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feat(net): origins prove a route key in lite-07 SETUP - #7937
Scoped routing needs a session-bound key proof so origins sharing a key can fail over under one identity scope.
Approach
A lite-07 endpoint proves its origin's Ed25519 route key to its peer, bound to the session, so a relay that scopes the peer can file every identity it sends under that key (the filing itself is Route session integration, which already plans to read it).
Wire: a new lite-07 SETUP parameter, Route Key (0x8): the 32-byte Ed25519 public key, then its signature over "moq-lite route key" || side (0 client, 1 server) || exporter("EXPORTER-moq-lite-route-key", "", 32). The exported secret makes the proof session-bound (no replay on another session), and the side byte stops a peer reflecting our proof back at us. A wrong-length value or a failed signature closes the session with PROTOCOL_VIOLATION.
Exporter: transport::poll::Session::export_keying_material(label, context) -> Option<[u8; 32]>, default None. Raw QUIC (moq-tokio, moq-uring) uses the TLS exporter; WebTransport derives each session's own exporter per draft-ietf-webtrans-http3-17 section 4.8 (EXPORTER-WebTransport with the session-ID context), which is what the browser's exportKeyingMaterial computes. The in-memory transport exports from a per-pair HKDF secret so in-process sessions behave like QUIC. qmux (TCP/TLS, WebSocket, WebRTC) has none, so those sessions prove nothing.
Key: moq_net::origin::RouteKey on origin::Config::route_key, next to the origin's hop; every session on the origin proves it. moq-net calls rind directly (pure Rust, no build script). moq_crypto::sign::SecretKey converts into it, so its key file format and load_or_generate are reused.
Accept: a server whose accepted session fails to start (such as on a bad proof) now closes the transport with that error's code instead of leaving the client waiting.
Relay: --cluster-route-key <file> (cluster.route_key). Relays given the same file present an origin under one key; a missing file is generated with mode 0600; unset generates a fresh key per start.
Browsers: when the WebTransport exposes exportKeyingMaterial (Firefox today), a tab proves one non-extractable WebCrypto Ed25519 key per page load; elsewhere it sends nothing. JS keeps a peer's proof but never relies on it, since tabs file no routes.
Draft: Route Key Parameter section, the parameter table, RFC 8032/8446 and webtrans-h3 references, and a changelog bullet.
Reference model and router fixtures: the model's proved exemption is gone, so a scoped peer's own identity is qualified like any other. scoped_delivery_through_two_uplinks_reaches_one_key now has l1 serve its own broadcast, lose its direct uplink, and the reader fail over through l2 under the same key (model and router). forged_identity_hijacks_claims_outside_the_forgers_scope asserts the forger's own identity is qualified.
Quests: retains proof.md to record the requested 2026-11-05 decision, explicitly superseding the replaced 2026-11-04 requirements; session.md points at PeerSetup::route_key and the relay flag.
A Rust/JS test vector (seed 01*32, secret 02*32, client side) pins the transcript in rs/moq-net/src/route/proof.rs and js/net/src/lite/route_key.test.ts.
Decisions
✅ Decided 2026-11-05 (maintainer, /quest-plan): Proof in SETUP, not ANNOUNCE_REQUEST/ANNOUNCE_OK, and no nonce. The plan's nonce existed to make the proof fresh, but the exporter already is: it is unique per session and secret to its two ends, and the side byte blocks reflection. With freshness covered, the proof is per session, so SETUP carries it once (96 bytes, one sign and one verify per session) instead of a 16-byte nonce plus 96 bytes on every announce stream. SETUP parameters are additive and ignored by peers that do not know them, and this leaves ANNOUNCE_REQUEST/OK to lite-07 route wire.
✅ Decided 2026-11-05 (maintainer, /quest-plan): The own identity stays a random u64. A peer cannot check H(key, per-process salt) without the salt, so it is indistinguishable from a random id; deriving it would add code and nothing verifiable. ROUTE still carries a u64 (the maintainer's "identity on the wire" choice stands).
moq-net calls rind directly rather than moving the key type to a lower crate: moq-crypto's sign feature depends on moq-net, and a new crate for one key type costs more than a pure-Rust dependency that every transport already pulls in.
The key lives on origin::Config, and moq-tokio gets no flag. Every session sharing the relay's origin proves it, so one relay flag covers accepted and dialed sessions on both runtimes. A moq-tokio flag would have no consumer: client apps own their origin and can set route_key there.
qmux bindings prove nothing. Its TLS stream moves into the driver after the handshake, so it cannot export on demand; TCP/TLS sessions fall back to the per-session key session integration gives unproven peers.
