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WalkthroughThe documentation adds coverage for DCQL in Presentation During Issuance, embedded Inji Verify integration, and DPoP support. The README links to these guides, and the OpenAPI descriptions specify the DCQL request and response fields. ChangesPresentation During Issuance
DPoP Support
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- Line 151: Update the deployed-configuration guidance in the DCQL support
documentation to require HTTPS for the configured VP request file URL on
non-local profiles and restrict write access to the served file; retain the
existing guidance against hardcoded clientId and nonce values, and note that
changes to dcqlQuery affect accepted credentials.
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- Line 67: Update the replay description near DpopProofValidator.validate() to
limit the claim to DPoP proof validation: state that a proof rejected by an
earlier DPoP validation check does not consume its jti, rather than claiming
that any rejected request leaves it unused.
- Line 3: Update the DPoP introduction to clarify that a stolen access token
alone is insufficient, but a captured token and proof may be replayed before the
proof’s first use; note that every hop must be protected with TLS.
- Line 69: Update both `dpopJti` TTL statements in the DPoP support
documentation—the explanatory note and the
`mosip.certify.dpop.jti.expire.seconds` configuration-table entry—to require a
TTL greater than `proof-max-age + 2 * clock-skew`.
Review comments at @docs/technical_docs/Inji_Verify_As_A_Library.md:
- Around line 30-31: Update the verify-core Maven dependency snippet in “Inji
Verify As A Library” to include an exclusions block excluding
io.inji:pixelpass-jar, matching the exclusion in certify-service/pom.xml.
Review comments at @docs/technical_docs/Presentation_During_Issuance.md:
- Line 31: Update the issuance sequence and Phase 2 steps to describe Certify
passing `vp_token` and stored request context to embedded `verify-core`, then
using its verification result before issuing an authorization code. Remove the
`/oid4vp/response` and `presentation_submission` flow for DCQL, or clearly label
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| 6. **Inji Certify to VP Verifier**: Forward vp response to the VP Verifier for verification on response_uri shared in `openid4vp_request` | ||
| 7. **VP Verifier**: Verifies the VP response | ||
| 8. **VP Verifier to Inji Certify**: Sends VP verification result (e.g., valid/invalid). | ||
| 6. **Inji Certify (embedded verify-core)**: Passes the `vp_token` and the stored request context to the embedded Inji Verify (`verify-core`) library — an in-process call, not an external HTTP request to a separately deployed verifier. |
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Decode iae_post.jwt before reading vp_token.
IarServiceImpl passes the raw openid4vp_response to IarPresentationService. IarPresentationService parses it as a JSON object and reads a top-level vp_token; it does not decode the encrypted response value. An iae_post.jwt payload can therefore fail parsing or produce the missing-vp_token error.
Decode the response claim before processVpPresentation. If encrypted mode is not supported, document that limitation and restrict step 6 to iae_post.
Suggested documentation fix if encrypted mode is unsupported
- - if response_mode is `iae_post.jwt` then openid4vp_response is encrypted, {response='...'}
+ - `iae_post.jwt` is not supported by the current `/oauth/iae` processing path. It supplies an encrypted `{response='...'}` value, but the handler does not decode it into `vp_token`.
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-6. **Inji Certify (embedded verify-core)**: Passes the `vp_token` and the stored request context to the embedded Inji Verify (`verify-core`) library — an in-process call, not an external HTTP request to a separately deployed verifier.
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| 6. **Inji Certify (embedded verify-core)**: Passes the `vp_token` and the stored request context to the embedded Inji Verify (`verify-core`) library — an in-process call, not an external HTTP request to a separately deployed verifier. | |
| 6. **Inji Certify (embedded verify-core)**: For `iae_post`, passes the `vp_token` and the stored request context to the embedded Inji Verify (`verify-core`) library. |
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Update the issuance documentation to match the current `/oauth/iae` processing
path: state that `iae_post.jwt` is unsupported because `IarPresentationService`
reads top-level `vp_token` without decoding the encrypted `response`, and
restrict step 6’s `verify-core` description to `iae_post`.
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Applies to all PDI docs
1. iae_post.jwt is described as both supported and unsupported
Presentation_During_Issuance.mdPhase 2, step 4 now saysiae_post.jwtis not supported:/oauth/iaeonly readsvp_tokenand never decodes the encryptedresponse. This is correct;IarPresentationServiceonly looks forvp_token.- But these still present it as supported (encrypted response):
Presentation_During_Issuance.md: diagram step 9 and Phase 1, step 5;DCQL_Support.mdL90;Inji_Verify_As_A_Library.mdL71;- Stoplight
openid4vp_requestdescription (L2608): "response_mode (iae_post or iae_post.jwt)".
Fix: state in all of them that only iae_post is supported for now.
Related code point: IarVpRequestService still maps direct_post.jwt → iae_post.jwt and sends it to the wallet. If verify-core ever returns direct_post.jwt, the wallet would encrypt and Certify couldn't process it. Worth a ticket.
2. The VP request is not "signed"
DCQL_Support.md L22 and L127, and Inji_Verify_As_A_Library.md L57, say the library builds a signed OpenID4VP authorization request. IarVpRequestService.convertToOpenId4VpRequest returns a plain JSON object by value (response_type, client_id, nonce, dcql_query, response_mode, response_uri). Nothing is signed.
