- Campaign issue type changed from Task to Epic (required to nest under
Initiative OFS-20795 in classic Jira)
- Added customfield_10011 (Epic Name) — required when creating Epics
- Removed JIRA_ISSUE_TYPE_SUBTASK; all tests are now Task regardless of
whether they are inside a campaign or standalone
- Standalone tests use the configured standalone parent (OFS-20798, an
Epic) so Task→Task parent is never attempted
- Campaign tests use the campaign Epic key passed via parent_ticket_override
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
OFS-20798 is a Task (child of OFS-20795 Epic), so tests nested
under it must be Sub-tasks, not Tasks — Task cannot parent Task.
Logic:
- parent_ticket_override (campaign) → Sub-task (unchanged)
- standalone_parent configured and differs from general parent → Sub-task
- only general parent (Epic) → Task
This fixes 'Please select valid parent issue' for standalone tests.
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The field is the general parent (e.g. OFS-20795) under which campaigns
are created directly. 'Campaign Parent Ticket' was misleading.
Standalone Tests Parent Ticket remains separate (e.g. OFS-20798).
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1. Jira status → In Progress on Start Execution
- push_test_event calls set_issue_status("In Progress") when
new_state == "red_executing" (non-fatal, separate try/except)
2. Jira assignee set on Start Execution
- assign_issue() called with actor.jira_account_id when operator
clicks Start (non-fatal)
3. Standalone tests parent ticket (OFS-20798)
- New jira.parent_ticket_standalone config key
- get_jira_parent_ticket_standalone() falls back to parent_ticket
- auto_create_test_issue uses standalone parent for non-campaign tests
- Exposed in /system/jira-config GET+PATCH and SettingsPage UI
4. Tests table: Created + Updated columns
- Add Created column (created_at), fix Updated to show updated_at
- Both use UTC-aware date parsing (append Z if no tz suffix)
- updated_at added to Test TypeScript interface
5. Sortable columns in tests table
- All 7 columns sortable: Name, Technique, State, Current Team,
Platform, Created, Updated
- Click to sort asc, click again to reverse; ChevronUp/Down indicator
- Default sort: Created desc (newest first)
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Backend returns naive UTC datetimes without 'Z' suffix. JavaScript
new Date("2026-05-27T09:29:18") parses as local time (UTC+2 in Spain),
making the timer start at 02:00:06 instead of 00:00:00.
Fix: append 'Z' to any timestamp string that lacks timezone info before
passing it to new Date(), so the browser always interprets it as UTC.
Applied to both startedAt and pausedAt in LiveTimer.
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Previously blue_started_at was set when the RED team submitted evidence
(= queue open time), so Tempo was getting total queue wait time instead
of actual work time.
Changes:
- DB: add blue_work_started_at column (migration b045), set when a blue
tech explicitly picks up the test (mirrors red_started_at for red team)
- Workflow: new start_blue_work() function + POST /tests/{id}/start-blue-work
endpoint (blue_tech / blue_lead roles). Cannot be called twice.
- submit_blue_evidence: uses blue_work_started_at (when available) as the
phase start for the Tempo worklog, falls back to blue_started_at
- reopen_test: clears blue_work_started_at alongside other timing fields
- Tempo: both red_team_execution and blue_team_evaluation now synced;
correct work_date and description per activity type
- Frontend: "Start Evaluation" button shown in blue_evaluating state when
blue_work_started_at is null; live timer shows from pick-up time
What each timestamp tracks:
blue_started_at = queue entry (SLA / internal tracking)
blue_work_started_at = pick-up by blue tech (Tempo start)
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Two bugs fixed:
1. Blue team evaluation was also sent to Tempo. Only operator (red team)
execution time should be logged — blue team time is tracked internally
in Aegis but does NOT represent billable operator work. Added a
whitelist (_TEMPO_ACTIVITY_TYPES = {"red_team_execution"}).
2. _calculate_duration() re-computed duration from red_started_at to
datetime.utcnow() at call time, without subtracting paused seconds.
This caused inflated times (e.g. 45 min instead of 5 min) when there
was any delay between the workflow transition and the Tempo call.
Now the duration_seconds already computed by _create_phase_worklog
(gross elapsed - paused) is passed directly to auto_log_test_worklog
and used as-is, so Aegis and Tempo always agree on the duration.
Also: use red_started_at as the worklog date (not submission timestamp)
so the Tempo entry reflects when the work actually happened.
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get_worklogs_by_account_id does not exist in tempoapiclient v4.
The correct method is search_worklogs(dateFrom, dateTo, authorIds=[...]).
Also improve error messages: 401 points to where to get the token,
404 tells the user the Account ID may be wrong.
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Root cause: Jira rejects Task-under-Task nesting ("Please select valid
parent issue"). Campaign tickets and test tickets were both created as
Task, so nesting test under campaign failed for all 62 APT32 tests.
