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+ noy-db — Copyright 2026 vLannaAi
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  **Protects against:**
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  - Primary authentication becoming unavailable (forgotten secret, lost passkey device, OIDC provider down)
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- - Code replay — each code burns on successful unlock by deleting its keyring entry
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+ - Code replay — the hub burns each entry on successful recovery
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  **Does NOT protect against:**
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- - Physical theft of printed codes — assume paper compromise → user calls `revokeAllRecoveryCodes` + re-enrolls
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+ - Physical theft of printed codes — assume paper compromise → call `db.team.rotateRecovery(vault, { profile: 'paper' })` for a fresh sheet (replaces, never appends; gated by the `rotate-recovery` policy gate)
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  - User enrolling without actually printing — the calling application must enforce this UX
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  Recovery codes should NEVER be the only unlock method on a vault. Enroll secret / WebAuthn / OIDC first, then recovery codes as a fallback.
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  ## Security model
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+ This package is a **thin code-generator + parser layer over the hub's
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+ `mintPaperRecoveryEntry` primitive**. The crypto lives in the hub, and it
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+ wraps the vault's **DEK set** — never the KEK:
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  ```
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  wrappingKey = PBKDF2-SHA256(
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  password = normalizeCode(code),
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- salt = perCodeRandomSalt, // Stored alongside wrapped KEK
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- iterations = 600_000, // Matches hub's secret derivation
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+ salt = perEntryRandomSalt,
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+ iterations = 600_000, // matches hub's secret derivation
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+ entry = AES-GCM(dekSet, wrappingKey) + salt + codeId + enrolledAt
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- The `wrappedKEK + salt + codeId` goes into the keyring under a `_recovery_<N>` entry. On unlock, PBKDF2 re-derives the wrapping key from the user-typed code + salt, and AES-KW unwraps the KEK.
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+ Entries live in the vault's `_meta/recovery-paper` document. On recovery the
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+ hub re-derives the wrapping key from the typed code, unwraps the DEK set, and
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+ re-wraps it under the user's **new** secret.
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+ > **History — why there is no KEK path.** Until `0.1.0-pre.8` this package
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+ > wrapped the KEK directly (`unwrapKEKFromRecovery`, `wrapKEKForRecovery`).
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+ > That required an **extractable KEK**, which the hub's key derivation
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+ > deliberately disallows — the same asymmetry that made `on-password`
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+ > unreachable from a real consumer. All unlock tiers were unified on the
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+ > wrap-DEKs primitive (#26 Path C, #38 Option A), and the KEK-wrapping API
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+ > was removed. Do not look for it; nothing here can hand you a KEK.
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  ## Usage
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  "description": "One-time printable recovery codes for noy-db — last-resort vault unlock when the secret, passkey, and OIDC provider are all unavailable. Base32 + checksum codes, PBKDF2-derived wrapping keys, burn-on-use. Part of the @noy-db/on-* authentication family.",
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- "url": "git+https://github.com/vLannaAi/noy-db.git",
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  "keywords": [
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  "noy-db",