Fix: say "an OpenID4VP authorization request (by value)".
3. The failure response in the diagrams is wrong
DCQL_Support.md L143 and Inji_Verify_As_A_Library.md L120 show 400 invalid_request when verification fails. In practice, IarPresentationService sets status = error and OAuthController returns 400 with body {"status": "error"}. A VP without UIN/VID throws invalid_vp.
Fix: show 400 { status: "error" }.
4. Example value for mosip.certify.vp-request.config-file-url
DCQL_Support.md L159 and Inji_Verify_As_A_Library.md L146 give vp_request_config.json as the example. That's only valid as a classpath file on local; elsewhere it must be a URL.
Fix: give both: vp_request_config-local.json (local) and e.g. http://certify-nginx/vp_request_config.json (deployed).
DPoP_Support.md
5. Update after the DPoP code fixes land
These sections describe today's behaviour, which the open code-review fixes change:
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Failure Responses (L114): "Every failure answers 401 … in the scheme the caller used … for
invalid_dpop_proofanalgslist." After the fixes:- a DPoP-bound token sent as Bearer gets
invalid_token(notinvalid_dpop_proof); - server configuration errors (bad
domain.url, missingdpopJticache) return 5xx, not 401.
Add an example for the Bearer downgrade case.
- a DPoP-bound token sent as Bearer gets
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L71 and the properties table (L134): use the renamed property
mosip.certify.dpop.jti.cache-expire-seconds.
6. Cache setup needs more than cache.names
L135 only says mosip.certify.cache.names must include dpopJti. It also needs an entry in mosip.certify.cache.expire-in-seconds, plus mosip.certify.cache.size for the simple cache. Without the expire entry the TTL rule in L71 isn't applied.
Fix: add both properties to the table.
7. Tokens issued by Certify itself are not DPoP-bound
L21 says Certify doesn't issue DPoP-bound tokens, which is right. But it's worth stating the consequence: tokens from Certify's own /oauth/token (the pre-authorized code flow and the Presentation During Issuance flow) carry no cnf.jkt, so DPoP only applies when an external AS such as eSignet issues the token. Readers of the PDI docs will otherwise expect DPoP there.
8. Small accuracy points
- L41 and L44: the RFC section for the downgrade guard. Refusing a DPoP-bound token sent as Bearer is described in RFC 9449 §7.2 (Compatibility with the Bearer Authentication Scheme); §7.1 defines the DPoP scheme. Please check.
- L29: "arrived in eSignet 1.8". Please confirm the eSignet version.
- L19: the replay note is hard to follow. Suggest: "If an attacker captures both the token and an unused proof, they can use that proof once, before the wallet does; the wallet's own request is then rejected as a replay."
Inji_Verify_As_A_Library.md
9. verify-core properties are missing from the configuration table
The table lists only 5 properties. verify-core also needs:
inji.keystore.file.path/inji.keystore.file.pass, with a clear note that the bundledclasspath:sample-keystore/test.p12/mosipis for development only and must be replaced in production;inji.did.verify.public.key.uri,inji.did.verify.uri;inji.verify.claims-with-meta-data,inji.verify.redirect-uri.
10. The hard-coded version will go out of date
The Maven snippet (L29) shows 1.0.0-alpha.2-SNAPSHOT. Drop the version, or say "version as in certify-service/pom.xml".
Presentation_During_Issuance.md
11. Text still describes a separate VP Verifier service
The implementation note (L31) is good, but the rest still reads as if the wallet and Certify talk to an external verifier:
- the diagram participant is "VP Verifier (openid4vp)" → rename to "verify-core (embedded)";
- the Phase 2 heading says "The Wallet interacts with the VP Verifier", but the wallet only talks to Certify;
- Phase 1, steps 3–4 say "Instructs the VP Verifier…", which is now an in-process call.
12. Grammar in the new iae_post.jwt line
"if response_mode is iae_post.jwt is not supported…" → "iae_post.jwt is not supported…".
13. Steps 12–13 don't match the current API (older text, but worth fixing while here)
- Step 12: the token response has no
c_nonce(OAuthTokenResponsehas onlyaccess_token,token_type,expires_in,scope). The wallet gets the nonce from the/nonceendpoint. - Step 13:
POST /credentialwithformat→POST /issuance/credentialwithcredential_configuration_id(OpenID4VCI 1.0).
Stoplight (inji-certify-openapi.yaml)
The YAML parses fine, and the two PDI description updates (openid4vp_response, openid4vp_request) are correct apart from the iae_post.jwt point in comment 1.
14. Keep in sync with the open code fixes
- 401 description for the credential endpoint (around L630): update when the Bearer downgrade response changes (
invalid_token). credentialSigningAlgValuesSupporteddescription (L1647): it lists the mdoc COSE algorithmsES256, EdDSA, ES256K, RS256. Update it if the allow-list changes (pending confirmation with Swati).
15. Wrong examples for binding methods (older text)
cryptographic_binding_methods_supported (L2177) gives "e.g., did, holder_binding". The real values are did:jwk, did:key and cose_key.
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