody has ever really paid from, a domain with an account older than 30 days, and one an operator has already allowed are all left alone and merely counted. Manual credits and coupon claims deliberately do not count as paying: both are granted to trial users, so counting them would make the guardrail bypassable. `user_wallets.trial = false` is not "has paid" — `lockForAbuse` sets it, so every wallet this feature locks would look paid. The guardrail reads the stripe transactions instead. Siblings fan out as one job per wallet rather than a loop, so a wallet whose escrow will not settle retries on its own budget. The job is keyed by wallet, not by domain: a per-domain key would make two concurrent sweeps suppress each other. Defaults to `detect`, which evaluates every guardrail and logs the verdict without writing a row or wiping anything.
The block used to run inline after enforcement and swallow every error, so a database blip while the guardrails were read lost it for that incident, and a retry landing on the already-locked branch skipped it entirely. It is now its own queue job, keyed by wallet and queued from both branches. Also records the raced insert instead of only logging it, and reads the row that won before priming the cache, because an operator's allow can win that race too. The sibling sweep now counts a failed wipe the way the detection path does.
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`@apps/api/src/workload-abuse/services/email-domain-block/email-domain-block.service.ts`:
- Around line 146-149: Update `#sweepSiblings` to continue attempting all sibling
enqueues while capturing the first enqueue error, then throw that error after
emitting the summary log so BlockEmailDomainOfWalletHandler retries the parent
job. Preserve the existing failure count and per-sibling error logging, and
update the related test to expect rejection after all enqueue attempts complete.
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`@apps/api/src/workload-abuse/services/lock-blocked-domain-wallet/lock-blocked-domain-wallet.handler.ts`:
- Line 76: Update LockBlockedDomainWalletHandler to re-read the associated
wallet owner’s current email, extract its domain, and require it to equal the
queued domain before calling wipeTrialWallet. Make the validation and wipe
atomic by holding the appropriate database lock or using a guarded mutation so
an email update cannot occur between the check and enforcement.
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Beyond the inline finding, I also checked whether LockBlockedDomainWalletHandler needs to re-derive the wallet owner's current email domain before wiping — it only reconfirms that the payload's domain is still blocked (lock-blocked-domain-wallet.handler.ts:106), not that the wallet's email still resolves to that domain. Given the short enqueue-to-processing window for the sibling sweep and that email changes aren't a supported path in this flow, this looks like an acceptable edge case rather than a bug worth blocking on.
Extended reasoning...
This run's confirmed finding (hasEstablishedUserWithEmailDomain not excluding the triggering user's own account) will be posted inline. Beyond that, I independently verified two of my own prior inline findings from earlier runs — the missing try/catch in LockBlockedDomainWalletHandler and the non-retryable inline onTrialWalletLocked call — were both substantively fixed by the latest commits (5b231eb, 585d870): the handler now wraps wipeTrialWallet in try/catch recording failed, and EnforceTrialAbuseHandler now enqueues a durable BlockEmailDomainOfWallet job instead of awaiting the block inline. I also checked the sibling-sweep re-validation logic in LockBlockedDomainWalletHandler#handle (does it re-derive the wallet's current email domain, not just recheck the domain's block status) and consider it a low-risk edge case rather than a bug, given the short queue window and that email addresses aren't mutated through any exposed path in this diff.
This pull request has been reviewed before and this review found new issues. Where they share a root cause, one fix may close them together.
The age guardrail counted the caught account itself, so an attacker who aged one signup past the window kept their domain permanently unblockable. It now excludes the triggering user, leaving only other accounts as evidence that the domain predates the attack. A sibling the sweep could not enqueue was logged and dropped, and nothing else requeues it. The sweep now finishes the remaining siblings and rethrows, so the job retries and picks up whatever it missed. The sibling wipe trusted the domain in its payload, which every login can rewrite. It re-reads the owner's current email and skips with DOMAIN_CHANGED when they have moved off the blocked domain.
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`@apps/api/src/workload-abuse/services/email-domain-block/email-domain-block.service.ts`:
- Line 67: Update EmailDomainBlockService.blockDomainOf so the paid-user check
and domain-block creation are serialized using a domain-scoped lock or a
retryable serializable TxService transaction. Re-check paid-user absence at the
protected persistence boundary immediately before inserting, rather than relying
on the initial hasPaidUserWithEmailDomain read and blockIfAbsent alone.
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline JSDoc nit, I checked whether the domain_predates_attack guardrail could be defeated because it counts any other user's account on the domain regardless of that account's payment/trial status (email-domain-block.service.ts / user.repository.ts#hasEstablishedUserWithEmailDomain) — this is by design: the triggering wallet's own userId is already excluded (fixed since the last review round), and any other established account is legitimate evidence the domain predates the attack, so this is not a bug.
Extended reasoning...