Browsers prove a per-page key with no new JS API, per the 2026-11-04 decision. A per-page key lets relays recognize one tab across its sessions; a persistent tab key can become an option once an app needs one.
The maintainer accepted choices 1 and 2 above on 2026-11-05; choices 3 through 6 remain as made. The own-identity choice is part of that accepted decision. No ANNOUNCE_OK proof body is required; moq-dev/moq#7764 owns its route-wire changes.
Alternatives
A per-announce proof with a nonce duplicates session freshness already supplied by the TLS exporter. H(key, per-process salt) adds no peer-verifiable identity information. These 2026-11-04 plan requirements are superseded by the decision above.
quest gate just ci: passed on 507d42581c (11,792 Rust tests, JS suites, compile/lint, draft, markdown, quest and repository checks).
quest gate just fix: passed; generated formatting changes committed.
quest gate just test interop --all: all checks passed on b6ac5aac0e, covering Rust, Python, Go, C++, JS, Node, Bun, C, and GStreamer. The subsequent commit only corrects test documentation.
Focused bun test js/net/src/lite/route_key.test.ts: 5 passed, including unavailable Ed25519 across sessions.
Merge: merged main d0c73e35844c65bdd27bd43cba37431de14fee60, preserving poll-based handshake acceptance, route API changes, and moq-auth's async feature. A refused proof still closes the accepted transport with the correct code.
Automated findings: unsupported Ed25519 now leaves the page unproven without retrying key generation; the draft no longer prohibits future TLS binding exporters. No ANNOUNCE_OK proof body is required.
Review
mechanical fix by codex / Codex: Merged base preserving both migration notes; explicitly discarded a newly returned test Result without changing behavior. Passed: cargo test --locked -p moq-crypto -p moq-net -p moq-net-tests -p moq-quic -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio -p moq-uring; bun run --cwd js/net build; bun run --cwd js/net test; cargo fmt --all --check; git diff --check. (head 3523119)
Latest: head de4167f92284712a85b750143880282d2fb068a9 (merge of origin/main at 1c140ac9b9; rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md conflict resolved by keeping both entries): Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, quest review --base origin/main --branch quest/m1/cluster-routing/routes/proof, round 1, zero findings. just check origin/main passed.
Claude Code, Claude Opus 5.5, medium effort, quest review --base origin/main --branch quest/m1/cluster-routing/routes/proof.
Latest round 2: head 507d42581c337df7f6c8c89fdd96513552d7f29b, zero findings.
Round 1 dispositions:
Fixed the test documentation that was attached to the wrong SETUP test.
Refuted exporter-error downgrading: the retained 2026-11-04 maintainer decision selects exporter capability at setup with no runtime fallback. A missing exporter is unproven; a malfunctioning selected exporter fails loudly. Real Firefox validation remains a stated gap below.
Refuted private encoder deduplication: both implementations currently encode identical bytes; no wrong behavior was identified, and extracting them would add public WebTransport API to the common QUIC layer solely for two small private encoders. The re-check accepted both refutations.
Follow-ups
Before the lite-07 cut, confirm a real Firefox WebTransport proof verifies at the relay. Current tests compare Rust/JS transcript vectors and both Rust exporter ends; a browser-to-relay exporter check remains a known validation gap (automated review). Suggested only, not planned here.
A lite-07 endpoint proves its origin's Ed25519 route key with the new
Route Key Setup Parameter: a signature over keying material both ends
export from the session and the prover's side, so the proof neither
replays on another session nor reflects to its sender. QUIC and
WebTransport sessions export it; other transports prove nothing.
moq-relay loads the key from --cluster-route-key, so relays sharing the
file fail over as one origin to a scoped peer. Browsers whose
WebTransport exposes exportKeyingMaterial prove one key per page.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A server that failed to start an accepted session, such as on a client
route key proof that does not verify, disarmed its close guard without
closing the transport, so the client never learned why.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Scoped peers prove a route key
feat(net): origins prove a route key in lite-07 SETUP
Nov 5, 2026
The changes add session keying-material export and Ed25519 route-key proofs to lite-07 SETUP. Rust and JavaScript implementations generate, encode, and verify proofs. Relay configuration can load or generate a route key. Routing plans and tests cover qualifying a scoped peer’s own identity and failover through a sibling uplink.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 35231
Make shared route-key file creation atomic before merging: concurrent or interrupted initialization can prevent relay startup. Correct the narrower proof-selection, exporter, and documentation issues as well. Scoped routing integration remains separate from this proof implementation.
