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New configurable settings: encryption for audited_changes & filtering encrypted attrs #694
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New configurable settings: encryption for audited_changes & filtering encrypted attrs #694
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@danielmorrison please review and let me if the proposed config in the PR is good, also I wonder why some of the specs are failing 🤔 |
Audited.filter_encrypted_attributes = false | ||
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If you want to encrypt the changes that are audited, you can simply add this line to your config |
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Maybe another header here to show that these are separate features?
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hmm, because we use encrypts
, this config is also available only from Rails 7 ... so I grouped it under the same header
should I add a sub-header?
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Looking good to me. Test errors are something strange with coverage? Doesn't make sense offhand.
I had the same errors with for this it just runs fine
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@danielmorrison if this PR looks good, please merge? |
Audited automatically replaces entries in the `audited_changes` field on audits with `[FILTERED]` for attributes that are encrypted. This is designed to prevent leaking of sensitive information in `audited_changes` which is an unencrypted field. The downside to this is that the `audited_changes` field now provides less information about what the audit actually changed. To solve this, collectiveidea/audited#694 adds additional configuration attributes: - `Audited.filter_encrypted_attributes = false` disables the automatic replacement with `[FILTERED]` - `Audited.encrypt_audited_changes = true` encrypts the actual entire `audited_changes` field, ensuring that sensitive information isn't leaked See: - collectiveidea/audited#690 - collectiveidea/audited#694
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serialize :audited_changes, YAMLIfTextColumnType | |||
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if Rails.gem_version >= Gem::Version.new("7.0") && Audited.encrypt_audited_changes |
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This doesn't seem to work as expected, it appears that this is evaluated before the Audited.encrypt_audited_changes = true
in the initializer runs so it evaluates to false initially and is never re-evaluated. The encrypts
call below never runs as a result.
Audited automatically replaces entries in the `audited_changes` field on audits with `[FILTERED]` for attributes that are encrypted. This is designed to prevent leaking of sensitive information in `audited_changes` which is an unencrypted field. The downside to this is that the `audited_changes` field now provides less information about what the audit actually changed. To solve this, collectiveidea/audited#694 adds additional configuration attributes: - `Audited.filter_encrypted_attributes = false` disables the automatic replacement with `[FILTERED]` - `Audited.encrypt_audited_changes = true` encrypts the actual entire `audited_changes` field, ensuring that sensitive information isn't leaked See: - collectiveidea/audited#690 - collectiveidea/audited#694
Audited automatically replaces entries in the `audited_changes` field on audits with `[FILTERED]` for attributes that are encrypted. This is designed to prevent leaking of sensitive information in `audited_changes` which is an unencrypted field. The downside to this is that the `audited_changes` field now provides less information about what the audit actually changed. To solve this, collectiveidea/audited#694 adds additional configuration attributes: - `Audited.filter_encrypted_attributes = false` disables the automatic replacement with `[FILTERED]` - `Audited.encrypt_audited_changes = true` encrypts the actual entire `audited_changes` field, ensuring that sensitive information isn't leaked See: - collectiveidea/audited#690 - collectiveidea/audited#694
Audited automatically replaces entries in the `audited_changes` field on audits with `[FILTERED]` for attributes that are encrypted. This is designed to prevent leaking of sensitive information in `audited_changes` which is an unencrypted field. The downside to this is that the `audited_changes` field now provides less information about what the audit actually changed. To solve this, collectiveidea/audited#694 adds additional configuration attributes: - `Audited.filter_encrypted_attributes = false` disables the automatic replacement with `[FILTERED]` - `Audited.encrypt_audited_changes = true` encrypts the actual entire `audited_changes` field, ensuring that sensitive information isn't leaked See: - collectiveidea/audited#690 - collectiveidea/audited#694
How are you doing with PR? |
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serialize :audited_changes, YAMLIfTextColumnType | |||
end | |||
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if Rails.gem_version >= Gem::Version.new("7.0") && Audited.encrypt_audited_changes | |||
encrypts :audited_changes |
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Is it necessary to take into account the deterministic encryption?
Closes #690
encrypt_audited_changes
default tofalse
filter_encrypted_attributes
default totrue