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ADFA-6510: Instant Wipe (self-destruct; circular-sweep wipes the workspace, neutralizes to the disguise) - #2137
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… dry-run override The destroy engine for Instant Wipe (the self-destruct half of ADFA-40). Nothing destructive is reachable from the UI yet; this is the testable core. - SecureShredder: best-effort overwrite (RandomAccessFile "rws" + SecureRandom in 4 KB chunks) -> fsync -> truncate -> delete, depth-first over a tree. Documented as best-effort only: an overwrite-in-place is not a guaranteed physical erase on flash, so it must not be sold to users as a "secure erase". - WipeManager: a pure, unit-testable orchestrator over File targets. The stop-the-world teardown (cancel build, stop Termux, close project + Recents DB) is delegated to a WipeTeardown interface that :app will implement, because :security must not depend on :app. It splits small/sensitive secure-shred targets from bulk regenerable fast-delete targets, resets state through the interface, and writes the tripwire markers. - SecurityOverride.isWipeDryRun(): the /sdcard/Download/CodeOnTheGo.nowipe QA override. In dry-run, WipeManager runs the teardown and enumerates targets but destroys nothing and mutates no state. DEV/QA SCAFFOLD -- must be removed before GA. - Unit tests (pure JVM): shredder correctness (missing/empty/multi-chunk/nested tree) and the dry-run-vs-real boundary, teardown-before-delete ordering, and enumeration. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VQsMNLYmV7gf2wqLoYRDkm
Ports the mockup's single-finger circular-sweep detector into GestureDetectorHelper, the trigger gesture for Instant Wipe. Not wired to any action yet. - A stroke qualifies only if it is one pointer throughout (a second pointer marks it as one of the tap gestures and disqualifies it), has >= MIN_STROKE_POINTS move samples over >= MIN_CIRCLE_DURATION_MS, spans >= MIN_CIRCLE_WIDTH_FRACTION of the screen width, and sweeps >= MIN_CIRCLE_SWEEP_DEGREES around its bounding-box centre. - The sweep is a sum of per-step angle deltas normalised to [-PI, PI], so it measures NET rotation: a back-and-forth scribble or a straight scroll cancels out instead of accumulating arc length. This is what keeps an editor/terminal scroll from wiping. - Updated the class KDoc (the circle detector is no longer "out of scope"). - Robolectric unit tests from synthesised events: full circle and a just-past-330 sweep fire; a 300-degree sweep, too few points, too short a stroke, a sub-threshold width, a second finger, and a straight full-width drag are all rejected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VQsMNLYmV7gf2wqLoYRDkm
…ation Adds the user-facing arming for Instant Wipe: off by default, independent of Instant Hide. Nothing is wired to the wipe engine yet. - SecurityPreferences.instantWipeEnabled + clearAll() (blanks all security flags; the post-destruct "un-armed but stealth alias still enabled" state is the tamper signature PR5 keys on). - A second Security settings row (InstantWipe). Arming is gated behind a blocking, non-dismissable warning that it permanently deletes all projects with no confirmation and no undo; the switch only flips on the dialog's positive button. Disarming is immediate. - Strings in :resources, worded "delete" (not "securely erase": an overwrite is not a guaranteed physical erase on flash). Backup lockout from the plan is intentionally NOT ported: the app already sets android:allowBackup="false", which disables backup/restore app-wide -- a stronger guarantee than the mockup's armed-state BackupAgent, which would require re-enabling backup first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VQsMNLYmV7gf2wqLoYRDkm
Arming Instant Wipe now immediately opens a full-screen rehearsal, so the user can learn the irreversible gesture without risk. - WipePracticeOverlayView (:security): draws the live finger trail and recognises the circle with the SAME CircleGestureDetector as the real trigger, but on success only shows a checkmark and fades out -- it never wipes. - WipePracticeActivity (:security): a plain AppCompatActivity host, deliberately not an EdgeToEdgeIDEActivity / the disguise / the terminal, so the real wipe trigger is never mounted there and a practice gesture cannot destroy anything. Declared in the module manifest. - Launched from the Instant Wipe arm dialog's positive button in securityPrefExts. - Strings in :resources (worded "nothing is deleted"); two overlay colours in :security. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VQsMNLYmV7gf2wqLoYRDkm
…igger yet)
The :app side that actually destroys, wired so :security can reach it without an :app
dependency. NOTHING triggers this yet -- the gestures land in PR4 (2/2).
