Fix: client secret re-encoding#3962
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Spring Security 7's BCryptPasswordEncoder now extends AbstractValidatingPasswordEncoder,
which returns false from matches() when rawPassword is empty. ClientAdminBootstrap calls
nonCachingPasswordEncoder.matches("", storedHash) to check whether a client's secret has
changed; for clients with an empty secret (e.g. the CF CLI `cf` client) this now always
returns false, causing a new BCrypt hash to be written to the DB on every UAA startup.
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We are going with #3965 |
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Spring Security 7's BCryptPasswordEncoder now extends AbstractValidatingPasswordEncoder, which returns false from matches() when rawPassword is empty. ClientAdminBootstrap calls nonCachingPasswordEncoder.matches("", storedHash) to check whether a client's secret has changed; for clients with an empty secret (e.g. the CF CLI
cfclient) this now always returns false, causing a new BCrypt hash to be written to the DB on every UAA startup.Note: This PR has been AI-generated. It resolves the issue we currently have with the BOSH disaster-recovery-acceptance-tests ("failed to verify token with uaa"):
https://concourse.wg-ard.ci.cloudfoundry.org/teams/main/pipelines/cf-deployment/jobs/bbr-run-drats/builds/2453
I cannot judge however if the fix is conceptually correct. Please review carefully.