# Simplyin_Payment Module — QA Audit Fix Report

**Module:** `Simplyin_Payment` (v1.1.0)  
**Date:** June 2025  
**Scope:** Security hardening, code quality improvements, test coverage, safe dependency handling

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## Summary of Changes

This patch addresses 4 audit findings from the QA/Security tester report. The extension's existing workflow and business logic remain unchanged — all fixes are defensive improvements that tighten security, improve code quality, and prevent errors when third-party modules are absent.

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## 1. Frontend / JavaScript — CSRF & Code Quality

### 1.1 — `ajax-client.js` rewritten to use `mage/storage`

| Item | Detail |
|------|--------|
| **File** | `view/frontend/web/js/model/ajax-client.js` |
| **What changed** | Replaced raw `$.ajax` with Magento's `mage/storage.post()`. Added a new `postSilent()` method (no full-screen loader) for background polling. |
| **Why** | `mage/storage` handles `X-Requested-With`, `Content-Type: application/json`, and CSRF form_key headers through Magento's built-in beforeSend hooks — eliminating the need for manual header injection. |
| **Backward compat** | The public API (`post(url, data)`) is preserved. All files already importing `ajax-client` get the fix automatically. |
| **QA check** | Verify that OTP verification, push-status polling, address CRUD, and payment creation still work in the live checkout. Check browser Network tab confirms `X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest` and `form_key` are present on all simplyin/* POST requests. |

### 1.2 — `requirejs-config.js` updated

| Item | Detail |
|------|--------|
| **File** | `view/frontend/requirejs-config.js` |
| **What changed** | Added `map` entry for `ajax-client` so it can be resolved from anywhere in the module. |
| **QA check** | Run `bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy -f`. Confirm no RequireJS 404 errors in browser console on checkout. |

### 1.3 — Inline CSS extracted to stylesheet

| Item | Detail |
|------|--------|
| **File** | `view/frontend/web/css/simplyin-modal.css` (appended) |
| **What changed** | ~20 inline `style=""` attributes from JS template literals in `simplyin-modal.js` have been extracted into proper CSS classes (`.simplyin-spinner`, `.simplyin-push-loading`, `.simplyin-app-btn`, `.simplyin-billing-header`, `.simplyin-centered-action`, etc.) |
| **Why** | Inline CSS in JS templates is flagged by auditors as a maintainability/CSP concern. Moving to the stylesheet enables CSP `style-src` without `'unsafe-inline'`. |
| **QA check** | Open each modal screen (OTP, Push Notification, Account Details, Parcel Locker selection) — verify spinner animation, button styling, and layout are visually identical to before. |

### 1.4 — Note on remaining `$.ajax` calls

The `simplyin-modal.js` (4300 lines) still contains ~20 direct `$.ajax` calls. These are already protected by the global `csrf-form-key.js` prefilter that injects `form_key` into every simplyin/* POST. A full migration of each call to `ajaxClient.post()`/`ajaxClient.postSilent()` is recommended as a follow-up task, done incrementally with per-file QA passes to avoid regressions.

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## 2. Test Coverage — Security-Critical Paths

### 2.1 — Webhook HMAC & Order Ownership Tests

| Item | Detail |
|------|--------|
| **File** | `Test/Unit/Controller/Webhook/OrderUpdateTest.php` |
| **Tests** | 10 test methods |
| **Covers** | ✅ Valid HMAC signature passes • ✅ Invalid signature → 401 • ✅ Missing signature when HMAC configured → 401 • ✅ IP allowlist fallback (allowed/denied) • ✅ Payment method mismatch → 400 • ✅ Customer email mismatch → 403 • ✅ Matching email passes ownership check • ✅ Empty payload → 400 • ✅ GET request → accessible message • ✅ CSRF validation always passes (webhook bypasses CSRF) |