- WipeService / WipeServiceProvider (:security): the entry-point interface, resolved
from any security surface via `(applicationContext as WipeServiceProvider).wipeService`.
- AppWipeService (:app), the WipeService impl:
* Presents the disguise immediately (reuses Instant Hide's presentation), then runs
WipeManager off the main thread behind it.
* Teardown before delete: cancel the in-progress Gradle build (via Lookup, null-safe),
stop Termux (ACTION_STOP_SERVICE), IProjectManager.destroy(), close the Recents Room
DB (real wipe only -- see below); reset lastOpenedProject; SecurityPreferences.clearAll();
write the .pip/.pip2 markers.
* Plan: shred PROJECTS_DIR source and the small Recents DB files (sensitive metadata),
fast-delete the regenerable cache dirs within projects (build/.gradle/.cg) and the
Gradle/home caches, so the wipe stays fast on a multi-GB workspace.
- IDEApplication implements WipeServiceProvider.
- SecureShredder.shredTree gains skipDirNames (fast-delete regenerable cache dirs
instead of overwriting them); unit-tested.
DB handling: the Recents Room DB is closed before its files are shredded, but only in a
REAL wipe -- afterwards the app is neutralized and the IDE (the DB's only user) never runs
again, so the closed cached instance is never touched. The close is skipped in dry-run,
which must not mutate state and where the app keeps running.
Source is shredded; bulk caches are fast-deleted: a single-pass overwrite is not a
guaranteed erase on flash anyway (device encryption is the real at-rest protection), and
shredding GBs would defeat "instant".
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…urfaces Instant Wipe is now live when armed: a single-finger circular sweep on any app surface triggers AppWipeService (which runs as a dry-run unless /sdcard/Download/CodeOnTheGo.nowipe is present). - SecurityController (IDE/editor screens): feeds a CircleGestureDetector in onTouchEvent when instantWipeEnabled, independently of Instant Hide. The host's existing gesture gate still excludes the Settings screen, so arming or practicing there cannot wipe. - CryptogramActivity (the disguise): circle detector in dispatchTouchEvent. - TerminalActivity (the terminal, which lives outside the EdgeToEdgeIDEActivity hierarchy): its own dispatchTouchEvent hook; termux-app now depends on :security (no cycle). All three resolve the :app WipeService through (applicationContext as WipeServiceProvider), so :security and termux-app keep no :app dependency. Still to come: PR5 (the .pip/.pip2 tamper tripwire + neutralization-on-launch that keeps a wiped install on the disguise). The dev-only .nowipe dry-run scaffold must be removed before GA. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VQsMNLYmV7gf2wqLoYRDkm
…RE + wipe) The Termux terminal (TerminalActivity : TermuxActivity) sits outside the EdgeToEdgeIDEActivity hierarchy that mounts SecurityController, so Instant Hide never covered it: three-finger tap / face-down / inactivity did nothing there, and FLAG_SECURE was not applied -- the terminal stayed screenshotable and unmasked in Recents even when armed. PR4 (2/2) had wired only the Instant Wipe circle there, turning the gap into an asymmetry (a circle could wipe from the terminal but a three-finger tap could not hide it). Mount SecurityController directly on TerminalActivity -- forward onResume/onPause/onDestroy and dispatchTouchEvent, plus applyScreenSecurity, exactly as EdgeToEdgeIDEActivity does. This brings all Instant Hide triggers, FLAG_SECURE masking, AND the Instant Wipe gesture to the terminal, and it subsumes the standalone wipe-only hook from PR4 (2/2) (SecurityController already feeds the circle detector when armed). This closes a pre-existing ADFA-40 terminal-coverage gap, folded in here since ADFA-6510 had already made the terminal a security surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VQsMNLYmV7gf2wqLoYRDkm
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Completes the stack: a wiped install is permanently the "Code Breaker" disguise and can
never return to the (torn-down, data-less) IDE.
- NeutralizationMarker (:security): centralizes the .pip (filesDir) / .pip2 (noBackupFilesDir)
marker paths, isWiped(), mark(), and the tamper signature isTampered() -- no marker AND
blank security prefs AND the stealth launcher alias still enabled (the fingerprint of
clearing app data to strip the markers; the alias enabled-state survives a data wipe, a
fresh install never matches). AppWipeService now writes markers through it.