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No actionable findings. The route-key proof and version-gated verification fit the transport and relay routing model; the explicit proof transcript and refusal paths are a reasonable direction.
Verification: GitHub-only static review of the changed files and surrounding transport, SETUP and routing code. I did not run tests, builds or interop; hosted checks were still running when inspected.
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ℹ️ Minor suggestions only — the transcript, side byte, and exporter derivations all check out against RFC 8446, webtrans-h3 §4.8, and each other.
Reviewed changes
Wire: lite-07 SETUP gains Route Key (0x8), a 96-byte Ed25519 public key plus a signature over the domain label, the prover's side byte, and 32 bytes exported from the session; a wrong-length value or failed signature closes with PROTOCOL_VIOLATION.
Exporter: poll::Session::export_keying_material defaults to None; raw QUIC uses the TLS exporter, WebTransport derives the per-session exporter from EXPORTER-WebTransport with the draft's context struct, the in-memory transport uses a per-pair HKDF secret, and the boxed, moq-uring local, and uring web wrappers forward it.
Key: moq_net::origin::RouteKey on origin::Config::route_key, built from moq_crypto::sign::SecretKey, proved by every lite-07 session on the origin; the relay gains --cluster-route-key.
Peer side: PeerSetup verifies a proof against its own transcript with the peer's side, keeps the proven key, and refuses a bad one; a server whose accepted session fails to start now closes the transport with that error's code.
Browser: a tab proves one WebCrypto Ed25519 key per page load where the transport exposes exportKeyingMaterial.
Fixtures: the reference model drops the proved exemption, and the two-uplink and forgery contracts now assert the sender's own identity is qualified under a scoped grant.
Draft: Route Key Parameter section, parameter table row, RFC 8032/8446 and webtrans-h3 references, and a changelog bullet.
ℹ️ The browser proof path is untested end to end and fails closed
The only proof a browser produces is unit-tested against a fake WebTransport, and the interop suite runs the JS client in bun, which has no exportKeyingMaterial, so a tab never proves there. Because the tab's exporter output must match the relay's byte for byte and a mismatch is a hard PROTOCOL_VIOLATION, a single shipped-Firefox idiosyncrasy in the WebTransport exporter (or in how the session ID is fed into the context) breaks media for every tab rather than leaving it unproven — the state the feature is designed to tolerate.
Worth confirming once against a real Firefox build before the lite-07 cut and recording the result in the PR, so the first report of this arrives before the cut rather than after.
Technical details
# Browser exporter is unverified against a real implementation## Affected sites-`js/net/src/lite/route_key.ts:25-31` — proof derived from `transport.exportKeyingMaterial`-`rs/moq-tokio/src/quic/web/session.rs:1077-1101` — server side of the same derivation
-`rs/moq-tokio/src/quic/web/session.rs:1370` — `both_ends_export_the_same_keying_material` pairs two Rust ends
## Required outcome- Evidence that a browser-computed proof verifies against a moq-tokio WebTransport session (or an explicit note that this is a known gap checked at the cut).
## Suggested approach (optional)- A manual check is enough: load a page that opens a lite-07 WebTransport session to a relay with `--cluster-route-key`, and confirm the relay logs `peer proved its route key` rather than closing with PROTOCOL_VIOLATION.
## Open questions for the human (optional)- Does `moq-tokio` permit more than one WebTransport session per h3 connection in a way that would change which stream ID each side calls the session ID?
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ℹ️ No critical issues — both prior findings are fixed. One minor decision-record wording issue inline.
Reviewed changes
Restored quest/m1/cluster-routing/routes/proof.md and recorded the accepted 2026-11-05 decision across the quest tree, superseding the per-announce and nonce requirements.
Cached a failed Ed25519 generation as page-level unavailability in js/net, so later sessions stay unproven instead of failing to connect, with a fresh-process regression test.
Reworded the draft to forbid sending the parameter on a session without an exporter rather than forbidding it on the other bindings.
Merged main, adapting the refused-accept close to the restructured Unanswered guard and reattaching the SETUP test comments to their cases.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Corrected the session.md decision record: the SETUP route-key paragraph is now dated Decided 2026-11-05 (maintainer, /quest-plan), and the ✅ option reads (2026-11-05, maintainer, /quest-plan; supersedes the per-announce proof option), matching proof.md and resolving the prior review's wording thread.
