- New useLifecyclePolling(ids, intervalMs) hook: polls
GET /deckies/lifecycle?ids=... every 2s until every row is terminal,
surfaces transient HTTP failures without giving up.
- DeployWizard: drops the 180s axios timeout and the fake-log-driven
deployOk flag. After POST 202, sets lifecycle_ids -> the hook drives
the per-decky pill grid (PENDING / RUNNING / SUCCEEDED / FAILED).
Real terminal lines stream into the log as rows resolve. Auto-close
on all-success after 700ms.
- DeckyFleet.css: .lifecycle-grid + .lifecycle-pill in the existing
fleet vocabulary; running pill pulses, failed pill borders alert.
- Existing 4 wizard render tests still pass; 4 new hook tests cover
empty ids / single-success / polling-until-terminal / HTTP error.
AttackerData type gets bgp_prefix / rpki_status / rpki_source.
TimelineSection renders prefix inline next to AS number; RPKI status
shows as a green RPKI VALID / red RPKI INVALID badge, or dim
NO ROA for not-found. rpki-status-badge CSS added to Dashboard.css.
Export network block extended with the three new fields.
FingerprintGroup switch fell through to FpGeneric (raw JSON dump) for all
four new fingerprint_type values the ingester now produces. Add FpJa4h,
FpHttpSettings, FpJa4Quic components and wire them into the dispatcher;
also register their labels and icons in fpTypeLabel/fpTypeIcon.
[decky.https] relied on ini_loader prefix-matching to propagate config
to decky-03/04/05 — silent and fragile. Now emits [decky-03.https],
[decky-04.https], [decky-05.https] explicitly so the INI is self-evident
and doesn't depend on pattern matching side-effects.
Swap Werkzeug for Caddy as the protocol layer for http and https decoy
services. Flask keeps owning app logic (fake_app, custom_body, headers,
syslog) on 127.0.0.1:8080; Caddy terminates h1/h2/h2c/h3 on the wire
with real-world TLS/QUIC fingerprints.
- Add `multi_enum` FieldType to ServiceConfigField + _coerce
- Add `http_versions` field to HTTPService (h1/h2c) and HTTPSService
(h1/h2/h3); selecting h3 emits UDP/443 port mapping in compose
- Rewrite both Dockerfiles with multi-stage Caddy binary copy +
setcap for port binding as the logrelay user
- Entrypoints parse HTTP_VERSIONS JSON, render a Caddyfile, start
Flask in background, wait for it, then exec Caddy
- https/server.py drops direct TLS handling; Caddy owns the cert
- Add ProxyFix to both server.py so Flask sees real attacker IPs
- Frontend: multi_enum checkbox-group renderer in ServiceConfigFields;
FormValue union extended to string[]; compactPayload skips []
- Fix stale test_smtp_relay_schema_matches_smtp: relay schema is a
superset of smtp, not equal; update assertions accordingly
Adds GET /api/v1/attackers/{uuid}/export/misp and
GET /api/v1/attackers/export/misp backed by misp_export.py, which
converts existing STIX bundles to MISP events via misp-stix
ExternalSTIX2toMISPParser. Fleet endpoint emits {response:[...]}
collection (one event per attacker). Frontend: STIX/MISP buttons on
AttackerDetail header and Attackers list. 13 new tests green.
Every technique_id in TechniqueBar and TTPInspector now links to its
canonical attack.mitre.org page. The inspector drawer gains a GROUPS
subpanel that lazy-fetches the new /ttp/techniques/{id}/groups endpoint
and renders each MITRE-tracked intrusion-set with deeplink and aliases.
Centralizes TTP row interfaces into src/types/ttp.ts and API wrappers
into src/utils/ttpApi.ts to give the new GroupRef type a clean home and
avoid a third inline fetch declaration.
Suite is now 51 files / 259 tests, 25.68% lines / 21.43% branches.
Floor: lines 24->25, functions 21->22, branches 19->21,
statements 23->24. Inspector/index.tsx ends at 172 LOC, the only
other > 250 LOC file in MazeNET/ is NodeInspector (362) — the
node branch was the bulk of the original 606 LOC and its 7
add-service / tarpit form states stay co-located there.
Inspector.tsx (606 LOC) splits into Inspector/{NetInspector,
NodeInspector, EdgeInspector, ServiceInspector, index}.tsx plus
types.ts. The dispatcher (index.tsx) owns the title bar, the empty
state, the activeNetIds derivation, the pending-diff block, and the
topology-status block; each per-type panel takes only the props it
needs. NodeInspector keeps the 7 useStates for the add-service /
tarpit forms since they are node-only.