- SplashActivity: before any IDE UI (and before the hidden-state redirect, since a wipe
blanks that flag):
* marker present -> show the disguise, finish.
* tamper signature -> re-engage the wipe (the /sdcard workspace survives a data clear, so
clearing app data to escape just re-wipes it).
- CryptogramActivity.exitDisguiseMode(): no-op once wiped, so the exit gesture cannot bring
back the neutralized IDE (whose Recents DB connection is already closed).
- Robolectric test for the marker's file logic.
Still required before GA: remove the .nowipe dry-run scaffold (tracked).
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On-device testing surfaced a footgun: the launch-time tamper signature (stealth alias enabled + blank prefs + no marker) cannot distinguish a prior Instant Wipe from a plain Instant Hide whose app data was cleared. The previous behavior re-ran the destructive wipe, so a hide-only user who cleared app data would have their /sdcard projects wiped. Tamper now neutralizes only: show the disguise, no re-wipe. Staying the disguise still defeats the tamper (the IDE is never revealed) without destroying work that may never have been meant for wiping. SplashActivity no longer calls WipeService on tamper. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VQsMNLYmV7gf2wqLoYRDkm
…uncher Launching the hidden app flashed the real Code On The Go logo for ~200ms before the disguise appeared. Cause: the OS paints the system starting window from the launched activity's theme before any app code runs, and all launcher aliases targeted SplashActivity (AppTheme.Splash shows ic_launcher_foreground). The activity-alias only changes the home-screen icon, not the splash, so even the "Code Breaker" icon flashed the IDE logo. This defeated the disguise during the splash -- a pre-existing ADFA-40 gap. Fix: route the five stealth aliases through a new StealthSplashActivity whose theme (AppTheme.Splash.Stealth) uses a blank splash icon (a solid splash_bg fill, invisible against the background -- solid rather than transparent so the system never falls back to the app icon). It forwards straight to the cryptogram. The default alias keeps SplashActivity and its branded splash, so normal launches are unchanged. Verified: aapt confirms the five stealth aliases now target StealthSplashActivity (default still on SplashActivity), and launching it lands on the cryptogram. The ~200ms splash frame itself is confirmed visually (adb cannot reliably capture it). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VQsMNLYmV7gf2wqLoYRDkm
… Wipe) Instant Wipe opens a practice overlay on arming, but Instant Hide did not -- so users had no safe way to learn the eyes-free three-finger tap (to hide) or the slow double three-finger tap (to exit). Arming Instant Hide now opens a two-step rehearsal that recognizes both gestures with the real detectors but only draws touch feedback; it never engages the disguise or swaps the launcher. - HidePracticeOverlayView / HidePracticeActivity (:security): the two-step overlay (tap, then slow double tap), mirroring WipePracticeOverlayView / WipePracticeActivity. - Launched from the Instant Hide toggle in securityPrefExts (same mechanism as the wipe practice, which was verified launching on device). - Strings in :resources. Closes a usability gap in ADFA-40's Instant Hide, folded into this stack. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VQsMNLYmV7gf2wqLoYRDkm
From the pre-review architecture/code pass: - F01 (blocking): on a REAL wipe, AppWipeService no longer shows the "Instant Wipe complete" Toast -- it popped over the disguise and announced the wipe to anyone watching the seized device. The advisory is now dry-run only (QA); a real wipe is log-only. - F02 (blocking, GA): the .nowipe dry-run override is now gated behind BuildConfig.DEBUG, so a dropped file can never silently no-op a wipe in a release build. - F03: documented Instant Wipe in security/README.md (new section + pieces table) and the ARCHITECTURE.md :security module row. - F04: documented the practice overlays under the ADR-0009 Views exception (they do custom Canvas finger-trail rendering and feed the same detectors as the real triggers). - F05: split the security-critical tamper decision into a pure isTamperSignature() and unit-tested it (blank prefs + stealth alias + no marker = tamper; fresh install, present marker, and still-armed all reject). Remaining nits (F06-F09: raw Thread vs app coroutine, dead mark(), main-thread stat in SplashActivity, no in-progress guard) left as follow-ups. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VQsMNLYmV7gf2wqLoYRDkm
- F06: run the wipe on the app-scoped coroutine (IDEApplication.coroutineScope + Dispatchers.IO) instead of a raw Thread -- matches the project's async convention and still outlives the finished activity. - F07: remove NeutralizationMarker.mark() (production writes the markers via WipeManager's markerFiles; mark() was used only by a test). The test now creates the marker directly. - F08: note in SplashActivity that the isWiped/isTampered checks are on the main thread by design (cheap stats + one label lookup, must run before any IDE UI). - F09: AtomicBoolean guard in AppWipeService.trigger() so a second circle on the just-shown disguise can't start a concurrent wipe before the first blanks the prefs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VQsMNLYmV7gf2wqLoYRDkm
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…ant-wipe Brings the ADFA-40 base up to date (it had stage merged into it, so PR #2137 was BEHIND and conflicting). The only conflict was in TerminalActivity.kt imports: kept both the Instant Wipe SecurityController import and the stage-added terminal-session imports (CommandIntentRouter, TerminalSessionFactory) -- no logic conflict. Merged tree compiles (:app incl. termux) and :security tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VQsMNLYmV7gf2wqLoYRDkm
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Block the exit gesture for markerless tamper signatures.
