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[CHORE] compute: deprecate the async GET /v2/decrypt/{id} poll, decrypt is sync - #15

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What

One Cloud Armor rule on teecryptor-armor: GET /v2/decrypt/{id} returns 404 at the edge.

Why

GET /v2/decrypt/{id} is the poll from the old async decrypt API.
Decrypt is sync now. The POST returns the result, and the SDK reads it from there.

The rule is at the edge, so no new image and no partner re-pin are needed.

Changes

  • compute/main.tf: a deny(404) rule at priority 100. It is above the custom IP rules.
  • POST /v2/decrypt and /v2/sealoutput are not affected.

Status

Already applied with -target=google_compute_security_policy.teecryptor:

  • testnet: verified. The LB log shows DENY at priority 100.
  • mainnet: verified the same way.

The route and its cache are removed in code in a separate PR, with the next image.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Deprecated asynchronous decrypt polling requests are now denied and return an HTTP 404 response.
    • Custom security rules can no longer override the denial for these deprecated polling requests.

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The Cloud Armor policy now returns 404 for matching GET requests to /v2/decrypt/. Custom rule priorities must exceed 100, so custom rules cannot override this denial.

Changes: Decrypt polling denial

Layer / File(s) Summary
Add the decrypt polling denial
compute/main.tf
A priority-100 rule returns 404 for case-insensitive GET requests matching /v2/decrypt/. A precondition requires custom rule priorities above 100. Policy documentation describes the rule order.

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This change adds an edge rule that returns 404 for the deprecated decrypt polling endpoint and prevents custom rules from overriding it. Encoded or backslash path variants do not reach the deprecated route, so the denial holds, and other decrypt and sealoutput traffic is unaffected. The change is ready to merge.

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 0639a

The change narrowly blocks a legacy polling endpoint while preserving synchronous decrypt submission. No introduced or worsened security exposure was established, but deployment-specific ingress and rule priorities determine whether retirement is complete.

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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The change reduces access to cached decrypt results through the protected load-balancer path. Residual direct-origin reachability is limited by effective ingress configuration, whose deployed source scope is unknown. No new tenant, service, credential, or data-store authority is introduced by the inspected delta.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — No introduced or worsened attack path was established. A caller able to reach the origin could still address the existing cached-result handler, and an earlier matching custom allow rule could bypass the new denial. Neither effective deployed condition was verified, and neither represents increased access compared with the base.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — The retirement control is method-and-path enforcement at Cloud Armor, not removal of the application capability. Custom rule priorities are passed through without a reserved-priority constraint. Supplied example rules follow priority 100, but they do not establish deployed precedence.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • inferred — While the application handler and cache remain, the retirement guarantee depends on retaining effective edge enforcement. Policy rollback or configuration drift can restore polling without an application deployment; this is a residual control dependency, not an observed new exposure.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Reserve priorities ahead of custom rules, verify effective origin ingress and policy ordering in each environment, and complete application-side removal of the legacy handler and cache writer to make retirement independent of edge-policy continuity.
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- Around line 462-476: Add a lifecycle precondition to the
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Comment thread compute/main.tf
log_level = "VERBOSE"
}

# GET /v2/decrypt/{request_id} is the poll from the old async decrypt API.

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Question · The current SDK takes both results from the POST and polls only as a fallback (tnDecryptV2.ts, tnSealOutputV2.ts). So GET /v2/sealoutput/{id} is in the same state as the decrypt poll, although src/http.rs:748 still says the SDK polls it. Is it left open on purpose, for old SDKs? If yes, say so in this comment. If no, block it here too.

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# there. The poll is deprecated at the edge, so no new image is needed. The
# priority sits above the custom rules, so no IP rule reopens it.
rule {
action = "deny(404)"

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Minor · docs/INTEGRATION.md lines 17-18 still tell integrators that GET /v2/decrypt/{id} returns the same result as the POST. Through the load balancer it now returns 404, so update that doc in this PR.

Comment thread compute/main.tf
description = "Deprecated async poll: GET /v2/decrypt/{id}, decrypt is sync"
match {
expr {
expression = "request.method == 'GET' && request.path.matches('(?i)^/+v2/+decrypt/')"

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Nit · axum's get() also answers HEAD, so HEAD /v2/decrypt/{id} still gets through. It returns 200 or 404 depending on whether that id is in the cache. Nothing else lives under /v2/decrypt/, so you can drop the method check.

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expression = "request.method == 'GET' && request.path.matches('(?i)^/+v2/+decrypt/')"
expression = "request.path.matches('(?i)^/+v2/+decrypt/')"

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