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feat(sdk,cmdline): move HTTP range TDF loading in cmdline DSPX-5113 - #440
Reworks #420 so the HTTP range source lives entirely in cmdline, keeping in the SDK only the piece partial decrypt genuinely cannot do without.
#420's sdk/ changes are reverted first, preserving the later #418 zip hardening and #388 ML-KEM work that had built on top of them, then the two halves are re-landed where they belong.
DSPX-5113: HTTP range source — now cmdline-only
HttpRangeChannel becomes a plain SeekableByteChannel handed to the already-public SDK.loadTDF(SeekableByteChannel, TDFReaderConfig), so it needs no SDK API at all. It builds its own OkHttp client from the public SDK.getTrustManager(), which keeps --insecure working while sending no platform credentials to the TDF host, and owns and shuts that client down on close().
A fresh client is simpler than deriving one from the SDK's: there is no auth interceptor to drop and no --plaintext h2c prior-knowledge mode to undo, so the default HTTP/2 + HTTP/1.1 protocols are already right.
decrypt's -f takes a String and dispatches through openTdf(): an http(s):// URL opens a range channel, anything else a FileChannel.
Dropped from the SDK:SDK.loadTDF(URI, TDFReaderConfig), SDK.RangeNotSupportedException and the SDKBuilder range-client plumbing.
DSPX-5115: partial decrypt — stays in the SDK, and why
TDF.Reader.readPayload(out, offset, length), the lazy payload stream in TDFReader, and the ZipReader.skip() override are kept. Segments before the range are stepped over rather than read, so a slice costs O(length) instead of O(offset + length).
This is the one thing that cannot move to cmdline. Skipping segments needs the payload key, which TDF.Reader keeps private; and trimming the manifest's segment list instead fails because load-time root signature verification hashes the full list under that same key. A cmdline-only version could only discard the prefix from a full read — byte-identical output, but it would still download everything up to the range, which is exactly the cost the feature exists to avoid on a terabyte TDF.
cmdline regains --offset, --length and -o/--output, with -o writing to a sibling temp file moved into place only on success. supports reports both partial_decrypt and http_range_source.
ZipReader.skip() gains a check #420 did not have. Reading is what normally discovers that an archive ends early, so a skip that only moves the cursor stops noticing — a truncated entry skipped to its end reported a clean EOF and never reached truncated(). The bytes stepped over are now checked against the channel. Not reachable through TDF.readPayload (a ranged read always reads at least one segment afterwards, and the segment sizes are covered by the verified root signature), but ZipReader is public API and getData() should not quietly weaken for other callers. Costs nothing over HTTP, where the size is already known.
The SDK's covering-segments test no longer needs MockWebServer: it counts bytes pulled through a SeekableByteChannel, which is the invariant that actually matters and keeps HTTP out of the SDK tests. cmdline asserts the bytes-on-the-wire property against a real server, and readsAZipArchiveThroughZipReader serves a STORED zip over MockWebServer and reads it with the SDK's real ZipReader.
mvn -pl cmdline -am enforcer:enforce — all rules pass, including dependencyConvergence, requireUpperBoundDeps and banDuplicateClasses.
cmdline.jar smoke test — supports --json reports partial_decrypt and http_range_source; decrypt usage shows --offset, --length, -o.
Not run end to end against a live platform; the xtest coverage comes with DSPX-5117.
Build
okhttp.version moves from sdk/pom.xml to the root properties, shared by sdk and cmdline. cmdline declares okhttp (compile) and mockwebserver (test) with the same exclusions sdk uses, rather than relying on okhttp arriving transitively.
buf codegen hit a rate limit locally partway through, so the later runs used -Dmaven.antrun.skip=true against already-generated sources. That only skips protobuf generation; everything downstream compiled and ran normally. CI does the real codegen.
…-5113)
Reworks #420 so the HTTP range source lives entirely in cmdline and the SDK
is left as it was. All of #420's sdk/ changes are reverted, preserving the
later #418 zip hardening and #388 ML-KEM work that had built on top of them.
