feat(api): server-side mask of contact PII for non-admin users (EVO-1551)

[marcelogorutuba]

Summary

• New ContactPiiMasker helper (app/lib/) — Ruby port of the frontend masking rules
• Masks phone_number, email, identifier, source_id and phone-shaped name server-side when account flag is on AND Current.user is non-admin
• Patched: ContactSerializer, ConversationSerializer, MessageSerializer, NotificationSerializer, Contact#push_event_data, Message#conversation_push_event_data, and 4 legacy jbuilders
• Guards via Current.user.administrator? (covers super_admin / account_owner / administrator / admin)
• Background jobs / webhooks / service tokens see clean data (Current.user is nil → masker bails out)

Out of scope (registrar pro PM)

• contact_inboxes.source_id agora mascarado, mas o frontend depende dele pra wa.me/click-to-call — atendente que precisar ligar terá UX degradada (esperado: o objetivo é justamente impedir contato fora)
• Widget endpoints (/widget/contacts/*) — não mascarados (contato vendo o próprio perfil)
• Webhooks externos — não mascarados (integrações dependem)

Test plan

• bundle exec rspec spec/lib/contact_pii_masker_spec.rb → 21/21 passing
• As non-admin agent: GET /api/v1/contacts → phone/email/identifier mascarados
• As non-admin agent: GET /api/v1/conversations → meta.sender masked, contact masked, last_non_activity_message.sender masked
• As admin: same endpoints → all clean
• Webhook delivery to external URL → still receives clean data

Linked Issue

• EVO-1551

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[dpaes]

🔴 Reprovado — EVO-1551 (vazamento de PII no ActionCable)

Bloqueador de segurança confirmado neste PR. Card volta para Todo; PR fica aberto.

CB-2 — PII crua no frame WebSocket pro agente

ContactPiiMasker.should_mask? retorna false quando Current.user/Current.account é nil. O ActionCableListener#message_created broadcasta message.push_event_data pros tokens de todos os agentes do inbox. Para a mensagem recebida do contato (o evento realtime mais comum), o processamento roda em job de background (Webhooks::WhatsappEventsJob → incoming_message_service, que nunca seta Current.*). Logo, mesmo com a flag ON, o frame WS message.created carrega phone/email/identifier/name crus — exatamente a "Network-tab leak" que o masker afirma fechar. A carga HTTP inicial vem mascarada; o push ao vivo vaza.

Trilha: app/lib/contact_pii_masker.rb (return false if user.nil?); app/listeners/action_cable_listener.rb; app/jobs/webhooks/whatsapp_events_job.rb (sem Current.); app/models/message.rb:353 + ~157-165; app/dispatchers/sync_dispatcher.rb.

Fix sugerido: resolver o contexto de conta no caminho de broadcast independentemente de Current.user (mascarar no push_event_data com base na config da conta, não na presença de um user logado).

Além disso: este PR está BEHIND develop (1 commit, 011ec02 não-relacionado) — precisa rebase antes do merge.

[dpaes]

🔴 Changes requested — EVO-1551 round 5 (re-review)

5-dimension adversarial re-review (root-cause, egress sweep, B3, spec rigor, auth/misc), every blocker/high refute-verified by an independent verifier. The round-4 work is mostly solid — but one blocker holds the merge, and it's the same recurring failure mode that rejected rounds 1-4: a REST fix whose WebSocket twin was missed.

🔴 Blocker — content_attributes ships RAW on the WebSocket broadcast

Message#push_event_data (app/models/message.rb:142) builds the frame via attributes.symbolize_keys.merge(...). attributes includes the content_attributes store column (message.rb:104: submitted_email, submitted_values, email), so the WebWidget pre-chat captured email/phone ship raw in every message.created / message.updated / first_reply_created frame, broadcast to all user_tokens (action_cable_listener.rb:38,182-185) — i.e. non-admin agents on the inbox. The H2 scrub (scrub_pii_content_attributes) is wired ONLY into the two REST serializers (message_serializer.rb:37, conversation_serializer.rb:209), never into push_event_data. Frontend reads data.content_attributes verbatim off the frame (WebSocketContext.tsx:271) and UI masking is visual-only.

Repro: flag ON, a lead submits the WebWidget pre-chat form → a non-admin agent opens DevTools → Network/WS and recovers the lead's raw email + phone from the live frame. Exactly the leak this card exists to close. No spec exercises content_attributes on any push_event_data path, so a shallow smoke won't catch it.

This is independent of the round-4 root-cause fix (which is correct) — the masker is simply never invoked for this field on the WS path.

Fix path: route content_attributes through ContactPiiMasker.scrub_pii_content_attributes in push_event_data (and the conversation embed via EventDataPresenter#push_messages) when account_flag_enabled? — the same predicate you already use for source_id at message.rb:162 (CB-6) — plus a spec asserting the scrub on the WS frame.

