feat(seal): renew due archive timestamps

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Summary

A B-LTA seal stays verifiable after its signing certificate expires because of its archive timestamp, and that timestamp's own authority certificate expires too. The audit already finds the seals that are due. This is what it does about them: with SEAL_TIMESTAMP_SOURCE set, the pass that finds a seal due renews it, by appending a new archive-time-stamp-v3 over everything the seal carries, including the previous one, so the chain is unbroken.

It costs a timestamp, not a seal, and needs no key. The signature, its certificate, the covered digest and the signature timestamp are untouched. Off unless asked.

Stacked on #440. This branch contains that PR's commit and its diff reads inflated until #440 merges; it targets main rather than #440's branch so it cannot be closed if the parent merges first. Review the second commit.

Related issue

Closes #348

Changes

• TimestampSource (dpp-seal): the seam for "something that will stamp an imprint". Core's SealPort is not extended: a renewal is a property of the stored bytes plus an authority, not of a sealing backend. Two sources, and no provider-specific code:
  • LocalTimestampSource: the development authority, so the whole path can be exercised. Refused at boot under NODE_PROFILE=production, since it can never be qualified.
  • Rfc3161Source: any authority speaking RFC 3161 over HTTP at SEAL_TIMESTAMP_URL. https only (plain http to loopback for a local authority), credentials in the address refused, no redirects, a capped body, a timeout. The token's signature, imprint and nonce are checked before it is used. Added to the outbound-check allow-list as an operator-chosen target, like the other provider clients.
• renewal::renew_archive_timestamp: works out the clause 5.5.3 imprint over the seal as it stands, asks the source, verifies the answer as an archive timestamp of this seal with the same reader the audit uses before the seal is touched, refuses a stamp that gains nothing or comes from a skewed clock, applies the caller's policy about the authority, and reads the result back before returning it.
• Policy on the authority. CadesInspector::renew_archive_timestamp takes require_qualified. Under production the authority must be one the held Trusted Lists name as qualified when it stamped (the standing from fix(seal): gate seal time on its authority #440), so a node holding no lists renews nothing rather than storing protection that only looks like protection. Boot warns when production renewal is on with TRUSTED_LIST_REFRESH off.
• Renewal inside the audit walk, per batch, no new table: audit_seals_once takes an optional renewer. A seal renewed in a pass is not counted as due; anything that could not be renewed is reported exactly as before. None is the old behaviour.
• SealOutbox::replace_seal: a compare-and-swap on the stored sealValue, so a renewal made from a seal that was re-published or repaired in the meantime writes nothing. Writes only the seal member, touches no outbox row (a renewal buys no seal), and leaves sealed_digest true.
• The due set arrives as a wall: every seal stamped under one authority certificate expires the same day. So at most 20 renewals per audit pass, and a failure every seal would share (authority unreachable, refused by the policy, or its certificate outlasts nothing) pauses renewals for an hour instead of retrying every seal on every pass. Counted on seal_archival_renewal_total{outcome}.
• TSTInfo follows RFC 3161 §2.4.2 in full. See below.
• Docs: .env.example, CHANGELOG, and the API descriptions that said nothing renews. RENEWAL_LEAD stays a fixed 90 days; its comment now says why.

Defects found on the way: the reader could parse only what its own writer made

Three separate things, all found by looking at what real authorities send. None of them could be found with a double, because a double only returns tokens this crate's own writer produced.

1. TSTInfo stopped at genTime, on the stated reasoning that "DER decoding of a SEQUENCE ignores what it was not asked for". It does not: a trailing field is an error. The serial was also a u64. A real token (a 160-bit serial, accuracy, the client's nonce, a tsa name, fractional-second genTime) was unreadable. TSTInfo now follows RFC 3161 §2.4.2 in full. a_token_carrying_what_real_authorities_send_is_readable pins it, and I ran it against the old struct first and watched it fail.
2. SHA-256 was assumed everywhere. A token's messageDigest is computed with the signer's own digest algorithm, and a signature timestamp's imprint with the algorithm in its MessageImprint. Both were checked against SHA-256 alone. FreeTSA signs with SHA-512 and Sectigo with SHA-384. Both now dispatch on the algorithm the structure names, and an unknown one is a refusal rather than a guess.
3. A signer may name just rsaEncryption as its signature algorithm and leave the hash to its separate digestAlgorithm (RFC 3370 §3.2). The verifier is told the combined identifier and answers Unknown OID for the bare one, so no RSA token from such a signer could ever verify. Sectigo signs exactly that way. Only that pairing is rewritten, with the digest the signer itself names; anything already combined passes through untouched.

A fourth thing the real run surfaced: a public authority's clock read about a second behind the machine that had just made the seal, so its "renewal" stamped before the stamp it renewed, and the only symptom was that the result did not read back as renewed. That is now an explicit refusal that says why. Same-second stamps are still allowed.

