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docs(audit): document audit fields and webhook in schema and api-docs
docs(plans): mark SIEM audit events plan as implemented
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Touches authentication auditing and global user/password/token lifecycle logging with a DB migration; behavior is additive and tested, but failed-login and password-change events are security-sensitive for compliance and monitoring.
Overview
Adds SIEM-oriented audit logging by enriching stored events and emitting them from auth and admin flows.
Database (v2.20.1):event rows now persist action, ip, user_agent, and integration_id (previously dropped on insert). New object types session and api_token support auth and token lifecycle events.
helpers.EventLog: Fills action, client IP (X-Real-IP / RemoteAddr), and user-agent on every write; sanitizes CR/LF in descriptions; extends EventLogRecord with IP, user-agent, and object metadata. Request log_writer is optional so handlers can be tested without Pro file logging.
New audit emissions: Login success/fail (password/LDAP), logout, failed TOTP verification; global user create/update/password change/delete and external identity unlink; API token create/delete (8-char ID prefix only, never the secret).
Config/docs:log.audit_webhook (AuditWebhookConfig, Splunk HEC format enum) in util/config.go and config.schema.yaml; Event fields documented in api-docs.yml. Pro webhook delivery is planned for pro_impl (not in this OSS diff). Implementation plan marked done in AGENTS/plans/2_20/siem-audit-events.md.
The event table never had an integration_id column in any dialect even
though the model declared it — CreateEvent now stores it along with the
new audit fields.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
EventLog now extracts the client address (X-Real-IP, falling back to
RemoteAddr) and user agent from the request, sanitizes CR/LF in the
description to prevent log injection, and passes object type/id and
ip/user agent through to the file event log.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
Adds session object type and login_success/login_fail/logout actions.
Success is recorded in createSession (single choke point for password,
LDAP and OIDC logins); failures are recorded on the 401 branches of the
login handler and on invalid TOTP passcode. The file log writer is now
optional in the request context so handlers can be tested in isolation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
User create/update/delete, password change and external identity
unlink are now recorded with the acting editor. API token create and
delete log only the 8-char token prefix the API already exposes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
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Audit events now persist action and client metadata, cover authentication and user and API token lifecycle operations, and define audit webhook configuration contracts. Tests validate persistence, metadata extraction, authentication logging, and user creation logging.
Events now include action, IP, user-agent, integration ID, session, and API token data. SQL persistence, migrations, log records, API documentation, and storage tests reflect the expanded contract.
EventLog enrichment and emission api/helpers/event_log.go, api/helpers/event_log_test.go
EventLog extracts client IP and user-agent values, sanitizes descriptions, persists audit fields, and writes enriched log records. Tests cover metadata capture and IP precedence.
Login success, login failure, logout, LDAP failures, and invalid TOTP passcodes now create session audit events. Tests cover failed and successful authentication.
User and API token audit events api/users.go, api/user.go, api/users_audit_test.go
User lifecycle, password, identity, TOTP, and API token operations now create audit events. Token descriptions use shortened token identifiers.
Audit webhook configuration and plan util/config.go, config.schema.yaml, AGENTS/plans/2_20/siem-audit-events.md
Configuration types and schema fields define audit webhook enablement, endpoint, headers, and JSON or Splunk HEC formats. The plan is translated to English and records the audit-event design and task scope.
The change adds audit-event capabilities, but merge readiness remains moderate because rollback may fail on MySQL and unreadable runner token files can cause delayed authentication failures.
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Outcome: 1 medium-severity finding.
This PR adds valuable audit telemetry (auth events, IP/user-agent, global user/token CRUD), but those records are stored at instance scope (project_id NULL) and are returned to any authenticated user by the existing GET /api/events handler via GetUserEvents (WHERE p.id IS NULL OR pu.user_id = ?). That exposes login failures (with attempted usernames), other users' IPs/user-agents, and admin security actions to non-admin accounts.