The browser exporter validation gap remains recorded as a pre-cut follow-up in the PR body, not a merge blocker.
No actionable findings. Compared with my prior review at 83af022 and checked the current diff against main (1c140ac). The browser key-generation failure now stays unproven across sessions, the draft permits future exporter-capable bindings, and the accepted SETUP decision is recorded. The merged poll-based accept path still closes failed proofs with the correct error code.
Direction: the session-bound SETUP proof remains a sound fit; retain the documented real-Firefox-to-relay proof check before the lite-07 cut.
Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of the 45-file PR and relevant surrounding code. I did not run tests, builds, or browser interop. The current head's hosted Check workflow was still running when inspected.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at de4167f because it conflicts with main (merge_conflict).
The land fixer works on it in the background, and the watcher re-enqueues it at the back of the queue once it is fixed or judged flaky, or hands it back here with what it needs.
Merged base and retained both independently added migration notes. Explicitly discarded the SETUP result in an existing publisher test to preserve its behavior and remove the unused-result warning. The final Rust test run passed for all seven touched packages, including doctests; the JavaScript build and tests passed (2903 passed, 2 skipped). During validation, model::track::test::pool_debt_sheds_a_flight_without_its_cached_group passed, then failed once with "frame 763: 8402340 bytes held", then passed in the final full run. Its memory-bound assertion was left unchanged for follow-up.
quest land watch: armed auto-merge on this pull request at 3523119, so it joins the back of the merge queue once its required checks pass, with the land fixer's fix (codex / Codex): Merged base preserving both migration notes; explicitly discarded a newly returned test Result without changing behavior. Passed: cargo test --locked -p moq-crypto -p moq-net -p moq-net-tests -p moq-quic -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio -p moq-uring; bun run --cwd js/net build; bun run --cwd js/net test; cargo fmt --all --check; git diff --check..
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✅ No new issues found.
The new commit is a merge of main (#7874); the conflict resolution keeps every migration entry and adapts main's new tests to PeerSetup::set returning Result. cargo check -p moq-net --all-features --tests passes on the merged tree, and main's refactor touched neither origin.rs nor route/ nor transport, so no semantic overlap with the route-key work.
Reviewed changes
Merged main at e8fae374a (#7874) into the branch; rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md keeps the #7937 route-key entry above main's #7874, #7944, and #7607 entries with all text intact.
Adapted the eleven PeerSetup::set(...) call sites in main's new rs/moq-net/src/lite/publisher.rs tests to the Result return: ten .unwrap(), and one discarded result in the lite-01..06 subscribe-answer test where a default SETUP cannot fail.
both_ends_export_the_same_keying_material opens one WebTransport session per connection. Removing id.to_be_bytes() from webtransport_exporter_context would still pass every assertion. Peers still match, an empty context still differs, and the framed export still differs from the raw connection export. A regression that drops the session ID would not be caught.
A second session on the same connection would detect that regression, because the two exports should differ. The current sessions helper consumes the Connection by value, and Connection does not implement Clone. A second-session case needs a way to open another WebTransport session on one connection. The existing test helpers do not provide that.
The uring copy of webtransport_exporter_context in rs/moq-uring/src/quic/web.rs has no exporter test. Equivalent coverage needs a web-session setup in rs/moq-uring/tests/integration/. The tokio helpers do not apply there.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-tokio/src/quic/web/session.rs around lines 1353 -
1355:
Extend `both_ends_export_the_same_keying_material` to compare exporter output
for two distinct WebTransport sessions on the same connection, establishing a
supported way to open a second session without relying on `Connection: Clone`;
assert the session-specific exports differ while preserving existing
peer-agreement checks. Add equivalent coverage for the uring
`webtransport_exporter_context` using a web-session setup in the uring
integration tests, since the Tokio helpers do not apply there.
The test named a transport with an exporter proves one key per page calls proveRouteKey twice on the same transport object. A cache keyed by transport would return the same key for both calls and still pass. No other test compares public keys from two transport objects. Add a second transport with its own exporter, then assert that its public key matches the first key.
🧪 Suggested test addition
expect(labels).toEqual(["EXPORTER-moq-lite-route-key", "EXPORTER-moq-lite-route-key"]);
+ const other = {+ exportKeyingMaterial: async (_label: BufferSource, _context: BufferSource, length: number) =>+ new Uint8Array(length).fill(4),+ } as unknown as WebTransport;+ const third = await proveRouteKey(other, true);+ expect(third?.subarray(0, 32)).toEqual(first?.subarray(0, 32));
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Review comment at @js/net/src/lite/route_key.test.ts around lines 62 - 65:
Update the test named “a transport with an exporter proves one key per page” to
create a second WebTransport object with its own exporter, call proveRouteKey
with it, and assert its public key matches the first transport’s public key.
