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Matthew Meszaros 70d49e7c5f feat: record the verdict that issued the login challenge instead of re-judging at confirm, and stop a mailbox in no warmup pool reading as healthy: the emailed code is confirmed by a second request that can carry a different address and sees history the first one did not, so re-assessing there could file a challenged sign-in as clean and drop it from the repeat count that reaches the workspace posture; the verdict now travels in the login session and every completion path takes it, while ListLifecycleCandidates returns a NULL health as unknown so leaving the pool is no longer evidence of recovery and a resting mailbox neither resumes nor accrues probation on it 2026-08-28 12:20:11 -07:00
Matthew Meszaros 78ec522758 feat: challenge a sign-in that could not physically be the same person, which a remembered device cannot catch because an attacker holding the cookie looks familiar: sign-ins were only ever a Redis device fingerprint with a TTL, so nothing durable recorded WHERE an account was used and there was nothing to compare a new one against; login_history keeps a bounded window per user, the geo lookup gains the coordinates the city database already had, and a journey implying more than 1000 km/h forces the emailed code even on a known device; it declines to judge a first sign-in, a hop under 500 km, an interval under two minutes or a missing position, because a false challenge locks a real person out of their own account and that is the worse failure, and repeated anomalies inside a fortnight reach the workspace posture while one odd trip does not 2026-08-28 12:08:17 -07:00