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Auth/PM-7811 - Refactor User Auto Unlock Key Hydration Process To Remove Race Conditions (#8979)

* PM-7811 - Refactor UserKeyInitService to UserAutoUnlockKeyService - remove active account listening logic as it introduced race conditions with user key memory retrieval happening before the user auto unlock key was set into memory.

* PM-7811 - CLI - (1) Fix deps (2) On CLI init (pre command execution), if there is an active account, then set the user key in memory from the user auto unlock key.

* PM-7811 - Browser Extension / desktop - (1) Update deps (2) Sets user key in memory if the auto unlock key is set on account switch and background init (must act on all accounts so that account switcher displays unlock status properly).

* PM-7811 - Web - (1) Update deps (2) Sets user key in memory if the auto unlock key is set on init

* PM-7811 - Fix account switcher service changes not being necessary.
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Jared Snider
2024-04-29 17:43:14 -04:00
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import { UserId } from "../../types/guid";
import { CryptoService } from "../abstractions/crypto.service";
import { KeySuffixOptions } from "../enums";
// TODO: this is a half measure improvement which allows us to reduce some side effects today (cryptoService.getUserKey setting user key in memory if auto key exists)
// but ideally, in the future, we would be able to put this logic into the cryptoService
// after the vault timeout settings service is transitioned to state provider so that
// the getUserKey logic can simply go to the correct location based on the vault timeout settings
// similar to the TokenService (it would either go to secure storage for the auto user key or memory for the user key)
export class UserAutoUnlockKeyService {
constructor(private cryptoService: CryptoService) {}
/**
* The presence of the user key in memory dictates whether the user's vault is locked or unlocked.
* However, for users that have the auto unlock user key set, we need to set the user key in memory
* on application bootstrap and on active account changes so that the user's vault loads unlocked.
* @param userId - The user id to check for an auto user key.
*/
async setUserKeyInMemoryIfAutoUserKeySet(userId: UserId): Promise<void> {
if (userId == null) {
return;
}
const autoUserKey = await this.cryptoService.getUserKeyFromStorage(
KeySuffixOptions.Auto,
userId,
);
if (autoUserKey == null) {
return;
}
await this.cryptoService.setUserKey(autoUserKey, userId);
}
}