Keep the existing same-transport assertions.
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Review comments at @js/net/src/lite/route_key.ts:
- Line 28: Update proveRouteKey to catch failures from the awaited exporter call
and return undefined, matching the existing missing-exporter behavior. Preserve
successful key derivation; ensure exporter failure allows SETUP to proceed
without a proof rather than ending the session.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md:
- Line 9: Update the route_key migration note to clarify that its SETUP proof
only binds the session and does not yet affect route filing or origin failover;
retain the existing statement that None is the default and proves nothing.
- Line 9: Qualify the route-key proof statement for origin::Config::route_key:
say that lite-07 sessions prove the route key in SETUP only when their transport
has an exporter. Preserve the existing explanation of shared keys and the
default None behavior.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/lite/session.rs:
- Around line 274-277: Update the route_key selection so it uses the publish
origin’s key whenever the publish origin is present, including when that key is
None; consult the subscribe origin only when publish is absent. Keep the
selection aligned with the existing Hop selection behavior.
Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/transport/memory.rs:
- Line 453: Update the length-prefix encoding in the in-memory
`export_keying_material` implementation to use fixed-width prefixes for both
label and context, so valid inputs longer than 255 bytes are not rejected.
Preserve collision-resistant separation between the label and context, and avoid
returning `None` solely because either length exceeds the single-byte range.
Review comments at @rs/moq-relay/src/cluster.rs:
- Around line 1411-1413: Update SecretKey::load_or_generate to write newly
generated key material to a temporary file in the same directory, then publish
it atomically without replacing an existing key. If another process wins the
race and publication reports AlreadyExists, load the existing key; ensure failed
writes do not leave an invalid key file behind.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @js/net/src/lite/route_key.test.ts:
- Around line 62-65: Update the test named “a transport with an exporter proves
one key per page” to create a second WebTransport object with its own exporter,
call proveRouteKey with it, and assert its public key matches the first
transport’s public key. Keep the existing same-transport assertions.
Review comments at @rs/moq-tokio/src/quic/web/session.rs:
- Around line 1353-1355: Extend `both_ends_export_the_same_keying_material` to
compare exporter output for two distinct WebTransport sessions on the same
connection, establishing a supported way to open a second session without
relying on `Connection: Clone`; assert the session-specific exports differ while
preserving existing peer-agreement checks. Add equivalent coverage for the uring
`webtransport_exporter_context` using a web-session setup in the uring
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Catch exporter failures in proveRouteKey and send SETUP without a proof.
proveRouteKey awaits exportKeyingMaterial with no guard. A rejection there ends #sendSetup, which ends the whole session. Treat an exporter failure like a missing exporter: return undefined. The peer then records the session as unproven and keeps it open.
Suggested fix
--- "a/js/net/src/lite/route_key.ts"+++ "b/js/net/src/lite/route_key.ts"@@ -24,8 +24,13 @@
*/
export async function proveRouteKey(transport: WebTransport, client: boolean): Promise<Uint8Array | undefined> {
const exporter = (transport as { exportKeyingMaterial?: Exporter }).exportKeyingMaterial;
if (typeof exporter !== "function") return undefined;
- const secret = new Uint8Array(await exporter.call(transport, EXPORTER_LABEL, new Uint8Array(), SECRET_SIZE));+ let secret: Uint8Array;+ try {+ secret = new Uint8Array(await exporter.call(transport, EXPORTER_LABEL, new Uint8Array(), SECRET_SIZE));+ } catch {+ return undefined;+ }
// Select page capability once: unavailable Ed25519 leaves sessions unproven.
pageKey ??= (
crypto.subtle.generateKey({ name: "Ed25519" }, false, ["sign", "verify"]) as Promise<CryptoKeyPair>
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Review comment at @js/net/src/lite/route_key.ts at line 28:
Update proveRouteKey to catch failures from the awaited exporter call and return
undefined, matching the existing missing-exporter behavior. Preserve successful
key derivation; ensure exporter failure allows SETUP to proceed without a proof
rather than ending the session.
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### Origins prove a route key ([#7937](https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/pull/7937))
`origin::Config::route_key` takes an `origin::RouteKey`, which every lite-07 session on the origin proves to its peer in SETUP. Origins sharing a key fail over as one to a peer that scopes them; `None`, the default, proves nothing.
