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August 8 update: a platform-wide security-audit pass and new native apps

A public-safe update on closing a set of platform security-audit findings and shipping native StubSafe and Tunnel apps.

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What changed

August 8 was a security day: a platform-wide remediation pass closed a set of audit findings that mostly amount to "fail closed and never overstate safety," while StubSafe and Tunnel gained native mobile apps.

01

Fail closed, and never overstate safety

A platform-wide remediation pass closed several audit findings with a consistent theme. Services now refuse to start rather than sign an audit trail with a non-secret constant, redact secrets before any truncation, and no longer report a login-gated app as "healthy" when it actually returns access-denied.

Monitoring also learned to detect JavaScript-rendered login pages, and a tenant-wide token can no longer be passed in a URL to perform write operations. Each change removes a way the system could quietly do the wrong thing.

Customer-facing outcome

  • Refuse to start rather than sign a trail with a non-secret constant
  • Redact secrets before truncation
  • Stop reporting access-denied apps as healthy; detect JS login pages
  • Reject tenant-wide tokens passed in a URL for writes
02

Native apps and tenant scoping

The offline StubSafe pay-stub tool gained native Android and iOS apps, and Tunnel set up signed iOS builds with Apple distribution signing.

Messaging scoped its real-time channels strictly to each tenant, and ShopFit added guarded supplier-origin matching.

Customer-facing outcome

  • StubSafe native Android and iOS apps
  • Signed iOS builds for Tunnel
  • Tenant-scoped real-time messaging channels

This public development summary is based on repository release records. It excludes credentials, customer data, proprietary implementation details and private operational topology.