HttpRangeChannel moves to cmdline as a plain SeekableByteChannel handed to
the already-public SDK.loadTDF(SeekableByteChannel, TDFReaderConfig), so no
SDK API is needed. It builds its own OkHttp client from the public
SDK.getTrustManager(), which keeps --insecure working while sending no
platform credentials to the TDF host, and owns and shuts that client down on
close(). A fresh client is simpler than deriving one from the SDK's: there is
no auth interceptor to drop and no --plaintext h2c prior-knowledge mode to
undo, so the default HTTP/2 + HTTP/1.1 protocols are already right.
decrypt's -f now takes a String and dispatches through openTdf(): an
http(s):// URL opens a range channel, anything else a FileChannel. Everything
downstream is unchanged, so the decrypt body returns to its pre-#420 shape.
supports reports http_range_source.
Partial decrypt (DSPX-5115) is dropped rather than moved: decrypting only the
segments covering a range needs the payload key, which TDF.Reader keeps
private, and the trimmed-manifest workaround fails because load-time root
signature verification hashes the full segment list. A cmdline-only version
could discard the prefix from a full read, but it would still download
everything up to the range, which is the cost the feature exists to avoid.
So --offset, --length, -o/--output and the partial_decrypt feature flag are
all gone, along with the ZipReader.skip() override that only served them.
Public API notes: removes SDK.loadTDF(URI, TDFReaderConfig),
SDK.RangeNotSupportedException and TDF.Reader.readPayload(OutputStream, long,
long), all added in #420 and not present in any release.
Build: okhttp.version moves from sdk/pom.xml to the root properties, shared
by sdk and cmdline; cmdline declares okhttp (compile) and mockwebserver
(test) with the same exclusions sdk uses, rather than relying on okhttp
arriving transitively.
Test plan:
- mvn -pl cmdline -am test: sdk 419 pass / 9 skipped, sdk-pqc-bc 54 pass,
cmdline 24 pass. New cmdline cases cover bytes actually sent over the wire
and reading a STORED zip over range requests through the SDK's ZipReader,
which replaces the TDFTest HTTP coverage that lived on the SDK side.
- mvn -pl cmdline -am enforcer:enforce: all rules pass, including
dependencyConvergence, requireUpperBoundDeps and banDuplicateClasses.
- cmdline.jar smoke test: supports lists http_range_source, --json matches,
decrypt --help shows the new -f description.
- Not run end to end against a live platform.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Morgan Kleene <mkleene@virtru.com>
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Walkthrough
The SDK removes URL-based TDF loading. The command-line module now opens HTTP(S) inputs with HttpRangeChannel and passes the resulting channel to the reader. ZipReader also validates entry-data extents against the central directory.
Changes: TDF Range Loading and ZIP Bounds
Layer / File(s)
Summary
ZIP entry-data bounds sdk/src/main/java/io/opentdf/platform/sdk/ZipReader.java, sdk/src/test/java/io/opentdf/platform/sdk/ZipReaderTest.java, sdk/src/test/java/io/opentdf/platform/sdk/TDFTest.java
ZipReader rejects entry data that extends past the central directory. Tests cover oversized and valid entries, skip behavior, and the updated hostile-manifest error.
The SDK removes URL-based loading and its range-client lifecycle code. Reader documentation and tests cover channel-based ranged reads.
HTTP range channel and client lifecycle pom.xml, sdk/pom.xml, cmdline/pom.xml, cmdline/src/main/java/io/opentdf/platform/HttpRangeChannel.java, cmdline/src/test/java/io/opentdf/platform/HttpRangeChannelTest.java
HttpRangeChannel moves to the command-line module and manages resources for clients it owns. Tests cover range reads, response errors, closure, ZIP reads, and unsupported schemes. Maven configuration shares the OkHttp version and adds dependencies.
sequenceDiagram
participant Command
participant HttpRangeChannel
participant HTTPServer
Command->>HttpRangeChannel: Open HTTP(S) input with SDK
HttpRangeChannel->>HTTPServer: Probe size and request byte ranges
HTTPServer-->>HttpRangeChannel: Return range responses
HttpRangeChannel-->>Command: Return seekable channel
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opentdf/java-sdk#420: Adds the SDK URL-loading API and range channel that this PR removes or relocates.
opentdf/java-sdk#418: Changes ZipReader entry-boundary checks that this PR also revises.
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Merge Risk: Low · up to 2f940
The HTTP range loading move and the ZIP extent validation look sound. One minor integrity gap remains open: a full payload read may not verify an encrypted empty segment, which a tampered file could exploit. This should be fixed or accepted, and it is not a blocker for merge.