No critical or high findings identified. Description CR/LF sanitization and API-token prefix truncation look appropriate.
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Cursor Bugbot has reviewed your changes using high effort and found 3 potential issues.
Bugbot Autofix prepared fixes for all 3 issues found in the latest run.
✅ Fixed: Global audit events exposed
Global /api/events now uses GetAllEvents for admins only, and GetUserEvents excludes null-project events so auth audit rows are no longer visible to every authenticated user.
✅ Fixed: Premature login_success audit
login_success is logged only after the session cookie is set and only when MFA is not pending, with a separate event emitted after successful TOTP verification.
✅ Fixed: Disabled password omits audit
Both PasswordLoginDisable rejection paths now emit login_fail audit events consistent with other failed login branches.
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Actionable comments posted: 11
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AGENTS/plans/2_20/siem-audit-events.md (1)
11-12: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial
Make shutdown event loss an explicit operational limitation.
The plan states that Close() is not wired into the server lifecycle, so queued audit events can be lost during shutdown. If this remains intentional, document it for operators and expose a metric or warning; otherwise integrate graceful shutdown before release.
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In `@AGENTS/plans/2_20/siem-audit-events.md` around lines 11 - 12, Update the
plan’s graceful-shutdown section to explicitly identify queued audit-event loss
as an operational limitation, and either require wiring the webhook Close() into
the server shutdown lifecycle before release or, if intentional, document the
limitation for operators and specify a metric or warning for visibility.
Sync vendoring before rerunning golangci-lint run --timeout=3m
The current go.mod/vendor/modules.txt mismatch blocks the lint check.
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In `@util/config.go` around lines 308 - 325, Synchronize the repository’s vendored
dependencies so go.mod and vendor/modules.txt match, then rerun golangci-lint
with the existing timeout to verify the ConfigLog and AuditWebhookConfig
changes.
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Inline comments:
In `@AGENTS/plans/2_20/siem-audit-events.md`:
- Around line 6-7: Clarify the statement in the SIEM audit events plan by
replacing the double-negative phrase “не только не вставлялся” with direct
wording such as “не был вставлен,” while preserving the meaning that
integration_id was absent from every dialect and added for all dialects in
v2.20.1.
In `@api-docs.yml`:
- Around line 1295-1302: Add an integration_id property to the Event schema
alongside action, ip, and user_agent, documenting it as the serialized
integration identifier populated for integration events. Match the existing
schema’s type and property naming conventions so the OpenAPI contract reflects
db.Event serialization.
In `@api/helpers/event_log.go`:
- Around line 89-93: Update the log-writer handling after GetOkFromContext in
the event-log flow to use a checked assertion to pro_interfaces.LogWriteService.
When the assertion fails, log the invalid context value and return before
attempting the file write; preserve the existing behavior for valid writers.
- Around line 37-45: Update extractClientIP to stop trusting the
client-controlled X-Real-IP header. Enforce trusted-proxy validation before this
helper or remove the header path and derive the address from RemoteAddr,
ensuring both audit logging and session records use only the validated IP.
In `@api/login_audit_test.go`:
- Around line 18-24: Update setupAuthTestStore to accept *testing.T, capture the
existing util.Config.Mfa and util.Cookie values before overwriting them, and
register t.Cleanup callbacks to restore both globals after the test. Ensure
cleanup restores the original state even when tests fail, preserving isolation
for subsequent and parallel API tests.
In `@api/login.go`:
- Line 199: Update the login flow around createSession, verifySession, and
logAuthEvent so login_success is emitted immediately only when the session is
already verified. For TOTP users, defer the success event until VerifySession
succeeds, and ensure rejected passcodes emit only login_fail rather than
login_success.
- Around line 157-163: Update logAuthEvent to accept an optional session ID,
keep userID as the actor, and use the provided session ID for the EventSession
ObjectID. Update successful creation and logout callers to pass newSession.ID
and session.ID, while login-failure callers pass no session ID so object_id is
omitted rather than written as 0.