10 new dispatcher-level tests cover empty / node / net / edge /
service / observed-entity / internet-net / live-ops gating /
tarpit-controls / pending-diff. Selection type re-exported from
Inspector/index.tsx so MazeNET.tsx, Canvas.tsx, and
useMazeContextMenu.tsx keep their existing import path.
Drop unused icon/api/useEffect/Tag imports left behind by the
fingerprint, behaviour, and IntelPanel extractions. AttackerDetail.tsx
ends at 450 LOC across Phase 10 (down from 1652 / 73% reduction).
Coverage floor: lines 23->24, functions 20->21, branches 17->19,
statements 22->23.
Move IntelPanel + IntelRow type + ProviderRow + VERDICT_TONE/fmtTs
helpers into AttackerDetail/IntelPanel/. AttackerDetail.tsx drops
from 680 to 449 LOC. New IntelPanel.test.tsx covers the loading,
absent (404), error (500), and ok states with MSW handlers.
Move BehaviouralPrimitivesPanel + 8 sub-components (BehaviorHeadline,
BeaconBlock, DetectedToolsBlock, TcpStackBlock, TimingStatsBlock,
PhaseSequenceBlock, AttributionBadge, KeyValueRow, StatBlock) plus
the OS_LABELS / BEHAVIOR_LABELS / TOOL_LABELS / BEHAVIOUR_DOMAIN_*
lookup tables and fmtOpt/fmtSecs into AttackerDetail/behaviour/.
AttackerDetail.tsx drops from 1220 to 680 LOC; existing
behaviour_panel test moves to behaviour/BehaviouralPrimitivesPanel.test.tsx
and now imports from the canonical location. The shell still
re-exports BehaviouralPrimitivesPanel for source compatibility.
Move 12 Fp* components, FingerprintGroup, getPayload, seqClassColor,
HashRow, fpType lookups, and UA color tables into
AttackerDetail/fingerprints/. AttackerDetail.tsx drops from 1652
to 1220 LOC; the orchestrator now imports the same helpers it used
to define inline. 10 new tests covering UA / HTTP-quirks / resumption
/ certificate / spoofed-source / TCP-stack / dispatch fallback.
Credentials.tsx: 487 -> 231 LOC. Page now composes CredsTable +
ReuseTable + useCredentials hook; URL-derived state (tab, query,
service, page) and selection/sort UI are the only concerns left
in the shell.
SwarmHosts.tsx: 513 -> 161 LOC. Page now composes EnrollmentWizard
+ useSwarmHosts hook; only the arm/confirm UI affordance and the
busy-set tracking remain in the shell.
Webhooks.tsx: 642 -> 387 LOC. Page now composes FormRow + SecretModal
+ useWebhooks hook; toast policy is the only UI concern left in the
shell. Multi-select delete uses the hook's reload internally.
PersonaGeneration.tsx: 875 -> 357 LOC. Page now composes the data
hook + PersonaCard + PersonaEditor; bulk-import helpers stay in
helpers.ts; toast policy is the only UI concern left in the shell.
Final integration step. The MazeNET page shell is now a thinner
composition of the existing module-level hooks (useMazeApi,
useMazeInteraction, useTopologyEditor, useTopologyStream,
useLayoutPersistor) PLUS the three new ones from this phase
(useFullscreenMode, useTopologyData, useMazeContextMenu).
- MazeNET.tsx: 980 -> 715 LOC. The fullscreen + body-class
effects, the topology hydrate / SSE stream / deploy /
flashErr plumbing, and the four context-menu builders are
all gone from the shell.
- Page still owns the per-operation editor callbacks
(removeNet/Node/Edge, duplicateNode, addServiceToNode, etc.)
because they need direct access to setNodes/setEdges/setNets
for optimistic patches alongside their REST calls — those
setters are exposed by useTopologyData for that reason.
Coverage floor bumped after the phase:
lines 17 -> 19
functions 15 -> 17
branches 13 -> 14
statements 16 -> 18
Phase 5 final scoreboard: 37 test files, 172 tests, all green.
Lift the context-menu builder out of the page shell. The hook
owns ctxMenu open/close state and exposes one builder per
surface (node / net / edge / canvas); the actual operations come
in via callbacks so the page keeps its optimistic-patch logic
unchanged.