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…rypt (DSPX-5115)
Puts partial decrypt back, with the minimum SDK surface that makes it mean
what xtest expects. The HTTP range source stays entirely in cmdline.
Restores TDF.Reader.readPayload(out, offset, length), the lazy payload stream
in TDFReader that lets one reader serve several reads, and the
ZipReader.skip() override. Segments before the range are stepped over rather
than read, so reading a slice costs O(length) instead of O(offset + length) --
over a channel that fetches on demand, the difference between pulling a slice
and downloading the whole payload.
This cannot be done from cmdline alone: skipping segments needs the payload
key, which TDF.Reader keeps private, and trimming the manifest's segment list
instead fails because load-time root signature verification hashes the full
list under that same key. So this is the one SDK change the feature needs;
SDK.loadTDF(URI, ...), RangeNotSupportedException and the SDKBuilder range
client stay out of the SDK and remain cmdline's.
ZipReader.skip() also gains a check #420 did not have. Reading is what
normally discovers that an archive ends early, so a skip that only moves the
cursor stops noticing: a truncated entry skipped to its end used to report a
clean EOF and never reach truncated(). The bytes stepped over are now checked
against the channel, which costs nothing over HTTP since the size is already
known.
cmdline regains --offset, --length and -o/--output, with -o writing to a
sibling temp file moved into place only on success, and supports reports
partial_decrypt again.
Test plan:
- mvn -pl cmdline -am test: sdk 433 pass / 9 skipped (was 419; +12 ranged-read
cases and +2 for skip), sdk-pqc-bc 54 pass, cmdline 25 pass.
- The SDK's covering-segments test no longer needs MockWebServer: it counts
bytes pulled through a SeekableByteChannel, which is the invariant that
matters and keeps HTTP out of the SDK tests. cmdline still asserts the
bytes-on-the-wire property against a real server.
- mvn -pl cmdline -am enforcer:enforce: all rules pass.
- cmdline.jar: supports --json reports partial_decrypt, decrypt usage shows
--offset/--length/-o.
- Not run end to end against a live platform.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Morgan Kleene <mkleene@virtru.com>
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refactor(sdk,cmdline): move HTTP range TDF loading into cmdline (DSPX-5113)
feat(sdk,cmdline): HTTP range TDF loading in cmdline, partial decrypt in the SDK (DSPX-5113, DSPX-5115)
Nov 11, 2026
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Minor · Preserve empty-segment verification for full payload reads. · TDF.java:432-433
sdk/src/main/java/io/opentdf/platform/sdk/TDF.java:432-433 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Preserve empty-segment verification for full payload reads.
createTDF emits an encrypted empty segment for an empty payload and after an exact multiple of the segment size. The new termination conditions omit these segments, including when readPayload(outputStream) requests the full payload.
If an empty segment's ciphertext or authentication tag is modified, the full read now succeeds without checking that segment. Root verification checks the manifest hashes, not the modified payload bytes.
Keep full reads responsible for verifying every segment. Add regression cases for a modified empty payload and a modified trailing empty segment.
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Update the termination conditions in TDF’s payload-reading flow so full reads verify every encrypted segment, including the empty-payload segment and the trailing empty segment after an exact segment-size multiple. Add regression cases showing that modifying either empty segment’s ciphertext or authentication tag causes readPayload(outputStream) to fail; preserve the existing behavior for partial reads.
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feat(sdk,cmdline): HTTP range TDF loading in cmdline, partial decrypt in the SDK (DSPX-5113, DSPX-5115)
feat(sdk,cmdline): move HTTP range TDF loading in cmdline DSPX-5113
Nov 11, 2026
openTdf() was called before the assertion-verification keys were parsed, so a
malformed --with-assertion-verification-keys failed after the TDF had already
been opened -- over an http(s):// URL, after a range probe had gone out. main
builds the reader config first, so restore that order and open the channel
last, immediately before loadTDF.
No functional change against main. It also drops the reindentation the earlier
structure forced on the whole decrypt body, leaving Command.java's diff as
just the openTdf() helper and its call site.
Test plan: mvn -pl cmdline test -- 25 pass.
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…e archive
Review follow-up on the ZipReader.skip() override. The check it added used the
archive size, which is the wrong bound: the archive also holds the central
directory and the records after it, so an entry declaring more bytes than it
holds can overrun by a few and still fit inside the file. An entry with 10
bytes of data whose directory claims 11 passed that check, and skip(11) then
stepped over a central-directory byte and reported a clean EOF.
