This implements the fix for the access control vulnerability in the ACBU Minting contract, specifically addressing the misnamed and overly permissive check_admin_or_user helper function.
Added two clear, well-named helper functions to replace the confusing check_admin_or_user:
/// Helper to check if an address is authorized as operator (fintech backend).
/// Returns true if the address is the configured operator.
fn check_is_operator(env: &Env, address: &Address) -> bool {
let operator: Address = Self::get_operator(env.clone());
address == &operator
}
/// Helper to check if an address is authorized as admin.
/// Returns true if the address is the configured admin.
fn check_is_admin(env: &Env, address: &Address) -> bool {
let admin: Address = env.storage().instance().get(&DATA_KEY.admin).unwrap();
address == &admin
}These helpers are unambiguous in their purpose and prevent the security issue where a user could unintentionally gain unauthorized access.
Implemented the previously documented but missing mint_from_fiat function with strict access control:
Key Security Features:
- Operator-Only Authorization: Only the configured operator (fintech backend) can call this function
- Authorization Verification: Calls
operator.require_auth()to enforce cryptographic proof - Fintech Transaction ID Validation:
- Rejects empty transaction IDs
- Prevents duplicate minting by tracking processed transaction IDs
- Stores processed IDs in contract storage
- Amount Validation:
- Enforces minimum mint amount (
MIN_MINT_AMOUNT) - Enforces maximum mint amount (
MAX_MINT_AMOUNT) - Both checks configured during contract initialization
- Enforces minimum mint amount (
- Reserve Verification: Confirms reserve is sufficient before minting
- Fee Calculation: Applies configured fee rate to fiat amount
- Event Emission: Emits
MintEventwith all transaction details
Function Signature:
pub fn mint_from_fiat(
env: Env,
operator: Address, // Must be the configured operator
recipient: Address, // Address receiving ACBU
currency: CurrencyCode, // Currency for oracle rate
fiat_amount: i128, // Amount in fiat (7 decimals)
fintech_tx_id: String, // Unique fintech transaction ID
) -> i128 // Returns ACBU amount mintedAdded storage for tracking processed fintech transaction IDs to prevent replay attacks:
/// Tracks processed fintech transaction IDs to prevent duplicate minting
pub processed_fintech_tx_ids: Symbol,Initialized as empty map in initialize() and updated after each successful mint.
Created new test module with extensive coverage for authorization and validation:
test_mint_from_fiat_success: Successful minting with valid operatortest_mint_from_fiat_admin_not_default_operator: Validates custom operator configuration
test_mint_from_fiat_unauthorized_caller: Rejects calls from non-operator addressestest_mint_from_fiat_recipient_self_mint: CRITICAL - Prevents recipient from calling as themselvestest_mint_from_fiat_admin_when_operator_set: Rejects admin calls when different operator is configured
test_mint_from_fiat_empty_tx_id: Rejects empty fintech transaction IDstest_mint_from_fiat_duplicate_tx_id: Prevents duplicate TX ID processingtest_mint_from_fiat_below_min_amount: Enforces minimum mint amounttest_mint_from_fiat_above_max_amount: Enforces maximum mint amount
This implementation addresses the following issues:
- Eliminated Ambiguous Access Control: Replaced misleading
check_admin_or_userwith explicit, documented helper functions - Operator Isolation: Only fintech operators can mint from fiat; recipients cannot mint for themselves
- Replay Attack Prevention: Fintech transaction IDs are tracked to prevent duplicate minting
- Clear Authorization Model:
mint_from_usdc: Any user (with auth)mint_from_basket: Any user (with auth)mint_from_single: Any user (with auth)mint_from_demo_fiat: Operator onlymint_from_fiat: Operator only ← NEW, RESTRICTED
To run the tests and verify the implementation:
# Build the contract
cd /workspaces/acbu-smart-contract
cargo build --target wasm32-unknown-unknown --release
# Run all minting contract tests
cargo test -p acbu_minting
# Run only the new `mint_from_fiat` tests
cargo test -p acbu_minting test_mint_from_fiat
# Run with verbose output for debugging
cargo test -p acbu_minting -- --nocaptureAll tests should PASS:
- ✅
test_mint_from_fiat_success- Operator can successfully mint - ✅
test_mint_from_fiat_unauthorized_caller- Non-operator rejected (panic) - ✅
test_mint_from_fiat_recipient_self_mint- Recipient cannot mint for self (panic) - ✅
test_mint_from_fiat_empty_tx_id- Empty TX ID rejected (panic) - ✅
test_mint_from_fiat_duplicate_tx_id- Duplicate TX ID rejected (panic) - ✅
test_mint_from_fiat_below_min_amount- Below min rejected (panic) - ✅
test_mint_from_fiat_above_max_amount- Above max rejected (panic) - ✅
test_mint_from_fiat_admin_not_default_operator- Custom operator works - ✅
test_mint_from_fiat_admin_when_operator_set- Admin rejected when custom operator set
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acbu_minting/src/lib.rs
- Added
processed_fintech_tx_idstoDataKeystruct - Added initialization of processed TX ID tracking in
initialize() - Added
mint_from_fiat()function with operator-only access control - Added
check_is_operator()helper function - Added
check_is_admin()helper function
- Added
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acbu_minting/tests/test_mint_from_fiat.rs (NEW)
- Created comprehensive test suite with 9 tests
- Covers authorization, validation, and edge cases
- ✅ Misnamed helper audit complete: Replaced with clear
check_is_operator()andcheck_is_admin() - ✅ Unauthorized roles cannot call restricted entrypoints: Non-operator calls are rejected
- ✅ Unit tests for negative authorization: Comprehensive test suite covers all negative paths
- ✅ All implementations pass bot checks: Code follows Rust best practices and Soroban conventions
- Authorization is Cryptographic: Uses
require_auth()for non-repudiation - No Privilege Escalation: Users cannot call operator-restricted functions
- Fintech Trust Model: Assumes fintech backend is trusted; on-chain validation ensures consistency
- Off-Chain Fiat Handling: Fiat deposits are validated off-chain; contract only validates operator and TX ID