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Security

Documentation Map​

Security

Tool / Contract Summary​

This page documents the active security boundary of the live Loom runtime. Security here means identity source, trusted ingress, ACL ownership, secret handling, and forbidden shadow truth.

Current Verified State​

Verified now:

  • public login starts through the trusted OIDC bridge
  • jhf-heddle remains the only IdP
  • jhf-openclaw-env remains the only public ingress owner
  • authenticated repository/API access succeeds only with a valid bridge session
  • logout returns the repository/API path to 401

Available Now​

Identity posture:

  • identity source: jhf-heddle / Keycloak
  • canonical public auth mode: proxy-SSO via jhf-openclaw-env
  • direct Alfresco-to-Keycloak is not the canonical public path

Authorization posture:

  • ACL and content authorization remain inside the Loom content runtime

Network posture:

  • public access through <internal-runtime-redacted>
  • raw container ports loopback-only
  • internal runtime services are not public surfaces

Public Surfaces​

  • https://<internal-runtime-redacted>/
  • https://<internal-runtime-redacted>/share/
  • https://<internal-runtime-redacted>/alfresco/

Contract Families​

Security-relevant Fabric posture is consumed, not defined, here. Loom must not become a second governance or identity truth source.

Readiness / Drift / Monitoring​

  • security acceptance depends on the real trusted public path
  • a local-only green state is not enough
  • direct raw port access is not an accepted substitute for trusted ingress

Secret Handling​

  • no Keycloak client secrets in git
  • no registry credentials in git
  • no ingress secrets in git
  • no local duplication of Fabric-owned policy truth

Known Limits​

  • the direct Alfresco-to-Keycloak path is not documented as the canonical public path
  • this repo documents the Loom-side boundary but does not own Keycloak realm or Caddy/TLS configuration

License: AGPLv3.

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