This run's confirmed finding (a 4-sentence #sweepSiblings JSDoc exceeding the project's one-sentence rule) will be posted inline and isn't restated here. Beyond that, I re-verified the previously-flagged hasEstablishedUserWithEmailDomain issue from an earlier review round (counting the abuser's own account as "established") and confirmed it was fixed in the current HEAD via an added excludeUserId parameter with ne(this.table.id, excludeUserId). The two candidate issues surfaced and ruled out this run — that the guardrail still counts other, unrelated users on the domain as proof it predates the attack — are consistent with the guardrail's stated intent (any other established account is legitimate signal, independent of that account's own payment/trial state), so I'm treating them as ruled out rather than bugs. Given a confirmed (if minor) finding is already going out as an inline comment and the only additional item worth surfacing is this ruled-out note, staying with defer/informational is appropriate rather than approving outright.
…line CLAUDE.md allows a JSDoc block one sentence. Both of these had picked up an extra one, so each keeps only the constraint a future editor would break: that a dropped sibling has no other path back onto the queue, and that the caught account cannot vouch for its own domain. The fan-out rationale is in the PR description already.
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline finding on sibling_limit_reached mislabeling exact-vs-truncated sweep counts, I also checked what happens if the domain-block enqueue in EnforceTrialAbuseHandler#queueDomainBlock (enforce-trial-abuse.handler.ts:95) throws: since that enqueue runs inside the EnforceTrialAbuse pg-boss job itself (not fire-and-forget), a transient failure fails and retries the whole job rather than silently dropping the block, so this is not an issue.
Extended reasoning...
This run's new information beyond the previously-reported CONFIRMED finding (sibling_limit_reached mislabeling in email-domain-block.service.ts) is limited to one ruled-out candidate: whether a throw from the domain-block enqueue call in EnforceTrialAbuseHandler could permanently lose a block. Reading the current code, EnforceTrialAbuse is itself a stately pg-boss job with concurrency 1; if enqueue() at line 95 throws, the job handler rethrows and the job fails/retries via the queue's own retry budget, and on retry the already-locked branch re-enters and re-attempts the enqueue with the same singletonKey — so the block is not lost, just delayed. This matches the "ruled out" item surfaced by the bug-hunting pipeline.
Separately, I re-verified that all of my own previously-posted inline concerns on earlier pushes of this PR have since been addressed in code (not just self-resolved threads): LockBlockedDomainWalletHandler now wraps wipeTrialWallet in a try/catch that records "failed" and logs before rethrowing (matching the detection path); the domain-block trigger from EnforceTrialAbuseHandler now goes through a proper pg-boss enqueue (BlockEmailDomainOfWallet) instead of an inline unretried call, giving it real retry semantics; hasEstablishedUserWithEmailDomain now takes and excludes the triggering wallet's own userId; and the multi-sentence JSDoc blocks on #sweepSiblings and hasEstablishedUserWithEmailDomain were collapsed to single sentences in the latest commit (42068c1). These are not being restated as findings since the code has moved past them.
I did not verify whether the unresolved CodeRabbit inline comment at email-domain-block.service.ts:67 (posted 2026-09-14T00:09:35, no reply/resolution recorded, and the subsequent commit only touched JSDoc wording) was addressed — its content is not visible to me, and it remains an outstanding third-party thread with no confirmed resolution. Combined with the new CONFIRMED finding being posted inline this run, this is not an approve-worthy state, and per the guidelines findings-present reviews should stick to the brief ruled-out note rather than a full defer/approve verdict repeating what the inline comments already convey.
A domain holding exactly the cap raised the same "a human should look" alarm as one holding far more, because a limited query returns a limit-length array either way. Reading one row past the cap tells the two apart, and the sweep still enqueues only up to the cap.
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Stacked on #3932. That PR added the list and the places that read it, but nothing wrote to it. This closes the loop.
What
When the workload probe wipes a trial wallet, this blocks the email domain that account signed up from and sweeps the other trial wallets sitting on it.
Hooks into
EnforceTrialAbuseHandlerafter a successful wipe rather than insideTrialAbuseEnforcementService.enforce(), so it lands outside the wipe transaction. That transaction already holds auser_walletsrow lock across chain round-trips, and a fan-out inside it risks deadlocking against the siblings' own wipes.onTrialWalletLockednever throws: a failure there would mark the detection failed and re-queue a wipe whose grants are already revoked.TrialAbuseEnforcementServicegrows a publicwipeTrialWallet(wallet, reason), the transaction and wipe without the detection bookkeeping, and threads the lock reason down tolockForAbuse. Zero behaviour change on the existing path.Several guardrails gate the block. Each skip is logged and counted with its reason as a metric label.
The sibling sweep enqueues one
LockBlockedDomainWalletjob per wallet rather than looping, so a wallet whose escrow will not settle retries on its own budget instead of stalling the rest. The job is keyed by wallet rather than by domain, so two concurrent sweeps cannot suppress each other's wallets, and the handler re-reads every precondition uncached.Notes for the reviewer
The guardrails themselves, their thresholds, the rollout mode and the sweep bound are deliberately left out of this description. They are in the internal runbook.
userSetting.email. An expression index would speed the two domain queries up, butupsertOnExternalIdConflictwritesemailon every login, so it would bloat the hottest write path to help a query that runs once per abuse lock. The revisit trigger is documented in the code.