- New MazeNET/useMazeContextMenu.tsx
- useMazeContextMenu.test.ts covers menu lifecycle (open/close),
node-menu items, observed-entity locking, internet-net
delete-disabled, canvas-menu Add subnet/DMZ items, and the
edge-menu Remove invocation.
- Wiring into MazeNET.tsx lands next.
Lift the canvas data plane off the page shell. The hook owns:
GET /topologies/:id (hydrates nets/nodes/edges + meta)
GET services + archetypes (catalogs, with bundled fallback)
POST /topologies/:id/deploy
/topologies/:id/events SSE (open only when active/degraded)
flashErr() banner timer (auto-clears actionErr after 4s)
State setters for nets / nodes / edges are returned so the
per-operation callbacks living in the page can optimistically
patch local state alongside their REST calls (matches the
existing pattern; wholesale lift would mean dragging every
mutation along too).
- New MazeNET/useTopologyData.ts
- useTopologyData.test.ts covers hydrate, loadErr surfacing,
streamEnabled gating on active/degraded, onDeploy success +
error paths, and the flashErr 4s auto-clear with fake timers.
- Wiring into MazeNET.tsx lands in the next commit.
Lift the four fullscreen-related side-effects off the page shell.
The hook owns:
1. body class toggle so page CSS can hide its chrome
2. browser fullscreen API request/exit (failures ignored)
3. fullscreenchange listener so F11/Esc from outside our button
keeps internal state in sync
4. Esc keystroke handler
Returns { fullscreen, setFullscreen, toggle }.
- New MazeNET/useFullscreenMode.ts
- useFullscreenMode.test.ts (jsdom) covers initial toggle, body
class lifecycle, Esc-to-exit, and unmount cleanup.
- MazeNET.tsx loses ~30 LOC of inline state + effects.
Final integration. The page shell is now a thin composition of
useConfig + the previously-extracted children:
- Config.tsx: 989 -> 131 LOC. Page owns only the activeTab state
(and the "drop the users tab if the server didn't send users"
effect). Every form lives inside its tab; toast wiring lives
in AppearanceTab; window.alert calls live inside UsersTab.
- Tabs receive their `onSave* / onAddUser / ...` callbacks
directly from the hook — no intermediate wrapper handlers.
Coverage floor bumped after the split:
lines 14 -> 17
functions 13 -> 15
branches 11 -> 13
statements 13 -> 16
Phase 4 final scoreboard: 34 test files, 156 tests, all green.
APPEARANCE panel — accent-color picker — into its own tab. State
is local since no other tab cares about the value; localStorage
persistence + the document.documentElement[data-accent] mirror
move along with it.
- New Config/tabs/AppearanceTab.tsx
- AppearanceTab.test.tsx covers the matrix default, reading the
saved accent from localStorage on mount, and the click-to-flip
flow writing both localStorage and the html data-accent attr.
GLOBAL VALUES panel + the developer-mode-gated DANGER ZONE
(reinit) into one tab file. Two stacked panels because they're
the two pieces of UX you ever see together on the globals tab;
splitting them into separate components would force the page
shell to re-pick the gating predicate.
- New Config/tabs/GlobalsTab.tsx (mutation-interval + DangerZone
inline, since DangerZone is reinit-specific and won't be reused)
- GlobalsTab.test.tsx covers interval-format validation, the
DANGER ZONE gating on developer_mode, the two-step reinit
confirm flow, the totals chip ("PURGED: N logs, N bounties,
N attacker profiles") on success, and viewer-mode rendering.
USER MANAGEMENT panel into its own tab. Owns the per-row UI
state (delete-confirm, reset-password popup) plus the add-user
form state; mutations come in via prop. Errors on per-row
operations stay on window.alert (matches existing behavior); the
add form uses the inline FormMsg chip.
- New Config/tabs/UsersTab.tsx
- UsersTab.test.tsx covers row rendering with the must-change
badge, the two-step delete confirm flow, the add-user submit
payload (trimmed username + selected role), and the success
chip after a successful add.
DEPLOYMENT LIMITS panel into its own tab file. Owns the input
state, preset-button shortcuts, and the inline FormMsg chip; the
hook mutation is passed in via prop so this component is fully
reusable as a presentation-only piece.
- New Config/tabs/LimitsTab.tsx
- LimitsTab.test.tsx covers viewer-vs-admin rendering, the
1-500 validation message, and success/error chip display.