The bound is where entry data ends, which is the start of the central
directory. ZipReader now keeps that offset and findStartOfData validates the
whole declared extent against it, written as a subtraction so a huge declared
size cannot overflow. Checking at open time rather than in skip() also covers
read(), which would otherwise have handed back the same directory byte as
entry data, and rejects the entry before any byte is read.
skip() goes back to a plain clamp: with the extent validated up front it
cannot step outside the entry's real data.
A hostile-manifest case in TDFTest now fails at this earlier check, so it
asserts the new message; it is the same InvalidZipException inside the same
MalformedTDFException, just raised before the manifest is parsed.
Test plan: mvn -pl sdk -am test -- 435 pass / 9 skipped; mvn -pl cmdline test
-- 25 pass. New ZipReaderTest cases cover the one byte overrun that fits
inside the archive (asserting the excess really is inside the file, so the
test fails against the weaker bound), a size past the end of the archive, and
an honest size as a control.
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🤖: Could we add tests for HttpRangeChannel.open()? The current tests inject an HTTP client, so they don’t exercise the new production client setup.
Using MockWebServer, we could verify HTTP range reads, HTTPS trust settings (including --insecure), that platform credentials aren’t sent to the file host, and client cleanup after close or a failed initial request. These should run locally without platform credentials.
🤖: Could we add tests for HttpRangeChannel.open()? The current tests inject an HTTP client, so they don’t exercise the new production client setup.
Using MockWebServer, we could verify HTTP range reads, HTTPS trust settings (including --insecure), that platform credentials aren’t sent to the file host, and client cleanup after close or a failed initial request. These should run locally without platform credentials.
We could, but HttpRangeChannel is test code that seems to work well enough so I think that the burden should be a little bit less. Since all of this lives outside the SDK itself and is there just so support testing I don't think that we need to newly assert these properties unless our existing SDK tests aren't good enough.
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🤖: Approved after reviewing commit 2f940fc. Keeping HTTP range loading in the CLI for large-file testing makes sense; the HTTP-client factory coverage suggestion is non-blocking given that scope. CI build, integration tests, and cross-SDK checks passed. Local Maven tests were blocked by a dependency-download certificate error, so this approval relies on CI for those checks.
🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop*
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<details><summary>0.20.0</summary>
##
[0.20.0](v0.19.1...v0.20.0)
(2026-11-12)
### Features
* **sdk,cmdline:** HTTP range TDF loading and partial decrypt
(DSPX-5113, DSPX-5115)
([#420](#420))
([9437084](9437084))
* **sdk,cmdline:** move HTTP range TDF loading in cmdline DSPX-5113
([#440](#440))
([059c369](059c369))
* **sdk:** DSPX-4584 stream the TDF manifest, remove the ~21.7M segment
ceiling ([#399](#399))
([35da51f](35da51f))
* **sdk:** support ML-KEM rewrap session keys
([#388](#388))
([8b3f321](8b3f321))
### Bug Fixes
* **main:** bump org.bouncycastle:bcprov-jdk18on from 1.84 to 1.85
([#408](#408))
([1daa64a](1daa64a))
* **sdk:** align TDF3 IV construction
([#412](#412))
([214e19e](214e19e))
* **sdk:** don't re-run codegen when attaching sources
([#419](#419))
([8fc820c](8fc820c))
* **sdk:** DSPX-1561 reject manifests with no key access objects
([#433](#433))
([4e6bc91](4e6bc91))
* **sdk:** DSPX-4589 zip64 EOCD sentinels, truncated archive detection,
and UTF-8 entry names
([#398](#398))
([e31db09](e31db09))
* **sdk:** harden ZipReader central directory parsing against hostile
fields (DSPX-5103)
([#418](#418))
([a09eeb9](a09eeb9))
* **sdk:** missed one on the previous pull
([#415](#415))
([1ab8a3c](1ab8a3c))
* **sdk:** read a manifest.json entry from TDF archives
([#406](#406))
([f7e0c10](f7e0c10))
* **sdk:** read platform base keys from structured configuration
([#429](#429))
([4092636](4092636))
* **sdk:** read the TDF spec version from all three places
([#411](#411))
([0a10e74](0a10e74))
* **sdk:** reject empty TDF manifests
([#422](#422))
([762fe40](762fe40))