Correct the route-key migration note: proofs are sent, but scoped filing and failover are not implemented.
The note at rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md:9 says origins sharing a key "fail over as one to a peer that scopes them." At head, no production code builds a scope from a peer's verified key, so a shared key does not change filing or failover in this release. State that scoped filing is not yet implemented, and that the proof only binds the session.
📝 Suggested wording
--- "a/rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md"+++ "b/rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md"@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
### Origins prove a route key ([#7937](https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/pull/7937))
-`origin::Config::route_key` takes an `origin::RouteKey`, which every lite-07 session on the origin proves to its peer in SETUP. Origins sharing a key fail over as one to a peer that scopes them; `None`, the default, proves nothing.+`origin::Config::route_key` takes an `origin::RouteKey`, which every lite-07 session on the origin proves to its peer in SETUP. The proof does not yet change how routes are filed or how origins fail over; `None`, the default, proves nothing.
A proof binds to the session through the new `poll::Session::export_keying_material`, which defaults to `None`: a transport over TLS returns its exporter, and a wrapper around another transport forwards it.
### Group batch operations and `poll_next_frame` are crate-private ([#7874](https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/pull/7874))
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`origin::Config::route_key` takes an `origin::RouteKey`, which every lite-07 session on the origin proves to its peer in SETUP. Origins sharing a key fail over as one to a peer that scopes them; `None`, the default, proves nothing.
`origin::Config::route_key` takes an `origin::RouteKey`, which every lite-07 session on the origin proves to its peer in SETUP. The proof does not yet change how routes are filed or how origins fail over; `None`, the default, proves nothing.
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Update the route_key migration note to clarify that its SETUP proof only binds
the session and does not yet affect route filing or origin failover; retain the
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Qualify the route-key proof claim for transports without an exporter.
Line 9 says every lite-07 session on the origin proves the route key. That is not true for a transport whose export_keying_material returns None, which is the trait default. Line 10 gives the exporter rule, but only after the unqualified claim. Qualify line 9 so the claim matches the code.
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--- "a/rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md"+++ "b/rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md"@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
### Origins prove a route key ([#7937](https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/pull/7937))
-`origin::Config::route_key` takes an `origin::RouteKey`, which every lite-07 session on the origin proves to its peer in SETUP. Origins sharing a key fail over as one to a peer that scopes them; `None`, the default, proves nothing.+`origin::Config::route_key` takes an `origin::RouteKey`, which every lite-07 session on the origin proves to its peer in SETUP when its transport has an exporter. Origins sharing a key fail over as one to a peer that scopes them; `None`, the default, proves nothing.
A proof binds to the session through the new `poll::Session::export_keying_material`, which defaults to `None`: a transport over TLS returns its exporter, and a wrapper around another transport forwards it.
### Group batch operations and `poll_next_frame` are crate-private ([#7874](https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/pull/7874))
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`origin::Config::route_key` takes an `origin::RouteKey`, which every lite-07 session on the origin proves to its peer in SETUP. Origins sharing a key fail over as one to a peer that scopes them; `None`, the default, proves nothing.
`origin::Config::route_key` takes an `origin::RouteKey`, which every lite-07 session on the origin proves to its peer in SETUP when its transport has an exporter. Origins sharing a key fail over as one to a peer that scopes them; `None`, the default, proves nothing.
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Qualify the route-key proof statement for origin::Config::route_key: say that
lite-07 sessions prove the route key in SETUP only when their transport has an
exporter. Preserve the existing explanation of shared keys and the default None
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sed -n '250,290p' rs/moq-net/src/lite/session.rs
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Don't fall back to the subscribe origin's key when the publish origin has no route key.
When the publish origin is set and its route_key is None, the session proves the subscribe origin's key instead. origin::Config::route_key documents that None proves nothing. A peer that files routes under the proved key can therefore file this origin's publish routes under a key that the publish origin does not prove. No code in rs/moq-net/src or rs/moq-relay/src reads the peer's proved key yet, so the effect is latent. Keep the subscribe fallback only when the publish origin is absent, as the Hop selection does.