How this was checked

• Bite-tested, not just green. Breaking each guard turns exactly the intended test red: the same-second tie-break, the no-gain refusal, the clock-skew refusal, the per-batch stamp ceiling, the shared-failure pause, race handling, the production qualification requirement, and the compare-and-swap predicate in SQL.
• just check green (1442 unit tests). Docker tiers run too: dpp-dal 90, dpp-vault 442, dpp-node 324, including a test that publishes and seals a passport at B-LTA under an authority expiring in 30 days, runs the audit with a renewer over real Postgres, and checks the stored seal reads as protected for years while still covering the passport's current signature.
• The HTTP source is tested against a real server standing in for an authority, in nine modes: honest, another imprint, no nonce, a replayed nonce, a corrupted token, a refusal carrying control characters, an oversize body, a 500, and a redirect that must not be followed.
• Two real authorities, by hand. a_live_authority_answers_and_its_token_verifies and a_live_authority_renews_a_due_seal are #[ignore]d and driven by ODAL_LIVE_TSA_URL. Both authorities now answer, their tokens verify, and each renews a due seal end to end: Sectigo (RSA, SHA-384) took a seal's protection from 2026-11 to 2037-06, and FreeTSA (ECDSA P-384, SHA-512) to 2040-02. A real Sectigo token is also kept as an offline fixture, asserted stage by stage, so the finding re-checks without a network. (FreeTSA's certificate embeds a person's email address, so its token is live-only.) The imprints were random, so nothing of ours was sent.
• The published lists were surveyed (tests/tsa_key_survey.rs, which skips loudly when the larger lists are absent): Italy lists 34 qualified-timestamp services, all self-signed root CAs; France lists 160, of which 140 are the timestamping units themselves; every listed key (RSA, P-384, P-521) is one this build verifies. Finland's committed list has none. So both legs of the authority matcher in fix(seal): gate seal time on its authority #440 are load-bearing, and three French units carry no extended key usage at all, so the matcher must never require one. It does not.

New dependencies

None new to the build graph. All three were already in Cargo.lock.

• rand (dpp-seal, workspace version): generates the RFC 3161 request nonce from the OS generator. It is on the network path to the timestamp authority only as an output. It reads nothing the authority sends, and the nonce echoed back is compared as bytes. Already a workspace dependency used elsewhere in the engine. Builds for every target the engine supports.
• rcgen and time (dpp-node, [dev-dependencies] only): build short-lived timestamping identities in tests, so a seal can be made whose archive timestamp is genuinely near its end. They are not in any shipped binary and on no untrusted-input path. Both were already in the graph through dpp-seal.

After review

• A seal that cannot be renewed is refused before the authority is asked, so it no longer takes a slot under the per-batch ceiling. A batch that opened with 20 such seals used to spend every pass on them.
• A stamp that cannot be used (a clock more than ten minutes off, one that stamps before the timestamp it renews, a token that will not attach or read back) now pauses renewals as the other shared failures do. It is found after the stamp was bought, and every seal would fail the same way.
• A transport error no longer carries the authority's URL, whose path or query can hold a token, into the log line and the outcome.
• Each has a test that was seen to fail with its fix removed.

Not in this PR

• Authentication to the authority: seal: the RFC 3161 source cannot authenticate to an authority that requires it #442. This sends none and refuses an address carrying credentials.
• A real qualified authority has not been exercised: seal: no real qualified timestamp token has been read against the real Trusted Lists #443. The two above are public, non-qualified authorities, so what is proven is the reader, the source and the renewal path, not the qualification match against a real qualified token.
• BER-encoded tokens: neither real authority emits them (no indefinite-length encoding in either), so the strict DER reader stays. Worth revisiting only if one is met.
• Revocation data for the new authority's certificate is not added to the renewed seal.
• Who pays for renewals after a transfer of responsibility is still an open question.
• The configuration docs in the website repo owe rows for the three new SEAL_TIMESTAMP_* variables.

Checklist

• Tests added or updated for new behaviour
• just lint passes locally (cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings)
• just fmt applied (cargo fmt --all)
• just test passes (unit); just test-integration run if persistence/lifecycle/auth changed (needs Docker)
• No println!/eprintln!/dbg! in service-crate src/ (use tracing::) — just debug-check
• No secrets, credentials, or .env files in the diff
• Docs updated if a public API, endpoint, or CLI command changed
• If the DB schema changed: not applicable, no schema change

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Nodes can optionally renew archival timestamps during seal audits, extending archival protection without changing the seal’s signature or other passport details.
  • Renewal can use a local or RFC 3161 timestamp authority. In production, only authorities recognized as qualified are accepted.
  • Audit reports reflect successful renewals and continue to report seals that could not be renewed.
• Documentation
  • Added configuration guidance for enabling renewal, setting an authority and timeout, and understanding renewal limits and failure pauses.

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Walkthrough

Seal audits can now renew due archive timestamps when a timestamp source is configured. The change adds local and RFC 3161 sources, timestamp and authority validation, bounded renewal attempts, and compare-and-swap storage that leaves the outbox and other passport fields unchanged.