* **sdk:** reject key access entries without URLs
([#423](#423))
([525e5b0](525e5b0))
* **sdk:** update dependencies
([#410](#410))
([b3f293e](b3f293e))
* **sdk:** without this the `enforcer` step fails
([#414](#414))
([1065499](1065499))
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Reworks #420 so the HTTP range source lives entirely in
cmdline, keeping in the SDK only the piece partial decrypt genuinely cannot do without.#420's
sdk/changes are reverted first, preserving the later #418 zip hardening and #388 ML-KEM work that had built on top of them, then the two halves are re-landed where they belong.DSPX-5113: HTTP range source — now cmdline-only
HttpRangeChannelbecomes a plainSeekableByteChannelhanded to the already-publicSDK.loadTDF(SeekableByteChannel, TDFReaderConfig), so it needs no SDK API at all. It builds its own OkHttp client from the publicSDK.getTrustManager(), which keeps--insecureworking while sending no platform credentials to the TDF host, and owns and shuts that client down onclose().A fresh client is simpler than deriving one from the SDK's: there is no auth interceptor to drop and no
--plaintexth2c prior-knowledge mode to undo, so the default HTTP/2 + HTTP/1.1 protocols are already right.decrypt's-ftakes aStringand dispatches throughopenTdf(): anhttp(s)://URL opens a range channel, anything else aFileChannel.Dropped from the SDK:
SDK.loadTDF(URI, TDFReaderConfig),SDK.RangeNotSupportedExceptionand theSDKBuilderrange-client plumbing.DSPX-5115: partial decrypt — stays in the SDK, and why
TDF.Reader.readPayload(out, offset, length), the lazy payload stream inTDFReader, and theZipReader.skip()override are kept. Segments before the range are stepped over rather than read, so a slice costsO(length)instead ofO(offset + length).This is the one thing that cannot move to cmdline. Skipping segments needs the payload key, which
TDF.Readerkeeps private; and trimming the manifest's segment list instead fails because load-time root signature verification hashes the full list under that same key. A cmdline-only version could only discard the prefix from a full read — byte-identical output, but it would still download everything up to the range, which is exactly the cost the feature exists to avoid on a terabyte TDF.cmdline regains
--offset,--lengthand-o/--output, with-owriting to a sibling temp file moved into place only on success.supportsreports bothpartial_decryptandhttp_range_source.A bug fix on top of #420
ZipReader.skip()gains a check #420 did not have. Reading is what normally discovers that an archive ends early, so a skip that only moves the cursor stops noticing — a truncated entry skipped to its end reported a clean EOF and never reachedtruncated(). The bytes stepped over are now checked against the channel. Not reachable throughTDF.readPayload(a ranged read always reads at least one segment afterwards, and the segment sizes are covered by the verified root signature), butZipReaderis public API andgetData()should not quietly weaken for other callers. Costs nothing over HTTP, where the size is already known.Net change vs #420
HttpRangeChannelsdk/cmdline/SDK.loadTDF(URI, ...),RangeNotSupportedExceptionSDKBuilderrange clientreadPayload,ZipReader.skip()skip()hardenedTest plan
mvn -pl cmdline -am test— sdk 433 pass / 9 skipped, sdk-pqc-bc 54 pass, cmdline 25 pass.SeekableByteChannel, which is the invariant that actually matters and keeps HTTP out of the SDK tests. cmdline asserts the bytes-on-the-wire property against a real server, andreadsAZipArchiveThroughZipReaderserves a STORED zip over MockWebServer and reads it with the SDK's realZipReader.mvn -pl cmdline -am enforcer:enforce— all rules pass, includingdependencyConvergence,requireUpperBoundDepsandbanDuplicateClasses.cmdline.jarsmoke test —supports --jsonreportspartial_decryptandhttp_range_source;decryptusage shows--offset,--length,-o.Build
okhttp.versionmoves fromsdk/pom.xmlto the root properties, shared by sdk and cmdline. cmdline declaresokhttp(compile) andmockwebserver(test) with the same exclusions sdk uses, rather than relying on okhttp arriving transitively.bufcodegen hit a rate limit locally partway through, so the later runs used-Dmaven.antrun.skip=trueagainst already-generated sources. That only skips protobuf generation; everything downstream compiled and ran normally. CI does the real codegen.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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