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--- "a/rs/moq-net/src/lite/session.rs"+++ "b/rs/moq-net/src/lite/session.rs"@@ -271,10 +271,10 @@
.then(|| session.export_keying_material(crate::route::EXPORTER_LABEL, &[]))
.flatten()
.map(crate::route::Transcript::new);
- let route_key = publish- .as_ref()- .and_then(|origin| origin.route_key())- .or_else(|| subscribe.as_ref().and_then(|origin| origin.route_key()));+ let route_key = match &publish {+ Some(origin) => origin.route_key(),+ None => subscribe.as_ref().and_then(|origin| origin.route_key()),+ };
if let (Some(transcript), Some(key)) = (&transcript, route_key) {
our_setup.route_key = Some(transcript.prove(&key, client));
}
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Update the route_key selection so it uses the publish origin’s key whenever the
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Accept contexts longer than 255 bytes in the in-memory exporter.
export_keying_material returns None when context is longer than 255 bytes, because the u8::try_from length prefix fails. The trait documents None as "the transport has no exporter", but this session holds the exporter secret and can derive keying material for that input. A TLS 1.3 exporter hashes the context and accepts a context of any length, so this in-memory behavior differs from the TLS backend for a valid input.
Use one fixed-width length prefix for both label and context. The label limit has no basis in the trait contract, and the same prefix covers it:
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--- "a/rs/moq-net/src/transport/memory.rs"+++ "b/rs/moq-net/src/transport/memory.rs"@@ -449,8 +449,8 @@
}
fn export_keying_material(&self, label: &[u8], context: &[u8]) -> Option<[u8; 32]> {
// Length-prefixed, so no label and context pair collides with another.
- let lengths = [u8::try_from(label.len()).ok()?, u8::try_from(context.len()).ok()?];+ let lengths = [(label.len() as u64).to_be_bytes(), (context.len() as u64).to_be_bytes()].concat();
let mut output = [0; 32];
self.conn()
.secret
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let lengths = [u8::try_from(label.len()).ok()?, u8::try_from(context.len()).ok()?];
let lengths = [(label.len()asu64).to_be_bytes(),(context.len()asu64).to_be_bytes()].concat();
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Update the length-prefix encoding in the in-memory `export_keying_material`
implementation to use fixed-width prefixes for both label and context, so valid
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Publish the route-key file atomically in SecretKey::load_or_generate.
The relay now calls SecretKey::load_or_generate for --cluster-route-key. That function creates the key file, then writes the seed. A concurrent start can read the empty or partial file and fail with InvalidData. If the write fails, the empty file stays on disk, and every later start fails the same way until an operator deletes it. Write the seed to a temporary file in the same directory, then publish it with hard_link (or an equivalent no-replace rename). If the link returns AlreadyExists, load the existing key.
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Update SecretKey::load_or_generate to write newly generated key material to a
temporary file in the same directory, then publish it atomically without
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Resolve the routes epic and proof quest conflicts with #7937,
and key the draft's qualified Node IDs by the SETUP Route Key proof.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
#7937 implemented the lite-07 SETUP route key proof but kept the
quest file to record its decision, which the routes epic and session
integration already carry. Delete it and its links.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Completes quest/m1/cluster-routing/routes/proof.md.
Problem
Scoped routing needs a session-bound key proof so origins sharing a key can fail over under one identity scope.
Approach
A lite-07 endpoint proves its origin's Ed25519 route key to its peer, bound to the session, so a relay that scopes the peer can file every identity it sends under that key (the filing itself is Route session integration, which already plans to read it).