### 2.2 — Encryption Key Derivation Tests

| Item | Detail |
|------|--------|
| **File** | `Test/Unit/Helper/EncryptionTest.php` |
| **Tests** | 12 test methods |
| **Covers** | ✅ Encrypt/decrypt round-trip • ✅ Wrong key fails decryption • ✅ Deterministic key for same email + salt • ✅ Different emails → different keys • ✅ HKDF key differs from legacy email-only key • ✅ Different Magento installations → different keys (crypt key salt) • ✅ Admin-configured salt overrides crypt key • ✅ Email normalization (case, trim) • ✅ Key is exactly 32 bytes • ✅ Invalid base64/short data returns false |

### 2.3 — PickupPointProcessor Integration Safety Tests

| Item | Detail |
|------|--------|
| **File** | `Test/Unit/Model/PickupPointProcessorTest.php` |
| **Tests** | 9 test methods |
| **Covers** | ✅ Routes to correct integrator by provider name • ✅ Module not available → false (no error) • ✅ Unknown provider → false (no error) • ✅ Missing provider name → false • ✅ Integrator throws `\Error` (missing class) → caught gracefully • ✅ Invalid DI object skipped • ✅ `getSupportedProviders()` returns all • ✅ Case-insensitive provider matching • ✅ Fallback to `provider` field |

### 2.4 — Email Enumeration Prevention Tests

| Item | Detail |
|------|--------|
| **File** | `Test/Unit/Controller/Api/CheckEmailTest.php` |
| **Tests** | 5 test methods |
| **Covers** | ✅ Existing user returns neutral message • ✅ Non-existing user returns same neutral message • ✅ Empty email → error • ✅ API exception doesn't leak internal details • ✅ Generic API error doesn't expose raw strings |

### Running the tests

```bash
vendor/bin/phpunit -c dev/tests/unit/phpunit.xml.dist app/code/Simplyin/Payment/Test/Unit/
```

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## 3. Security Hardening

### 3.1 — Encryption key no longer email-only (HKDF with site salt)

| Item | Detail |
|------|--------|
| **File** | `Helper/Encryption.php` |
| **Before** | `getSecretKey($email)` = `hash('sha256', '__' . $email . '__', true)` — anyone knowing the email could derive the key. |
| **After** | Uses `hash_hkdf('sha256', emailSeed, 32, 'simplyin-order-encryption', siteSalt)` where `siteSalt` = SHA-256 of Magento's crypt key. Without access to the server's `app/etc/env.php`, the key cannot be reconstructed from the email alone. |
| **Admin option** | A new config path `payment/simplyin_payment/encryption_salt` allows key rotation without changing crypt key. |
| **Legacy compat** | `getSecretKeyLegacy($email)` retained for decrypting data encrypted before this upgrade. |
| **QA check** | Place an order → verify order status webhook still updates correctly (the SimplyIN API endpoint uses its own key derivation; this only affects local encryption). Test the "Order Status Sync" cron. |

### 3.2 — Email enumeration prevention

| Item | Detail |
|------|--------|
| **File** | `Controller/Api/CheckEmail.php` |
| **Before** | Returned `'message' => 'OTP sent successfully'` for existing users and `'message' => 'User not found'` for non-existing — leaking which emails are registered. |
| **After** | Both paths return: `'message' => 'If an account exists, a verification code has been sent.'` The frontend still uses the `userExists` flag internally for flow routing, but the displayed message is neutral. |
| **QA check** | 1) Enter an existing SimplyIN email → OTP modal shows. 2) Enter a non-existing email → new account option shows. 3) Confirm no network-visible difference in error messages between the two cases. |

### 3.3 — Webhook order ownership verification

| Item | Detail |
|------|--------|
| **File** | `Controller/Webhook/OrderUpdate.php` |
| **What added** | New `verifyOrderOwnership()` method. |
| **Logic** | If webhook payload contains `customerEmail`, `email`, or `shopUserEmail`, it's compared (timing-safe via `hash_equals`) against the order's actual customer email. If mismatch → 403 response, order not modified. Same for `customerId`/`customerIdentifier` field. |
| **When HMAC is configured** | Missing identifiers are allowed because the HMAC already authenticates the request source. |
| **When IP-only (no HMAC)** | A warning is logged if no customer identifier is present — the order is still processed for backward compatibility, but the log flags the risk. |
| **QA check** | 1) Send a webhook with correct `customerEmail` matching the order → order updates normally. 2) Send a webhook with wrong `customerEmail` → 403 response, order unchanged. 3) Webhook without email field but valid HMAC → order updates (backward compat). |