In `@api/user.go`:
- Around line 164-169: Update both EventLog calls in api/user.go at lines
164-169 and 195-200 to use the same structured, token-specific identifier for
ObjectID instead of user.ID; preserve the numeric event-object contract while
allowing create/delete events to correlate to the token.
In `@db/Event.go`:
- Around line 21-23: Synchronize the vendor tree with the module definitions by
regenerating vendor dependencies from go.mod, ensuring vendor/modules.txt
matches before rerunning golangci-lint. No changes are needed to the Event model
fields.
In `@db/Migration.go`:
- Line 135: Refresh the vendored dependencies for the migration change by
running the repository’s standard Go vendoring command, ensuring go.mod and
vendor/modules.txt are synchronized. Include all resulting vendor updates
required by the declared dependencies.
In `@db/sql/migrations/v2.20.1.sql`:
- Line 4: Update the migration’s event.user_agent column definition to use TEXT
instead of varchar(255), preserving the raw User-Agent value stored by the event
logging flow.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@AGENTS/plans/2_20/siem-audit-events.md`:
- Around line 11-12: Update the plan’s graceful-shutdown section to explicitly
identify queued audit-event loss as an operational limitation, and either
require wiring the webhook Close() into the server shutdown lifecycle before
release or, if intentional, document the limitation for operators and specify a
metric or warning for visibility.
In `@util/config.go`:
- Around line 308-325: Synchronize the repository’s vendored dependencies so
go.mod and vendor/modules.txt match, then rerun golangci-lint with the existing
timeout to verify the ConfigLog and AuditWebhookConfig changes.
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Validated prior automation findings against the current diff. 2 medium/high issues remain with plausible attack paths.
Severity
Issue
Status
High
Instance-level auth/admin audit events readable by any authenticated user via GET /api/events
Open
Medium
login_success emitted before MFA (TOTP) verification completes
Open
No new critical injection, SSRF, or auth-bypass paths were found in the added code. sanitizeLogValue correctly protects description; API token values are truncated before logging.
Outcome: 2 medium-or-higher findings remain in the added audit-event code.
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High
Instance-level auth and admin audit events are readable by any authenticated user via GET /api/events
Medium
login_success is emitted before MFA verification completes, producing false-positive audit/SIEM signals
No new injection, SSRF, or secret-leakage issues were identified in this diff beyond the authorization gap above. Prior automation threads were re-validated against commit 3507bb9e.
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Severity: High — Authorization / information disclosure
logAuthEvent persists auth events with no ProjectID, so rows are instance-level (project_id IS NULL). The unchanged GET /api/events handler calls GetUserEvents, whose SQL returns every instance-level row to any authenticated user (WHERE p.id IS NULL OR pu.user_id = ? in db/sql/event.go:64).
Attack path: a low-privilege authenticated user calls GET /api/events or /api/events/last and reads other users' login_fail / login_success / logout records, including attempted usernames, ip, and user_agent. The same visibility applies to new global user/token CRUD events in api/users.go and api/user.go.
Impact: cross-user credential-activity monitoring, instance-wide username enumeration from failed logins, and disclosure of admin security operations intended for SIEM/admin review only.
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Severity: Medium — Audit integrity / misleading security telemetry
login_success is logged immediately after session creation, but TOTP-enabled users are created with Verified: false and must pass verifySession before the session is usable (authenticationHandler rejects unverified sessions with TOTP_REQUIRED).
Attack path: an actor with a valid password but no TOTP secret triggers login_success in the audit log (and any SIEM webhook), then receives login_fail on MFA rejection. No API access is granted, but downstream detections based on login_success can fire falsely.
Impact: corrupted audit trail and false-positive security alerts; harder to trust auth telemetry for incident response.
Suggested fix: emit login_success only after MFA verification succeeds (or immediately when verificationMethod == SessionVerificationNone).
Fail startup when the configured token file cannot be read.