A stealth launcher alias enters StealthSplashActivity, which forwards directly to CryptogramActivity. The slow double three-finger tap then calls exitDisguiseMode(). Because that method checks only isWiped, a markerless tampered install can disable all stealth aliases and enter the normal launcher flow.
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- if (NeutralizationMarker.isWiped(this)) return
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Write the neutralization markers before you clear the preferences.
clearPreferences() blanks instantHideEnabled, instantWipeEnabled, and isHiddenStateActive before any marker exists. The process can die in this window, for example when the user swipes the app away or the OS kills it. In that case no marker exists, and the preferences are blank. On the next launch, the app relies only on the tamper heuristic. If the alias swap failed (setStealthMode is wrapped in runCatching), the install opens the IDE. Write the markers first, because they are the durable signal of a wipe.
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--- "a/security/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/security/WipeManager.kt"
+++ "b/security/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/security/WipeManager.kt"
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runCatching { if (!target.exists() || target.deleteRecursively()) deleted++ }
}
- teardown.resetBookkeeping()
- teardown.clearPreferences()
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var markers = 0
plan.markerFiles.forEach { marker ->
runCatching {
marker.parentFile?.mkdirs()
marker.createNewFile()
if (marker.exists()) markers++
}
}
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+ teardown.resetBookkeeping()
+ teardown.clearPreferences()
log("Instant Wipe complete: shredded=$shredded deleted=$deleted markers=$markers")
return WipeResult(dryRun = false, shredded, deleted, markers, enumerated)You can also write the markers before the shred starts. This also protects against a crash during the shred.
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In the wipe flow, create the neutralization markers from plan.markerFiles before
calling teardown.clearPreferences(), so the durable wipe signal exists before
preferences are cleared. Keep teardown.resetBookkeeping() and the existing
marker creation behavior, and place marker creation before the shred starts if
the flow allows it.
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The launcher alias is now a security-critical signal -- NeutralizationMarker.isTampered reads the enabled alias as the out-of-band tamper fingerprint -- so a partial or stuck swap can both weaken the tamper tripwire and false-positive it (the latter observed during on-device testing). This hardens the swap and makes it self-healing and wipe-aware. - LauncherAliasManager.setStealthMode(): on the enable path, disable the real DefaultAliasActivity FIRST, so a mid-sequence failure (seen on some OEM ROMs) fails HIDDEN (at worst briefly no icon) instead of leaving the real icon visible while the disguise is engaged. - CryptogramActivity.onCreate: when the disguise is shown for a hidden OR wiped reason, re-assert the stealth alias only if a partial swap left it wrong. It never restores the default here -- that would break the disguise and the tamper signal. - SplashActivity: on the genuine IDE path (not hidden, wiped, or tampered), restore the default alias if a stealth alias is stuck, so it can't later read as the tamper fingerprint. Addresses ADFA-6507, folded into this stack because ADFA-6510 made the alias state security-critical and already touches these code sites. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VQsMNLYmV7gf2wqLoYRDkm
