fix(sign): refuse sighash types that commit no outputs, warn on partial ones; derive the legacy Ledger signer from the selected account index - #306
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`getAddress` built its account with the selected `accountIndex` while the signer was built with `createFromLedger(transport)`, which defaults to index 0. On a multi-account Ledger the address shown to the user was not the key that signed. Hoist the index and use it for both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…al ones A connected dApp could request `None` or `NoneAnyOneCanPay` for a script option. Those sighash types commit no outputs at all, so the amount and destination shown on the confirm screen are not bound by the signature and can be rewritten after the user approves. `normalizeScriptOptions` now refuses them behind a single `ALLOW_UNSAFE_OUTPUT_SIGHASH` constant. `Single` and `SingleAnyOneCanPay` commit only the same-index output, which is what KaspaCom PSKT listings rely on, so they stay signable; `SignTx` now passes `SignConfirm`'s existing `warning` prop when any option uses one, telling the user the remaining outputs can still change. The masking each sighash type applies is proven against the WASM signer rather than assumed: the spec rebuilds the signing preimage per type and checks the WASM signature verifies against it, and that it stops verifying exactly when a committed output changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
SignAndBroadcast passes payload.scripts to wallet.signTx exactly like SignTx, but only carried the fee-adjustment notice. Reuse the same PARTIAL_OUTPUT_WARNING copy (now exported from SignTx) and compose it with the fee notice as separate paragraphs (joined with a blank line; SignConfirm renders the warning box with whitespace-pre-line), so both stay visible when both apply. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ion vectors Make the None* refusal structural rather than conventional: extract assertSafeOutputSighash and call it both from normalizeScriptOptions (early, before any mutation — kept for atomicity) and from the exported signTxInputWithScriptOption itself, so a future caller that skips normalization cannot silently reintroduce unsafe signing. Add a test calling signTxInputWithScriptOption directly with None*. Extend the rejected-signType loop with the uncovered evasion vectors: lowercase "none", trailing-whitespace "None ", and the raw numeric enum value 2 (SighashType.None). Each must throw with no signature produced; the loop now also asserts the input stays unmutated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Sighash safety policy lib/wallet/sign-script.ts, tests/signtx-unit.spec.ts |
Signing rejects None and NoneAnyOneCanPay before input processing. The code detects Single-based partial commitments. Tests cover all sighash commitment behavior and failure paths. |
Partial-output confirmation warnings components/screens/browser-api/kaspa/sign-tx/SignTx.tsx, components/screens/browser-api/kaspa/sign-and-broadcast/SignAndBroadcast.tsx, components/screens/browser-api/kaspa/sign/SignConfirm.tsx |
Confirmation warnings report partial-output commitments, combine them with insufficient-fee warnings, and preserve line breaks. |
Ledger account index parity hooks/wallet/useKaspaLedgerSigner.ts, tests/signtx-unit.spec.ts |
The Ledger address and signer use the same derived account index. A test verifies every Ledger signer creation call. |
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes
Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 4c50b
The PR tightens transaction-signing safety and aligns legacy Ledger signing with the selected account index. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond routine cleanup and review.
Suggested reviewers: dadamu
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tests/signtx-unit.spec.ts (1)
700-712: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMake the argument assertion tolerant of formatting.
The regex captures the raw argument text. If Prettier later wraps a
createFromLedger(...)call across lines, it adds a trailing comma. The split then yields a third empty argument and this test fails without any behavior change. Filter empty entries to keep the assertion stable.♻️ Suggested change
const calls = [...source.matchAll(/createFromLedger\(([^)]*)\)/g)].map( - (m) => m[1].split(",").map((a) => a.trim()), + (m) => + m[1] + .split(",") + .map((a) => a.trim()) + .filter(Boolean), );🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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11-12: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueMove the shared warning text out of a screen component.
SignAndBroadcast.tsximportsPARTIAL_OUTPUT_WARNINGfrom this screen. That creates a screen-to-screen dependency for shared copy. Colocate the constant withhasPartialOutputCommitmentinlib/wallet/sign-script.ts, or put it in a shared module, and import it in both screens.As per coding guidelines: "Group React components by feature in
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Nitpick comments:
In `@components/screens/browser-api/kaspa/sign-tx/SignTx.tsx`:
- Around line 11-12: Move PARTIAL_OUTPUT_WARNING out of the SignTx screen into
lib/wallet/sign-script.ts alongside hasPartialOutputCommitment, or another
shared module, then update SignTx.tsx and SignAndBroadcast.tsx to import it from
that shared location and remove the screen-to-screen dependency.