If Config.Runner.TokenFile is set but unreadable, this code ignores the error and starts with an empty runner token. Runner authentication then fails later without identifying the configuration error. Handle err as a startup error, as the adjacent subscription key-file path does.
Proposed fix
if Config.Runner.TokenFile != "" {
runnerTokenBytes, err := os.ReadFile(Config.Runner.TokenFile)
- if err == nil {- Config.Runner.Token = strings.TrimSpace(string(runnerTokenBytes))+ if err != nil {+ panic(err)
}
+ Config.Runner.Token = strings.TrimSpace(string(runnerTokenBytes))
}
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In `@util/config.go` around lines 958 - 963, Update the Config.Runner.TokenFile
handling to propagate the os.ReadFile error as a startup error instead of
continuing with an empty token, matching the adjacent subscription key-file
error path; retain trimming and assignment only after a successful read.
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In `@db/sql/migrations/v2.20.1.err.sql`:
- Line 6: Update the index-removal statement in the migration to use the
MySQL-specific DROP INDEX form with the access_key table, while preserving the
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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In MySQL 8.0, is DROP INDEX access_key__task_id;valid without anON access_key clause? What syntax is required to drop an index from a table?
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In MySQL 8.0, the statement DROP INDEX access_keytask_id; is not valid because the ON clause is mandatory for the DROP INDEX syntax [1]. To drop an index from a table, you must specify both the index name and the table name using the following syntax: DROP INDEX index_name ON tbl_name; Alternatively, you can achieve the same result using the ALTER TABLE statement, which is the underlying command used by the server to execute the operation [1]: ALTER TABLE tbl_name DROP INDEX index_name; These commands apply to standard indexes. If you need to drop a primary key, you must use the ALTER TABLE syntax, as the primary key index is always named PRIMARY and requires special handling [1][2]: ALTER TABLE tbl_name DROP PRIMARY KEY;
On MySQL, the rollback runner rejects the bare DROP INDEX statement and stops before it drops task_id and expire_at. Keep the existing statement for SQLite and PostgreSQL.
{{if .Mysql}}drop index `access_key__task_id`on`access_key`;{{else}}drop index `access_key__task_id`;{{end}}
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🟡 Changes recommended
Several newly added tests reference a non-existent sql.CreateTestStore() helper (breaking compilation), and there are correctness issues around how audit object identity is recorded for failed auth and API token events.
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Pull request overview
Adds SIEM-oriented audit logging by enriching persisted event records (action, IP, user-agent, integration_id) and emitting new audit events from authentication and global user/token lifecycle flows, along with schema/API documentation updates.
Changes:
Persist and populate additional audit fields on every event write (DB + optional file logger).
Emit new audit events for login/logout/failed auth, global user CRUD/password changes, and API token create/delete.
Extend config/schema/API docs to include log.audit_webhook configuration and new event fields.
File summaries
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Description
util/config.go
Adds AuditWebhookConfig under log.audit_webhook plus format constants.
pro_interfaces/log_write_svc.go
Extends EventLogRecord with object metadata, IP, and user-agent.
db/sql/migrations/v2.20.1.sql
Adds integration_id, action, ip, user_agent columns to event.
db/sql/migrations/v2.20.1.err.sql
Rolls back the new event columns.
db/sql/event.go
Includes new audit fields (and integration_id) in event INSERT.
db/sql/event_test.go
Adds coverage that INSERT + retrieval includes new audit fields.
db/Event.go
Extends db.Event with Action, IP, UserAgent; adds new object types (session, api_token).
config.schema.yaml
Documents log.audit_webhook and allowed formats.
api/users.go
Emits audit events for global user CRUD/password change and external identity unlink.
api/users_audit_test.go
Tests that AddUser emits an audit event (but currently uses a missing test-store helper).
api/user.go
Emits audit events for API token create/delete (but object identity mapping needs adjustment).
api/login.go
Emits audit events for login success/fail and logout via a shared helper.
api/login_audit_test.go
Tests auth audit events (but currently mutates globals without cleanup and uses a missing test-store helper).
api/helpers/event_log.go
Enriches events with action/IP/UA, sanitizes description CR/LF, makes request log_writer optional.
api/helpers/event_log_test.go
Tests EventLog enrichment/sanitization (but currently uses a missing test-store helper).
api/auth.go
Logs MFA verification failures as audit events.
api-docs.yml
Documents new event fields (action, ip, user_agent) in the API schema.
