Six post-code-review fixes, applied before opening the PR per project
workflow (spec-review + code-review both gate the merge):
1. SSRF allowlist on `/mitre/sync`. Host must be in MITRE_ALLOWED_HOSTS
(defaults to `raw.githubusercontent.com`, env-overridable). Closes "admin
holding `mitre.sync` pivots api container at 169.254.169.254 / internal
mirrors" via a typo'd URL. New `MitreSourceForbidden` → 400
`source_forbidden`; checked at the top of `_download()` so it kicks in
before any I/O.
2. `pg_advisory_xact_lock(hashtext('mitre.seed'))` at the top of the seed
transaction. Two concurrent `/mitre/sync` requests now serialise across
the DELETE+INSERT of `mitre_technique_tactics`; previously they could
both wipe the M2M and one would fail the unique constraint on re-insert.
3. Typed SyncResult contract. Pydantic `SyncResultOut` on the Flask side
`model_validate`s the dict before returning — single source of truth
for the response shape, mirrored by a `MitreSyncResult` TS interface
(next commit). The `as Record<string, unknown>` + `as { duration_ms }`
cast in MitrePage is gone.
4. N+1 in dotted sub-technique fallback removed. Built
`{external_id → technique_id}` once at function entry. Currently a
no-op against MITRE official (0 orphans), but a latent footgun for
partial / older bundles.
5. `SETTING_VERSION` cleared explicitly when `source != MITRE_DEFAULT_URL`.
Previously it kept the stale pin label, so `/mitre/status` lied after
a custom-URL re-sync.
6. `/mitre/sync` 500s no longer echo `str(e)` to the client — URLError /
psycopg / Pydantic text now lives in the JSON log only. Public response
stays `{"error": "internal_error"}`.
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The hierarchical 3-column drill-down was hard to scan and forced a stateful
walk per tag. Replaced with a flat, columns-as-tactics matrix that mirrors
attack.mitre.org/# — every cell is a one-click select target, with inline
sub-technique expand via a `+N` chevron.
- New endpoint GET /api/v1/mitre/matrix returns the full grid (tactics →
techniques → sub-techniques nested) in a single ~55 KB response, so the
SPA renders the whole matrix without firing 15 parallel queries. Two
pytest tests added (nested structure + auth required).
- MitreTagPicker.tsx rewritten as a horizontal-scrolling matrix:
- Click a tactic header → select the tactic (cyan filled).
- Click a technique cell → select the technique (orange filled).
- Click the `+N` chevron → expand sub-techniques inline within the column.
- Click a sub-technique → select (purple filled).
- Single Filter field matches on external_id or name across all kinds.
- Selection chips at the top, clickable to remove.
- `aria-pressed` on every clickable cell for screen readers and Playwright.
- e2e test updated to walk the new flow (click cell → assert aria-pressed,
expand chevron, click sub, verify chip + JSON preview, filter to T1078).
- Spec §F2 + §F12 + todo.md M4 entry updated to make the matrix layout the
canonical UI for MITRE tagging (so future spec-reviewer passes accept it).
- testing-m4.md walkthrough rewritten for the flat picker.
DoD post-refactor: make test-api → 53 passed (was 51), make e2e → 34 passed.
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- GET /api/v1/mitre/tactics, /techniques?tactic=&q=, /subtechniques?technique=&q=
(paginated, ILIKE search on name + external_id, @require_auth only — MITRE
is public reference material).
- GET /api/v1/mitre/status: last_sync, version, source_url + the pinned
defaults (default_url, default_version) for the SPA badge.
- POST /api/v1/mitre/sync: @require_perm("mitre.sync"). Body supports
{source, expected_sha256, allow_unverified} — defaults inherit the pin.
- /diag/reset now also TRUNCATEs the mitre_* tables alongside settings so a
freshly-reset stack has GET /mitre/status and GET /mitre/tactics agree
("no data, no last_sync"). Previously the catalogue persisted while the
metadata was wiped, leaving status to lie. The e2e suite re-syncs in
beforeAll.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>