In `@tests/signtx-unit.spec.ts`:
- Around line 700-712: Update the argument parsing in the “every
createFromLedger call in useKaspaLedgerSigner passes an index” test to trim
arguments and filter out empty entries, including trailing commas from multiline
formatting, before asserting the expected transport and accountIndex arguments.
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Pull request overview
This PR strengthens Kaspa transaction/script signing safety by refusing unsafe sighash types that don’t commit to any outputs, warning users when only a subset of outputs are committed, and aligning the legacy Ledger signer derivation index with the selected account index. It also adds/extends unit tests to validate strict sighash parsing, atomic refusal behavior, and the output-commitment properties against the WASM signer.
Changes:
- Enforce a “no-output-commitment” sighash refusal policy (None / NoneAnyOneCanPay) and add a partial-output warning predicate for Single* types.
- Show user-facing warnings on SignTx and SignAndBroadcast (including composing with the existing fee-adjustment warning).
- Fix legacy Ledger signer/index parity in
useKaspaLedgerSignerand add tests covering the new behaviors.
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| File | Description |
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| tests/signtx-unit.spec.ts | Adds coverage for strict signType parsing/evasion vectors, atomic refusal, output-commitment verification vs WASM, and Ledger signer index parity. |
| lib/wallet/sign-script.ts | Introduces sighash safety gating for None* and a helper to detect partial output commitment for UI warnings. |
| hooks/wallet/useKaspaLedgerSigner.ts | Passes the selected account index into the legacy Ledger signer derivation to match displayed address vs signing key. |
| components/screens/browser-api/kaspa/sign/SignConfirm.tsx | Renders multiline warnings (newline-preserving) for composed warning messages. |
| components/screens/browser-api/kaspa/sign-tx/SignTx.tsx | Adds a partial-output-commitment warning for Single* script signing requests. |
| components/screens/browser-api/kaspa/sign-and-broadcast/SignAndBroadcast.tsx | Composes the new partial-output warning with the existing fee-adjustment warning. |
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| assertSafeOutputSighash(option.signType ?? "All", option.inputIndex); | ||
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What this changes
U1 — sighash safety for dApp script signing
signTx/signAndBroadcastTxrequests can attach per-input script options with asignType. Sighash types differ in how much of the output set the signature commitsto; the confirm screen, however, always displays the full output set.
This PR enforces:
None/NoneAnyOneCanPayare refused. These types commit to no outputs, sonothing the user approved would be bound by the signature. Signing fails with a
structured error before any input is mutated. The refusal lives in
normalizeScriptOptions(early, atomic — nothing is signed if any option isrefused) and, belt-and-braces, inside
signTxInputWithScriptOptionitself, so anyfuture caller that skips normalization hits the same guard.
Single/SingleAnyOneCanPaystay signable but warn. They commit only thesame-index output; the confirm screens (
SignTxandSignAndBroadcast) show anexplicit warning that outputs not covered by the signature can still change after
approval. On
SignAndBroadcastthe warning composes with the existingfee-adjustment notice — both stay visible when both apply.
signTypeparsing is strict. Unknown values, inherited object keys(
toString,__proto__, …), case variants ("none"), whitespace variants(
"None "), and raw numeric enum values (2) are all rejected with a structurederror and produce no signature.
toSignTyperesolves names via an own-propertycheck only.
Unit tests cover the refusal, the warning predicate, the evasion vectors above, the
atomicity of a refused batch, and — via an independent sighash reimplementation
checked against the WASM signer — the actual output-commitment behavior of each
sighash type.
F7 — legacy Ledger signer index parity
useKaspaLedgerSignernow passes the selected account index when building thesigner, so the address shown and the key that signs come from the same derivation
index for
LegacyLedgerAccount.Scope note: F7 achieves address/signer parity for
LegacyLedgerAccountONLY.LedgerAccount(non-legacy) derives addresses atm/44'/111111'/0'/0/{i}butinherits a
signTxthat sends the index in the hardened account position(
m/44'/111111'/{i}'/0/0), so non-legacy multi-account signing remains broken.That is tracked as KAS-002 and is out of scope here; non-legacy index-0 behavior is
unchanged.
Out of scope
LedgerAccountmulti-account signing derivation mismatch) —tracked separately.
wasm/or any vendored crypto.package.json/package-lock.jsonuntouched).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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