"moq-lite route key" || side (0 client, 1 server) || exporter("EXPORTER-moq-lite-route-key", "", 32). The exported secret makes the proof session-bound (no replay on another session), and the side byte stops a peer reflecting our proof back at us. A wrong-length value or a failed signature closes the session with PROTOCOL_VIOLATION.transport::poll::Session::export_keying_material(label, context) -> Option<[u8; 32]>, defaultNone. Raw QUIC (moq-tokio, moq-uring) uses the TLS exporter; WebTransport derives each session's own exporter per draft-ietf-webtrans-http3-17 section 4.8 (EXPORTER-WebTransportwith the session-ID context), which is what the browser'sexportKeyingMaterialcomputes. The in-memory transport exports from a per-pair HKDF secret so in-process sessions behave like QUIC. qmux (TCP/TLS, WebSocket, WebRTC) has none, so those sessions prove nothing.moq_net::origin::RouteKeyonorigin::Config::route_key, next to the origin'shop; every session on the origin proves it. moq-net calls rind directly (pure Rust, no build script).moq_crypto::sign::SecretKeyconverts into it, so its key file format andload_or_generateare reused.--cluster-route-key <file>(cluster.route_key). Relays given the same file present an origin under one key; a missing file is generated with mode 0600; unset generates a fresh key per start.exportKeyingMaterial(Firefox today), a tab proves one non-extractable WebCrypto Ed25519 key per page load; elsewhere it sends nothing. JS keeps a peer's proof but never relies on it, since tabs file no routes.provedexemption is gone, so a scoped peer's own identity is qualified like any other.scoped_delivery_through_two_uplinks_reaches_one_keynow has l1 serve its own broadcast, lose its direct uplink, and the reader fail over through l2 under the same key (model and router).forged_identity_hijacks_claims_outside_the_forgers_scopeasserts the forger's own identity is qualified.proof.mdto record the requested 2026-11-05 decision, explicitly superseding the replaced 2026-11-04 requirements; session.md points atPeerSetup::route_keyand the relay flag.A Rust/JS test vector (seed
01*32, secret02*32, client side) pins the transcript inrs/moq-net/src/route/proof.rsandjs/net/src/lite/route_key.test.ts.Decisions
H(key, per-process salt)without the salt, so it is indistinguishable from a random id; deriving it would add code and nothing verifiable. ROUTE still carries a u64 (the maintainer's "identity on the wire" choice stands).signfeature depends on moq-net, and a new crate for one key type costs more than a pure-Rust dependency that every transport already pulls in.origin::Config, and moq-tokio gets no flag. Every session sharing the relay's origin proves it, so one relay flag covers accepted and dialed sessions on both runtimes. A moq-tokio flag would have no consumer: client apps own their origin and can setroute_keythere.The maintainer accepted choices 1 and 2 above on 2026-11-05; choices 3 through 6 remain as made. The own-identity choice is part of that accepted decision. No ANNOUNCE_OK proof body is required; moq-dev/moq#7764 owns its route-wire changes.
Alternatives
A per-announce proof with a nonce duplicates session freshness already supplied by the TLS exporter. H(key, per-process salt) adds no peer-verifiable identity information. These 2026-11-04 plan requirements are superseded by the decision above.
Impact
origin::RouteKey(generate,from_seed),origin::Config::route_key,transport::poll::Session::export_keying_material(defaulted; wrappers should forward it).connection::Connection::export_keying_material(label, context) -> Option<[u8; 32]>.impl From<&sign::SecretKey> for moq_net::origin::RouteKey.--cluster-route-key/MOQ_CLUSTER_ROUTE_KEY/cluster.route_key.SetupgainsrouteKey.-wip) SETUP gains parameter 0x8. Older versions ignore it.Validation
quest gate just ci: passed on507d42581c(11,792 Rust tests, JS suites, compile/lint, draft, markdown, quest and repository checks).quest gate just fix: passed; generated formatting changes committed.quest gate just test interop --all: all checks passed onb6ac5aac0e, covering Rust, Python, Go, C++, JS, Node, Bun, C, and GStreamer. The subsequent commit only corrects test documentation.bun test js/net/src/lite/route_key.test.ts: 5 passed, including unavailable Ed25519 across sessions.d0c73e35844c65bdd27bd43cba37431de14fee60, preserving poll-based handshake acceptance, route API changes, and moq-auth's async feature. A refused proof still closes the accepted transport with the correct code.Review
mechanical fix by codex / Codex:
Merged base preserving both migration notes; explicitly discarded a newly returned test Result without changing behavior. Passed: cargo test --locked -p moq-crypto -p moq-net -p moq-net-tests -p moq-quic -p moq-relay -p moq-tokio -p moq-uring; bun run --cwd js/net build; bun run --cwd js/net test; cargo fmt --all --check; git diff --check.(head 3523119)de4167f92284712a85b750143880282d2fb068a9(merge oforigin/mainat1c140ac9b9;rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.mdconflict resolved by keeping both entries): Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort,quest review --base origin/main --branch quest/m1/cluster-routing/routes/proof, round 1, zero findings.just check origin/mainpassed.Claude Code, Claude Opus 5.5, medium effort,
quest review --base origin/main --branch quest/m1/cluster-routing/routes/proof.Latest round 2: head
507d42581c337df7f6c8c89fdd96513552d7f29b, zero findings.Round 1 dispositions:
Follow-ups
Before the lite-07 cut, confirm a real Firefox WebTransport proof verifies at the relay. Current tests compare Rust/JS transcript vectors and both Rust exporter ends; a browser-to-relay exporter check remains a known validation gap (automated review). Suggested only, not planned here.
Existing Route session integration, which consumes
PeerSetup::route_key.(Written by GPT-6.1 Sol with high)