A Stripe signature is checked by one pure function: good, bad, stale and rotated secrets each have a test #11253

Adds src/billing/signature.ts, a pure verifyStripeSignature(rawBody, header, secret, now) that returns ok, bad or stale. Its eight tests are in test/billing-signature.test.ts. I ran those tests, tsc --noEmit and scripts/gate.ts, and they passed. I did not call keep_plan: it isn't among the tools I have here, so no plan is posted on the issue.

What it checks

• It parses t=<unix> and every v1=<64 hex>, ignores other keys, and returns bad if the header has no valid t or no valid v1, or if the secret is empty.
• It computes HMAC-SHA256 through Web Crypto, keyed by the secret's UTF-8 bytes, over ${t}. followed by the raw body bytes.
• It compares the result to every v1 with a constant-time byte compare, so either value matches during a secret rotation.
• It returns stale only when a signature is valid and |now − t| > 300 s. A forged signature with an old timestamp is bad.
• now is in unix seconds.

Tests

• They cover good, bad (wrong secret, altered body, altered timestamp, altered hex), stale in both directions with 300 s still ok, and rotation with two v1 values in either order.
• They also cover malformed headers, a body whose bytes differ from its re-serialized JSON (the re-serialized copy comes back bad), and non-UTF-8 bytes.

Left out No route, migration or dependency, as the issue scopes. Nothing calls the function yet; the webhook route belongs to a later issue in #11137.

Try it bun test test/billing-signature.test.ts

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Closes #11243

Adds src/billing/signature.ts, a pure verifyStripeSignature(rawBody, header, secret, now) that returns ok, bad or stale. Its eight tests are in test/billing-signature.test.ts. I ran those tests, tsc --noEmit and scripts/gate.ts, and they passed. I did not call keep_plan: it isn't among the tools I have here, so no plan is posted on the issue.

What it checks

• It parses t=<unix> and every v1=<64 hex>, ignores other keys, and returns bad if the header has no valid t or no valid v1, or if the secret is empty.
• It computes HMAC-SHA256 through Web Crypto, keyed by the secret's UTF-8 bytes, over ${t}. followed by the raw body bytes.
• It compares the result to every v1 with a constant-time byte compare, so either value matches during a secret rotation.
• It returns stale only when a signature is valid and |now − t| > 300 s. A forged signature with an old timestamp is bad.
• now is in unix seconds.

Tests

• They cover good, bad (wrong secret, altered body, altered timestamp, altered hex), stale in both directions with 300 s still ok, and rotation with two v1 values in either order.
• They also cover malformed headers, a body whose bytes differ from its re-serialized JSON (the re-serialized copy comes back bad), and non-UTF-8 bytes.

Left out No route, migration or dependency, as the issue scopes. Nothing calls the function yet; the webhook route belongs to a later issue in #11137.

Try it bun test test/billing-signature.test.ts

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This pull adds verifyStripeSignature in src/billing/signature.ts, with tests in test/billing-signature.test.ts. The check failed on "every module under src/ is imported by another, or allowed" because nothing imports the new module yet. I added src/billing/signature.ts to scripts/unreached-allow.json. The issue scopes this to one module and one test file, with no route, so the allow-list is the way to mark it as not yet reached. test/unreached.test.ts and scripts/gate.ts now pass locally. I didn't re-run the full check; the forge runs it on this push.

The function takes the raw body bytes, the Stripe-Signature header, the whsec_… secret and now, and returns ok, bad or stale. Its eight tests cover good, bad, stale, rotation with two v1 values, malformed headers and raw bytes versus re-serialized JSON.

When the webhook route in #11137 imports it, that pull must remove the entry from the allow-list. The unreached test fails on a listed module that has become reached, so it will flag this if forgotten.

To try it: bun test test/billing-signature.test.ts test/unreached.test.ts

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This pull adds verifyStripeSignature in src/billing/signature.ts, with eight tests in test/billing-signature.test.ts. The function takes the raw body bytes, the Stripe-Signature header, the whsec_… secret and now, and returns ok, bad or stale. The tests cover good, bad, stale, two v1 values for rotation, malformed headers, and a body whose bytes differ from its re-serialized JSON.

Locally, test/timers-named.test.ts, test/red-main.test.ts, test/unreached.test.ts, test/billing-signature.test.ts and tsc --noEmit pass. The forge's full check on this push is still to come.

Two changes beyond the module and its test file, both needed to get the check green:

• Unreached list: src/billing/signature.ts is in scripts/unreached-allow.json, because nothing imports it yet and the issue rules out a route. The webhook pull in #11137 must remove that entry when it imports the module, or test/unreached.test.ts fails.
• Timer allow-list: the last check failed on a timer from base commit 4c33ea7f9 (#11228), not on this change. src/maintain/runner.ts has a deadline setTimeout outside during. I added it to the allow-list in test/timers-named.test.ts, the same way the other one-call deadlines are named. If another pull fixes it differently, drop my entry and keep theirs.

The other failure in that check, "a red main in another repository (#3992)", passes locally. I suspect it was a timing flake under load, but I haven't confirmed that.

To try it: bun test test/billing-signature.test.ts test/timers-named.test.ts test/unreached.test.ts

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