fix(auth): reject non-ID-token OIDC material in API bearer sessions

[seonghobae]

Description

Fixes the Strix HIGH finding (CVSS 8.8, surfaced org-wide after the gpt-5.6-luna Strix migration): _decode_cached_oidc_session_payload in backend/api/auth.py accepted any same-issuer RS256 JWT whose aud contains OIDC_CLIENT_ID as an API bearer session, with no token-type/authorized-party validation — so access tokens, and tokens minted for other clients that share the issuer and audience, were replayable as API sessions.

The enterprise IdP mints naruon session claims (role/org/groups/workspace) directly into the ID token, so the ID token remains the intended bearer credential by design. This change pins the accepted material to exactly that shape instead of changing the architecture:

• JOSE header typ, when present, must be JWT (case-insensitive). RFC 9068 access tokens declare at+jwt and are rejected before decode.
• token_use, when present, must be "id" (Cognito/Azure-style access-token discriminator).
• scope/scp claims present → reject. ADFS and Azure access tokens keep header typ: JWT but always carry these; ID tokens do not.
• azp, when present, must equal OIDC_CLIENT_ID (OIDC Core §3.1.3.7), so a token minted for another authorized party cannot ride a shared aud.

All checks fail closed with the existing 401 path. The deliberate tuple-audience contract is preserved (multi-audience tokens without azp are still accepted — test_oidc_session_accepts_tuple_audience unchanged).

This finding is pre-existing on develop and currently fails the required Strix check on multiple open PR heads (#1074/#1068/#1066/#1059/#964 as of 09:1xZ); landing this unblocks them at the root cause.

Type of change

• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)

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Local evidence: python -m pytest tests/test_auth_real.py -q → 97 passed (7 new cases: at+jwt + non-string typ headers, token_use=access, scope, scp, azp mismatch, and a positive ID-token case with matching azp/token_use and no typ header); ruff check and ruff format --check clean.

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[seonghobae]

⚠️ Hold — this fix inverts the credential direction and breaks Keycloak SSO login

naruon's API credential is the OIDC access token, not the ID token:

• frontend/src/app/auth/oidc/callback/route.ts:112 reads tokenJson.access_token and sets it as the session bearer; frontend/src/app/auth/session/route.ts:288 does the same. There is no id_token usage as a credential anywhere in the frontend.
• The IdP is Keycloak 24 (docker-compose.infra.yml, docker-compose.gateway.yml). Keycloak access tokens always carry a scope claim and body typ: "Bearer".

Running this PR's own predicates against realistic Keycloak tokens:

token	_reject_non_id_token_payload	result
Keycloak access token (frontend sends this; has scope)	REJECT (scope/scp present)	all SSO logins break
Keycloak ID token (the replay attack)	ACCEPT	vulnerability stays open

So this rejects the legitimate credential and admits the very token the Strix finding is about. It clears the Strix gate only because Strix's forged PoC trips these heuristics, not because the token-confusion class is closed.

The correct direction is the inverse: require the access-token marker (Keycloak body typ: "Bearer", or RFC 9068 header typ: at+jwt) and reject ID-token material. Converting to draft to prevent an auto-merge; a corrected PR follows.

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OpenCode Review Overview

• Head SHA: 0abe19748fc637fe49aca45d5a741775a76fc09e
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• Gate result: APPROVE (exit 0)

Changed-File Evidence Map

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  PR["PR changed files"] --> Evidence["OpenCode bounded evidence"]
  Evidence --> S1["Backend (2 files)"]
  S1 --> I1["API and service runtime"]
  I1 --> R1["Review risk: Backend (2 files)"]
  R1 --> V1["backend tests"]

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[seonghobae]

Corrected fix opened as #1078 (require access-token type / reject ID-token replay), verified against realistic Keycloak tokens with a load-bearing regression test. Recommend closing this PR in favor of #1078.

[seonghobae]

Closing as superseded by #1078. Independent re-verification confirms the design premise here was inverted: the frontend's API credential is the Keycloak access token (frontend/src/app/auth/oidc/callback/route.ts:112, session/route.ts:290; Keycloak 24 in docker-compose.infra.yml), which carries scope and typ=Bearer — this PR's scope/scp rejection would 401 every real login while Keycloak ID tokens still pass its checks, leaving the reported replay open. #1078's access-token-marker requirement is the correct direction.