Closes the verification caveat on commit af5918b: the fail-hidden swap ordering and the self-healing reconcile were reasoned about but not pinned, so nothing failed if either regressed, and the mid-sequence OEM throw was never exercised. Both are now pure functions with exhaustive tests. - LauncherAliasManager.stealthSwapOps(): the ordered alias toggles, FIRST disabling the real DefaultAliasActivity. setStealthMode() applies them in order inside one try/catch, so "real icon disabled first" is exactly what makes a mid-sequence PackageManager failure fail hidden. Behavior-preserving (same calls, same order). - LauncherAliasManager.reconcileAliasAction(disguiseActive, stealthAliasActive): the reconcile decision, with the safety invariant that it never restores the default while the disguise is shown. CryptogramActivity (disguiseActive = true, it is only ever the disguise) and SplashActivity (disguiseActive = false, genuine IDE path) now route through it. - LauncherAliasReconcileTest: pins both. Proven to fail without the fix -- reversing the swap order trips the three ordering tests for their named reason; always returning RESTORE_DEFAULT trips the reconcile tests incl. the safety invariant. :security tests + :app compile green; spotless clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VQsMNLYmV7gf2wqLoYRDkm
Two CodeRabbit findings in the neutralization/tamper logic, both real: F01 (CryptogramActivity.exitDisguiseMode): the exit gesture guarded only on isWiped, so a markerless tampered install -- app data cleared to strip .pip/.pip2 while the stealth alias survived, which SplashActivity already routes to the disguise -- could be exited back to the torn-down, data-less IDE. Extend the guard to isTampered as well, mirroring SplashActivity. Only affects a data-cleared install: a normally hidden, still-armed user has non-blank prefs, so isTampered is false and exit works as before. The decision reuses the already-unit-tested isTamperSignature primitive. F02 (WipeManager.wipe): markers were written AFTER clearPreferences(), so a process death in that window left blank prefs and no marker -- next launch would fall back to the tamper heuristic alone, and if the alias swap had failed, open the torn-down IDE. Write the durable markers FIRST, before any shred/delete/clear. Safe because the markers live in filesDir/noBackupFilesDir, outside every wipe target (verified against AppWipeService.buildPlan). New WipeManagerTest case asserts the marker exists by the time clearPreferences() runs; proven to fail against the old markers-last ordering. :security tests + :app compile green; spotless clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VQsMNLYmV7gf2wqLoYRDkm
ADFA-6510
Instant Wipe: the self-destruct half of Instant Hide (ADFA-40), renamed. When armed, a single-finger circular sweep on any app surface irreversibly destroys the user's work and leaves the device showing the "Code Breaker" cryptogram game. Instant, no dialog, no undo.
Stacked on ADFA-40 (#2133). Based on
feature/ADFA-40-instant-hide(it builds on that PR's:securitymodule, not yet merged). Base will be retargeted tostageonce #2133 merges. Do not merge before then.What it does
.pip/.pip2markers, show the disguise.Review-by-commit
Core: PR1 engine + dry-run override - PR2 circle detector - PR3 arm toggle + practice overlay - PR4(1/2) orchestration - PR4(2/2) gesture wiring - PR5 tamper tripwire.
Review-driven fixes (surfaced by on-device testing): terminal
SecurityControllermount - tamper neutralize-only - splash-screen leak fix - Instant Hide gesture rehearsal.Deliberate decisions / deviations
allowBackup="false"(stronger than the mockup's armed-state agent, which would require re-enabling backup).ADFA-40 gaps closed here (folded in, flagged for ADFA-40 reviewers)
EdgeToEdgeIDEActivity, so Instant Hide's triggers and FLAG_SECURE never reached it (and the terminal was screenshotable when armed). MountingSecurityControlleronTerminalActivitybrings hide + FLAG_SECURE + the wipe gesture there.SplashActivity). AStealthSplashActivitywith a logo-free splash now backs the stealth aliases.Before GA (required)
Remove the
/sdcard/Download/CodeOnTheGo.nowipedry-run override -- it's dev/QA scaffolding (makes the wipe enumerate + log but delete nothing); a shipped.nowipeis a silent kill-switch defeat.Verification
WipeManagerenumeration + dry-run boundary,SecureShredder(incl. cache-dir skip),NeutralizationMarker.AppWipeServiceteardown and the practice overlays/activities aren't unit-tested; the no-logo splash and the hide-rehearsal launch are confirmed visually (adb can't capture the ~200ms splash or inject multi-finger gestures).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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