AGENTS/plans/2_20/siem-audit-events.md
Marks the SIEM audit events plan as implemented and documents deviations.
Review details
Suppressed comments (1)
api/login_audit_test.go:64
setupAuthTestStore now accepts *testing.T; update this call site accordingly.
Re-validated prior findings against the latest diff (28b5a44). 2 medium/high issues remain with unchanged exploit paths.
Severity
Issue
Status
High
Instance-level auth audit rows readable by any authenticated user via GET /api/events
Still open
Medium
login_success logged before MFA verification completes
Still open
No additional high-confidence vulnerabilities identified in the added/modified code (SQL uses parameterization; description CRLF sanitization is present; API token events truncate token IDs).
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Severity: High — Authorization / information disclosure
logAuthEvent writes auth audit rows with no ProjectID, so they are instance-level (project_id IS NULL). GET /api/events is available to any authenticated user without an admin check (api/router.go:206), and getEvents routes to GetUserEvents when no project is in context (api/events.go:32).
GetUserEvents returns all instance-level rows to every logged-in user:
Where("p.id IS NULL or pu.user_id=?", userID)
(db/sql/event.go:64)
This PR newly stores sensitive auth telemetry in those rows: login_fail (attempted username in description), login_success/logout (username, IP, user-agent), and MFA failures (api/auth.go:201).
Impact: Any project member can monitor instance-wide authentication activity, harvest client IPs/user-agents, and enumerate login attempts — data that did not exist in the event table before this change.
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Severity: Medium — Audit integrity / misleading security telemetry
login_success is logged immediately after session creation, but TOTP-enabled users are created with Verified: false (api/login.go:174-189). authenticationHandler blocks unverified sessions with TOTP_REQUIRED (api/auth.go:257-258), so the user has not fully authenticated yet.
A correct password followed by failed or abandoned MFA still produces a login_success audit event.
Impact: Audit/SIEM records overstate successful logins, which can mask credential-stuffing (password accepted, MFA blocked) and trigger false-positive incident response.
Outcome: 2 medium/high findings remain after re-validating prior threads.
Severity
Issue
High
Global auth/admin audit rows (project_id NULL) are returned to any authenticated user via GET /api/events through GetUserEvents (p.id IS NULL or …). This PR adds sensitive login/logout/failure and user/token CRUD events without ProjectID, exposing usernames, IPs, and user-agents across the instance.
Medium
login_success is emitted from createSession before MFA verification completes (TOTP users) and before the session cookie is set, producing misleading SIEM/audit telemetry.
No new injection, SSRF, or secret-leakage issues were found in the changed code paths. Prior automation threads were reconciled; both findings above still apply on the current head.
Slack summary: 2 findings — (1) High: global audit events exposed to all authenticated users via /api/events; (2) Medium: premature login_success before MFA/cookie.
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Severity: High — Authorization / information disclosure
logAuthEvent persists auth audit rows with no ProjectID. Unchanged GetUserEvents (db/sql/event.go) returns every project_id IS NULL event to any authenticated caller of GET /api/events (api/events.go → GetUserEvents, not admin-gated).
Attack path: authenticate as a low-privilege project member → GET /api/events → receive other users' login_success/login_fail/logout events (username in description, IP, user-agent) plus global user/API-token CRUD events from api/users.go.
Impact: cross-user/instance-wide audit data leak; aids username enumeration and tracking admin activity.