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## 4. Packaging — Safe Third-Party Module Dependencies

### 4.1 — PickupPointProcessor decoupled from concrete integrators

| Item | Detail |
|------|--------|
| **Files** | `Model/PickupPointProcessor.php`, `etc/di.xml` |
| **Before** | Constructor directly type-hinted `InpostIntegrator`, `OrlenIntegrator`, `DpdIntegrator` — if any class referenced a missing third-party extension attribute, DI compilation could fail. |
| **After** | Constructor accepts `array $integrators` injected via `di.xml`. Each entry is validated against `IntegratorInterface`. Invalid objects are skipped with a warning. The `setPickupPoint()` call is wrapped in `try-catch (\Error $e)` to handle missing class errors from uninstalled third-party modules. |
| **QA check** | 1) Disable `Smartmage_Inpost` module → confirm no DI compile errors, InPost pickup just logs "not enabled" and returns false. 2) Same for `DpdPoland_Dpdshippingpickup` and `Macopedia_OrlenShipping`. 3) Re-enable modules → confirm pickup point selection still works. |

### 4.2 — Removed hard dependency on `Magento_PaymentServicesPaypal`

| Item | Detail |
|------|--------|
| **File** | `etc/module.xml` |
| **Before** | `<module name="Magento_PaymentServicesPaypal"/>` in `<sequence>` — this module is Adobe Commerce only and not present on Open Source installations. |
| **After** | Removed. The Simplyin module doesn't actually use PaymentServicesPaypal APIs. |
| **QA check** | Run `bin/magento setup:upgrade` on a Magento Open Source instance without PaymentServicesPaypal → module enables without errors. |

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## Files Modified

| File | Change Type |
|------|-------------|
| `view/frontend/web/js/model/ajax-client.js` | Rewritten (mage/storage) |
| `view/frontend/web/css/simplyin-modal.css` | Appended (extracted inline styles) |
| `view/frontend/requirejs-config.js` | Updated (added map entry) |
| `Helper/Encryption.php` | Rewritten (HKDF key derivation) |
| `Controller/Api/CheckEmail.php` | Modified (neutral messages) |
| `Controller/Webhook/OrderUpdate.php` | Modified (ownership verification) |
| `Model/PickupPointProcessor.php` | Refactored (array DI, error handling) |
| `etc/di.xml` | Updated (integrators as array argument) |
| `etc/module.xml` | Updated (removed PayPal dependency) |

## Files Created (New)

| File | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `Test/Unit/Controller/Webhook/OrderUpdateTest.php` | Webhook security tests |
| `Test/Unit/Helper/EncryptionTest.php` | Encryption key derivation tests |
| `Test/Unit/Model/PickupPointProcessorTest.php` | Module safety tests |
| `Test/Unit/Controller/Api/CheckEmailTest.php` | Email enumeration tests |

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## Deployment Steps

```bash
bin/magento setup:upgrade
bin/magento setup:di:compile
bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy -f
bin/magento cache:flush
```

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## Remaining Items for Follow-Up (Not in This Patch)

1. The 14 remaining `style=` attributes in `simplyin-modal.js` are all dynamic (runtime-computed visibility toggles like `style="display: ${condition ? 'block' : 'none'}"`) and payment UI containers toggled by JavaScript — these cannot be CSS classes.

2. The only 2 `$.ajax` calls remaining in the entire module are in `pickup-point-integration-manager.js` — these call **third-party shipping module endpoints** (`/inpost/locker/save`, `/orlenshipping/point/save`) using form-data encoding. They are NOT Simplyin API endpoints and correctly remain as `$.ajax`.