Fix:
- JIRA_ISSUE_TYPE_CAMPAIGN: "Epic" -> "Task" (was unused, now used)
- JIRA_ISSUE_TYPE_SUBTASK: "Sub-task" (new config key)
- auto_create_campaign_issue: uses JIRA_ISSUE_TYPE_CAMPAIGN (Task)
- auto_create_test_issue: uses Sub-task when parent_ticket_override is
set (campaign context), Task otherwise (standalone)
Hierarchy: OFS-9107 -> Campaign (Task) -> Test (Sub-task)
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When a campaign is activated (Start), iterate all its tests and create
Jira tickets nested under the campaign ticket for any test that doesn't
already have one. Mirrors the pattern used in generate_campaign_from_actor.
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Each user can now store their own personal Tempo API token in their
profile settings. Time is logged using each user's own credentials.
Backend:
- Migration b044: adds tempo_api_token column to users table
- User model: adds tempo_api_token column
- UserPreferencesUpdate: adds tempo_api_token field (write-only)
- UserOut: adds tempo_api_token (excluded) + tempo_token_set bool;
@model_validator derives both jira_token_set and tempo_token_set
- users router: handles tempo_api_token same as jira_api_token
(empty string clears it, never returned in responses)
- tempo_service: refactored to per-user token; has_tempo_configured(),
get_user_tempo_client(user) use user.tempo_api_token; global
TEMPO_ENABLED still acts as kill-switch
- system router: /system/tempo-test now uses current user's personal
token (any role); removed global TEMPO_API_TOKEN dependency
Frontend:
- settings.ts: UserPreferencesUpdate.tempo_api_token, UserMeOut.tempo_token_set
- SettingsPage ProfileSection: Tempo Integration section with password
field, show/hide toggle, configured badge, and Test Tempo button —
mirrors the Jira token UX exactly
- JiraConfigSection: removed stale global Tempo test block
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Jira URL fix:
- JiraLinkPanel now fetches the configured Jira base URL via getJiraConfig()
instead of hardcoding https://jira.atlassian.com; falls back to the old
value if config is not yet loaded
Description fix:
- _build_test_description: renamed 'h3. Procedure' -> 'h3. Proof of Concept'
so the procedure/tool block maps to the correct Jira field label
Tempo debug:
- New POST /system/tempo-test endpoint: checks TEMPO_ENABLED, token,
user jira_account_id, and makes a real API call; always returns HTTP 200
with status field (Cloudflare-safe)
- docker-compose.prod.yml: added TEMPO_ENABLED, TEMPO_API_TOKEN,
TEMPO_DEFAULT_WORK_TYPE env vars (default off, ready to enable)
- SettingsPage: added 'Test Tempo Connection' button in Jira admin tab
with clear feedback showing what's missing
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The OFS Jira project does not have the default Jira priority scheme
(Highest/High/Medium/Low/Lowest), causing a 'priority selected is invalid'
error on every ticket creation. Removing the priority field lets Jira use
the project default.
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Jira tickets now follow the correct hierarchy:
OFS-9107 (system parent)
├── Standalone test ticket (unchanged — was already working)
└── Campaign ticket (NEW — created on campaign creation)
├── Test 1 ticket (NEW — created per test)
└── Test 2 ticket (NEW — created per test)
Changes:
- jira_service: add auto_create_campaign_issue() — creates campaign
ticket as child of OFS-9107; stores JiraLink(entity_type=campaign)
- jira_service: add get_campaign_jira_key() / get_test_jira_key()
helpers to look up existing Jira links by entity
- jira_service: auto_create_test_issue() gains parent_ticket_override
param — when set, uses it as parent instead of OFS-9107
- campaigns router/create_campaign: triggers auto_create_campaign_issue
after commit
- campaigns router/from-threat-actor: triggers campaign ticket then
iterates campaign_tests and creates each test ticket under it
- campaigns router/add_test_to_campaign: if campaign has a Jira ticket
and the test has none yet, creates test ticket under campaign ticket
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- jira-test: when myself() returns empty displayName/emailAddress/name,
fall back to the configured Atlassian auth email so 'Connected as:' is
never empty
- jira-test: 401 error message now includes which email was used, making
misconfigured Jira email easier to diagnose
- jira-test: missing jira_url now returns HTTP 200 {status: error} instead
of HTTP 400, consistent with Cloudflare-safe pattern
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- jira-test now returns {status: "ok"|"error", message: ...} with
HTTP 200 so Cloudflare never intercepts the response
- jira_service strips trailing slash from URL before creating Jira
client (avoids double-slash in REST paths)
- Frontend reads data.status field instead of HTTP status code
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
FastAPI uses __pydantic_validator__.validate_python() which bypasses
model_validate() overrides. Switch to @model_validator(mode='after')
which the Pydantic Rust core always calls, so jira_token_set is now
correctly derived from the excluded jira_api_token field.
Also add a 10s timeout to the jira-test endpoint and better error
messages (the Atlassian library's "Expecting value" JSON error was
ambiguous).
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Using setQueryData with the PATCH response means jira_token_set is
reflected in the UI instantly — no extra GET round-trip that could
leave the badge stale.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace render-body setState with useEffect so field initialisation
is idiomatic React and never races with user input. Also clarifies
placeholder text: empty token field = keep current, not clear it.
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Users can now set a separate Atlassian email for Jira authentication
in Settings → Profile → Jira Integration. Falls back to the Aegis
account email when not set, so existing setups are unaffected.