✅ Solid (keep — round 4 delivered the rest)

• Root cause B1/B2 genuinely closed: resolved_account → RuntimeConfig.account closes the "Current.account nil on a worker thread" class at the predicate; async is ActiveJob-only (no raw threads/Kafka/RabbitMQ); around_perform is reentrancy-safe and never clobbers an outer value. The worker-shape spec (action_cable_broadcast_job_spec.rb:54-104) is real — uses Current.reset, leaves Current.account nil, stubs only RuntimeConfig, asserts masked output. Proves the fix.
• B3 contactable_inboxes: allowlist exposes only opaque non-PII ids, default-deny strips phone-bearing channels, the conversation-creation round-trip doesn't break (builder regenerates source_id server-side, byte-identical), admin sees raw. Couldn't break it.
• Auth gate (CB-1): effective-change + deep_merge sound, no partial-PATCH bypass.
• R5-L3 → EVO-1693: deferral is legit — the role-key footgun only over-masks an admin (UX), never makes an agent see raw and never fails open. Contract intact in the leak direction.
• Model integrity: the masker never mutates the model → WhatsApp/automation/AI/webhooks read raw, delivery unaffected.

🟡 Non-blocking (not holding beyond the blocker)

• Medium: mask_phone_like_name leaves an embedded phone raw on mixed names (any letter short-circuits to raw, e.g. "Cliente 11999998888"). Bounded (dedicated phone/identifier fields are masked), but a residual leak in name.
• Low: no regression spec for content_attributes on the WS path (needed once fixed); the CB-2/3/4 listener specs still stub Current.account (SR-1 is what actually proves the fallback); around_perform has no own spec; specs not run here (Docker down) + crm has no rspec in CI → please run bundle exec rspec locally and paste the output.
• Low/note: additional_attributes ships raw in push_event_data/ContactSerializer (outside the card's field set, pre-existing).

Card → Todo. PR stays open. Pinged you on Slack with the simplified version. 🙏

[marcelogorutuba]

Round 6 pushed (25d1680).

Daniel's round 5 blocker — closed

Raw content_attributes on the WebSocket frame: Message#push_event_data now goes through content_attributes_for_egress(audience: :broadcast), which uses account_flag_enabled? — same predicate as the source_id mask at message.rb:191. Frame is asserted clean by the new regression spec.

Beyond the blocker — full egress closure

Routed every other shape that could carry content_attributes past a server boundary through the same masker entrypoint:

• Message#webhook_data (outbound webhook payload)
• MessageSerializer, ConversationSerializer (consolidated, no more inline if should_mask?)
• _message.json.jbuilder, _widget_message.json.jbuilder, widget/messages/{create,index}.json.jbuilder, conversations/_conversation.json.jbuilder

Regression armed at CI

• Rubocop cop NoRawContentAttributesInEgress bans raw .content_attributes and attributes[:content_attributes] (the round-5 bug shape) inside serializers / jbuilder views / message.rb / webhook+actioncable listeners. Future paths fail CI.
• Invariant spec spec/regression/pii_egress_invariant_spec.rb walks every registered egress shape against a message carrying every PII-bearing key and asserts no PII token reaches the wire. A second meta-test greps cop-scoped paths to fail if any raw .content_attributes slips through.

Round 5 nit — closed

mask_phone_like_name now masks the embedded phone in mixed strings like "Cliente 11999998888" → "Cliente *******8888", instead of returning raw on any letter.

Bonus audit finding — closed

evolution_go_handlers/messages_upsert.rb:254 logged the full content_attributes hash to Rails logger — would have leaked submitted_email/submitted_values to log aggregators. Now logs keys only.

Not addressed

The "uns nits de spec" you mentioned in round 5 weren't enumerated in the summary message. If you can drop them inline on this round 6 push, I'll fold them in.

[dpaes]

Code review — EVO-1551 lead data masking — ✅ Approved (round 6)

Round 6 closes the single round-5 blocker (raw content_attributes in the WebSocket broadcast) — verified at the root, not patched at one call site.

• Message#push_event_data now overrides the raw column with content_attributes_for_egress(audience: :broadcast) → account_flag_enabled? (an admin caller can't defeat masking on a shared broadcast). The conversation embed (EventDataPresenter#push_messages → message.push_event_data) inherits the scrub automatically — there is no separate WS twin left to miss.
• REST serializers + the 5 jbuilders route through content_attributes_for_egress(audience: :per_request) (admin raw / agent masked).
• The whack-a-mole is structurally closed: a single chokepoint, a Rubocop cop (NoRawContentAttributesInEgress) that bans .content_attributes sends and the round-5 attributes[:content_attributes] bug shape in egress files, and an invariant spec doing both a runtime walk (PII tokens never appear in any egress output) and a static raw-read ban.

Non-blocking notes:

1. webhook_data now also scrubs content_attributes (registered in EGRESS_PATHS; outbound webhook classified as broadcast audience). This tightens beyond the earlier "webhooks out of scope" stance. Only the PII sub-keys are scrubbed and only when the opt-in flag is on, so it is defensible for the threat model — but confirm it won't break an integration that consumes the pre-chat submitted_email/submitted_values.
2. The cop + invariant spec are local guards: crm-community CI runs Sourcery/staleness/contract only (no RSpec/Rubocop), so the regression net is not CI-enforced. Wiring it into CI would be a good follow-up. The 0-offenses run is self-reported.

frontend#147 + auth#39 are unchanged since round 4 (round 6 is crm-only), previously vetted solid, now MERGEABLE/CLEAN. Approving and squash-merging the 3 PRs.