Fix direction: restrict global events to admins (filter in getEvents/GetUserEvents) or avoid storing them with project_id NULL without an access check.
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Severity: Medium — Audit integrity / misleading security telemetry
login_success is logged here immediately after CreateSession, but:
TOTP users still have Verified=false until /api/auth/verify succeeds (authenticationHandler blocks unverified sessions).
Cookie failures after this line return 500 while the success event is already persisted.
Attack path: attacker with a victim's password triggers password login → SIEM records login_success → MFA prompt still required (or request fails on cookie encode).
Impact: false-positive auth success signals; weakens detection of credential stuffing and MFA bypass attempts.
Fix direction: emit login_success only after MFA verification (e.g. in the TOTP verify handler) and after the session cookie is successfully set.
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api-docs.yml (2)
1328-1335: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor
Document integration_id in the Event schema.
db.Event.IntegrationID serializes as integration_id, and the persistence path stores it. This schema still omits the field, so OpenAPI consumers cannot discover the SIEM integration identifier. Add it beside action, ip, and user_agent.
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In `@api-docs.yml` around lines 1328 - 1335, Update the Event schema by adding an
integration_id string property alongside action, ip, and user_agent, documenting
the SIEM integration identifier serialized from db.Event.IntegrationID.
1328-1335: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major
Keep both Event schemas aligned with the serialized audit contract.
db.Event serializes integration_id, action, ip, and user_agent. api-docs.yml omits integration_id, while web/public/swagger/api-docs.yml omits all four fields.
api-docs.yml#L1328-L1335: add integration_id to the Event schema.
web/public/swagger/api-docs.yml#L1154: mirror integration_id, action, ip, and user_agent, or document the intentional version boundary.
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In `@api-docs.yml` around lines 1328 - 1335, Align both Event schemas with
db.Event serialization: update api-docs.yml lines 1328-1335 to add
integration_id, and update web/public/swagger/api-docs.yml line 1154 to include
integration_id, action, ip, and user_agent; only document an intentional version
boundary instead of mirroring if that is the established contract.
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Duplicate comments:
In `@api-docs.yml`:
- Around line 1328-1335: Update the Event schema by adding an integration_id
string property alongside action, ip, and user_agent, documenting the SIEM
integration identifier serialized from db.Event.IntegrationID.
- Around line 1328-1335: Align both Event schemas with db.Event serialization:
update api-docs.yml lines 1328-1335 to add integration_id, and update
web/public/swagger/api-docs.yml line 1154 to include integration_id, action, ip,
and user_agent; only document an intentional version boundary instead of
mirroring if that is the established contract.
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Medium Risk
Touches authentication auditing and global user/password/token lifecycle logging with a DB migration; behavior is additive and tested, but failed-login and password-change events are security-sensitive for compliance and monitoring.
Overview
Adds SIEM-oriented audit logging by enriching stored events and emitting them from auth and admin flows.
Database (v2.20.1):
eventrows now persistaction,ip,user_agent, andintegration_id(previously dropped on insert). New object typessessionandapi_tokensupport auth and token lifecycle events.helpers.EventLog: Fills action, client IP (X-Real-IP/RemoteAddr), and user-agent on every write; sanitizes CR/LF in descriptions; extendsEventLogRecordwith IP, user-agent, and object metadata. Requestlog_writeris optional so handlers can be tested without Pro file logging.New audit emissions: Login success/fail (password/LDAP), logout, failed TOTP verification; global user create/update/password change/delete and external identity unlink; API token create/delete (8-char ID prefix only, never the secret).
Config/docs:
log.audit_webhook(AuditWebhookConfig, Splunk HEC format enum) inutil/config.goandconfig.schema.yaml; Event fields documented inapi-docs.yml. Pro webhook delivery is planned forpro_impl(not in this OSS diff). Implementation plan marked done inAGENTS/plans/2_20/siem-audit-events.md.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 4eeb7a8. Configure here.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Documentation
Bug Fixes