Changes

Seal archival renewal

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Timestamp parsing and authority qualification crates/dpp-seal/src/cades.rs, crates/dpp-types/src/seal.rs, crates/dpp-seal/src/tst_info_tests.rs, crates/dpp-seal/src/timestamp_authority_tests.rs, crates/dpp-seal/tests/tsa_key_survey.rs	Timestamp parsing now supports RFC 3161 optional fields, fractional times, and additional digest algorithms. Archive freshness selects the newest verified token. Timestamp authority standing is exposed separately and qualification is used in timestamp-based certificate judgments.
Timestamp sources and renewal checks crates/dpp-seal/src/timestamp_source.rs, crates/dpp-seal/src/local/*, crates/dpp-seal/src/rfc3161.rs, crates/dpp-seal/src/renewal.rs, crates/dpp-seal/src/inspect.rs, crates/dpp-seal/tests/live_authority.rs, crates/dpp-seal/src/*tests.rs	Adds local and RFC 3161 sources. Renewal checks the token’s signature, imprint, nonce when applicable, timestamp bounds, authority policy, expiry gain, and read-back freshness before returning an updated envelope.
Audit renewal and conditional storage crates/dpp-node/src/infra/seal_renewal.rs, crates/dpp-node/src/infra/seal_drain.rs, crates/dpp-node/src/boot/tasks.rs, crates/dpp-node/src/main.rs, crates/dpp-types/src/seal.rs, crates/dpp-dal/src/pg/repo_seal.rs, crates/dpp-node/tests/seal_outbox.rs, crates/dpp-dal/tests/pg_seal_outbox.rs, .env.example, api/components/schemas/seals/*, CHANGELOG.md, crates/dpp-vault/src/handlers/seal.rs	Startup builds an optional renewer from configuration. Audits renew due seals within a 20-attempt batch limit and pause after shared failures. Storage replaces a seal only when its current value matches, without changing the outbox. Tests and descriptions cover the audit outcomes and configuration.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant audit_seals_once
  participant ArchivalRenewer
  participant CadesInspector
  participant TimestampSource
  participant SealOutbox
  audit_seals_once->>ArchivalRenewer: renew due seal
  ArchivalRenewer->>CadesInspector: renew archive timestamp
  CadesInspector->>TimestampSource: request timestamp for seal imprint
  TimestampSource-->>CadesInspector: timestamp token
  CadesInspector-->>ArchivalRenewer: renewed envelope
  ArchivalRenewer->>SealOutbox: replace seal if current value matches
  SealOutbox-->>ArchivalRenewer: replacement result
  ArchivalRenewer-->>audit_seals_once: renewal outcome

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Archive-timestamp renewal is opt-in and is guarded by a compare-and-swap update and several token checks. Before storing a renewed seal, confirm that its signature and covered digest are unchanged. The PR description should also explain why the new dependencies are needed. Neither item blocks merging if the owner is aware of them.

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Publication Boundary	❌ Error	The diff adds pricing-related statements to the public repository. crates/dpp-seal/tests/live_authority.rs:19 says the external authorities are “free public services,” and .env.example:296 says th…	Remove the pricing statements. For example, replace the live-test note with: “These tests contact external timestamp authorities. Use them sparingly.” Replace the .env.example note with: “Renewal is off by default because it contacts an e…
Docstring Coverage	⚠️ Warning	Docstring coverage is 66.85% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 181 functions across 33 files. (6 skipped…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
New Dependency Is Justified	❓ Inconclusive	The authoritative diff adds direct dependencies: rand to crates/dpp-seal for RFC 3161 nonce generation, and test-only rcgen plus time to crates/dpp-node for short-lived timestamping test ide…	Provide the complete pull request description, or document for each added direct dependency its specific purpose, compilation targets, maintenance status, and whether it reaches any listed untrusted-input surface.

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: renewing due archive timestamps for seals.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description includes all required sections, explains the implementation and scope, identifies the related issue, lists the main changes, and completes the checklist. It also documents testing, lim…
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The PR meets the coding requirements in [#348]. audit_seals_once finds due and lapsed archive timestamps and can renew them during the existing batched walk. renew_archive_timestamp binds the new …
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The changes stay within [#348]. RFC 3161 parsing, digest dispatch, nonce checks, RSA algorithm handling, authority qualification, configuration, metrics, documentation, persistence safeguards, and tes…

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The diff adds pricing-related statements to the public repository. crates/dpp-seal/tests/live_authority.rs:19 says the external authorities are “free public services,” and .env.example:296 says the third-party service “may be metered.” The named Sectigo and FreeTSA authorities are public, and no non-public arrangement or private repository path was found. The pricing statements are sufficient for failure.

Resolution

Remove the pricing statements. For example, replace the live-test note with: “These tests contact external timestamp authorities. Use them sparingly.” Replace the .env.example note with: “Renewal is off by default because it contacts an external timestamp authority.” If the documentation must retain pricing or usage-limit claims, cite the authority’s published documentation instead of recording the claim here.

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Review comments at @crates/dpp-node/src/infra/seal_renewal.rs:
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