- Migration b043: adds jira_email column to users table
- User model/schema: expose jira_email read/write
- jira_service: _effective_jira_email() uses jira_email ?? email
- Frontend: replaces read-only email display with editable input
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- backend: add parent_ticket field to JiraConfigOut/JiraConfigUpdate/_JIRA_KEYS
- backend: add get_jira_parent_ticket() helper in jira_service; use it in auto_create_test_issue() to set issue parent
- frontend/api: add jira_token_set to UserMeOut, jira_api_token to UserPreferencesUpdate, and full JiraConfigOut/Update types with getJiraConfig/updateJiraConfig/testJiraConnection functions
- frontend: expand ProfileSection with Jira API token password field (show/hide), token status badge, and account-id field
- frontend: add JiraConfigSection component (admin): enabled toggle, URL, project key, parent ticket, save + test connection
- frontend: add Jira tab (admin-only) with Link2 icon in SettingsPage sidebar
- Add jira_api_token field to User model + migration b042
- Per-user Jira client: user's corporate email + personal Atlassian token
- Admin-configurable Jira URL/project via system_configs (GET/PATCH /system/jira-config + POST /system/jira-test)
- Auto-create Jira ticket when a test is created (non-fatal)
- Push lifecycle comments on every state transition: draft→red_executing→blue_evaluating→in_review→validated/rejected→draft
- Rich ticket descriptions with technique, MITRE ID, priority from severity, labels
- UserOut.jira_token_set (bool) instead of exposing raw token
- PATCH /users/me/preferences now accepts jira_api_token
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Creates 14 comprehensive wiki pages covering architecture, roles,
test lifecycle, API reference, security, deployment, and QA guide.
Run from a machine with access to internal Gitea (192.168.1.107:3000).
- Accept 409 for playbook creation (unique per technique+type is correct behavior)
- Space logins 13s apart to avoid 5/min rate limit on login endpoint
- Reuse admin session from initial login to avoid duplicate login call
fix(qa): pass technique_id and test_id context between test suites
fix(qa): playbook creation requires technique_id field
fix(qa): lesson creation requires what_happened and root_cause fields
fix(qa): campaign complete test now activates with test before completing
fix(qa): rate limit test notes loopback exemption instead of failing
- fix(auth): enforce API key scopes in require_role/require_any_role;
attach _api_key_scopes to user on API key auth; add require_scope()
dependency — scopes were stored but never enforced (CWE-285)
- fix(sso): read SECURE_COOKIES env var for SSO cookie instead of
hardcoded secure=False — SAML sessions now respect HTTPS config (CWE-614)
- fix(webhooks): SSRF prevention — validate webhook URLs against private
and reserved CIDRs at creation/update time (CWE-918)
- fix(knowledge): restrict playbook/lesson create, update and restore
to admin/red_lead/blue_lead roles — was open to any authenticated user (CWE-284)
- fix(alerts): restrict alert acknowledge/resolve/dismiss to admin/lead
roles — any user could silence security alerts (CWE-284)
- security: delete get_admin_creds.py, check_auth.py, deploy.py scripts
containing hardcoded root SSH credentials and production DB access;
add scripts/.gitignore to prevent reintroduction (CWE-798)
- Add dispatch_webhook_targeted() to webhook_service for rule-specific delivery
- evaluate_all_rules() now dispatches in-app notifications (admins/leads) and
webhooks after each alert fires (targeted + global alert.fired broadcast)
- APScheduler: _run_alert_evaluation() job registered hourly alongside existing jobs
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
PostureSnapshot model, Alembic migration (b039exec), schemas, service
aggregating all phases (coverage/risk/operations/knowledge/MTTD), and
router at /api/v1/dashboard with executive view, KPIs, coverage-by-tactic,
posture-history, posture-snapshot, and activity-feed endpoints.
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- Playbooks: versioned Markdown runbooks per technique × type (attack/detect/investigate/respond/hunt)
- PlaybookVersion: immutable snapshots on every update; restore to any previous version
- LessonLearned: post-mortem records linked to tests/campaigns/attack-paths or manual
- Alembic migration b037know (raw SQL, idempotent, no PostgreSQL enums)
- Router /api/v1/knowledge: 14 endpoints for playbooks + lessons + stats
- Pydantic validators for playbook_type, severity, entity_type (422 on invalid)
- Knowledge stats endpoint: totals + breakdown by severity and playbook type
- Soft-delete on both resources; include_inactive filter for admin recovery
- QA script: 70+ tests across CRUD, versioning, filtering, auth, soft-delete, regression
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
POST /ownership/queue with an invalid reason or priority was silently
passing Pydantic and crashing at the DB layer (PostgreSQL enum type
mismatch → 500). Added @field_validator for both fields, matching the
existing validators in QueueItemPatch.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
SQLAlchemy fires before_create for ALL known enum types when any table
is created via op.create_table, causing DuplicateObject even with
create_type=False. Rewrite both CREATE TABLE statements as raw SQL via
conn.execute(sa.text(...)) and use CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS / CREATE
INDEX IF NOT EXISTS for full idempotency.
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