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PROJECT HARDENING REPORT — Sellora / store-bot-php
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Scope note (read first): this is a real, but *time-boxed*, hardening pass — not the
full 48-item audit run to exhaustion. I inspected the whole project, fixed every item
the prompt explicitly called "FIX #1–#5" (payment/wallet/stock/digital/discount
money-safety), plus the highest-value security gaps I found along the way. A few
lower-priority items from the checklist were only spot-checked or are listed as
remaining work — see section 8. No PHP interpreter was available in this sandbox
(no `php` binary, no network to install one), so changes were reviewed by hand and
with a brace/quote-balance script instead of `php -l` — **run the real syntax +
migration checks (section 5) before deploying.**

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1. FIXED ISSUES
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**Zarinpal callback race condition (money bug — most critical)**
- File: zarinpal_callback.php
- Was: check `status !== 'pending'` then act later (classic check-then-act TOCTOU).
  A double-opened callback URL could create two orders / two wallet credits from one payment.
- Fix: atomic `UPDATE payment_sessions SET status='processing' WHERE id=? AND status='pending'`.
  Only the request that gets affected_rows=1 proceeds; everyone else sees a safe
  "already processed / please wait" page. Added a `processing` status to the
  payment_sessions enum for this. If order/topup creation throws *after* Zarinpal
  already verified the payment, the session is left in `processing` (never silently
  marked failed) and an admin is notified via `notify_topic('orders', ...)` for manual
  reconciliation — money is never dropped silently.

**Wallet top-up double-credit**
- File: handlers/repo_wallet.php — `approve_topup()`
- Was: `get_topup()` then `credit_wallet()` then `UPDATE ... status='paid'` — no atomicity;
  two concurrent approvals (e.g. admin double-click + Zarinpal auto-verify racing) could
  credit the wallet twice.
- Fix: atomic `UPDATE wallet_topups SET status='paid' WHERE id=? AND status='pending_payment'`
  first; only affected_rows=1 proceeds to credit the wallet, inside the same DB transaction.

**Wallet ledger added**
- New table: `wallet_transactions` (migration_v8.sql / schema.sql)
- `credit_wallet()` / `debit_wallet_if_sufficient()` rewritten to lock the user's row
  (`SELECT ... FOR UPDATE`), compute balance_before/after, and write one ledger row per
  change, inside the same transaction as the balance update. Every wallet mutation now
  has a reference_type/reference_id (topup id, cart, gift code, wheel prize, etc).

**Wallet purchase — debit + order not atomic together**
- File: handlers/checkout.php — `handle_pay_wallet()`
- Was: `debit_wallet_if_sufficient()` then `create_order_from_items()` as two separate
  operations — if order creation threw after the debit succeeded, the user lost money
  with no order created.
- Fix: both now run inside one explicit transaction (`$pdo->beginTransaction()` in
  `handle_pay_wallet`); `debit_wallet_if_sufficient()` and `create_order_from_items()`
  were made "nesting aware" (they detect an already-open transaction and defer
  commit/rollback to the caller) so they compose correctly.

**Discount code race condition + double counting**
- File: handlers/repo_discounts.php — new `increment_discount_usage_atomic()`
- Was: `UPDATE discount_codes SET used_count = used_count + 1 WHERE code = ?` with no
  guard — two concurrent uses of a `max_uses = 1` code could both succeed; and if a
  payment callback ever re-ran for the same order, usage could be double-counted.
- Fix: atomic `UPDATE ... WHERE is_active=1 AND (max_uses IS NULL OR used_count < max_uses)`
  guarding the increment, **plus** a new `discount_usages` table with a UNIQUE
  constraint on `(discount_id, order_id)` so a given order can only ever count once,
  even if fulfillment logic re-runs.
- Also fixed a related logic bug: for card-to-card (manual receipt) orders, discount
  usage was being consumed the moment the customer submitted a receipt — *before* an
  admin approved it. If the admin rejected the order, the discount capacity was gone
  forever. Usage is now recorded at `process_order_approval()` time (when the order
  actually becomes `paid`), not at order creation.
- Old `increment_discount_usage()` kept (marked `@deprecated`) for backward
  compatibility only; nothing in the codebase calls it anymore.

**Digital fulfillment incorrectly marked "fulfilled" when the code pool was empty**
- File: handlers/admin_orders.php — `fulfill_paid_order()`
- Was: if there was no physical item in the order, the order was marked `fulfilled`
  regardless of whether every digital item actually got a code/file. An empty asset
  pool silently looked "complete" to both the customer and the admin dashboard.
- Fix: added `orders.status = 'awaiting_fulfillment'`. If any digital item fails to
  claim an asset, the order goes to `awaiting_fulfillment` (not `fulfilled`), the
  customer gets an honest "we'll send this manually soon" message, and the admin
  topic gets a `🚨 نیاز به ارسال دستی` alert. Added a "retry fulfillment" button in
  admin/orders.php (calls `fulfill_paid_order()` again after the admin tops up the
  asset pool) — guarded so it **never** re-claims an asset for an item that already
  has `digital_content` set (would have double-delivered on retry otherwise).

**Stock reservation, digital asset claiming**
- Reviewed handlers/repo_products.php (`reserve_stock`, `claim_digital_asset`) — these
  were **already** correctly atomic (conditional `UPDATE ... WHERE stock >= ?` /
  `SELECT ... FOR UPDATE` inside a transaction). No changes needed; confirmed as safe.

**Gift code redemption — race + atomicity (this session's follow-up)**
- File: handlers/repo_giftcodes.php — `redeem_gift_code()`
- Was: per-user double-redemption was already safe (unique constraint on
  gift_code_redemptions), but `max_uses` itself was enforced with a plain check then
  `used_count + 1` with no WHERE guard — two different users could both redeem the
  very last use of a shared, capacity-limited code at the same instant. Also, the
  redemption row and the wallet credit were two separate, non-atomic operations.
- Fix: same atomic-guard pattern as discount codes — `UPDATE gift_codes SET
  used_count = used_count + 1 WHERE is_active=1 AND (max_uses IS NULL OR used_count <
  max_uses)`, wrapped in one transaction together with the redemption INSERT *and*
  the wallet credit itself (`credit_wallet()` now called from inside
  `redeem_gift_code()`, not from the caller). Either the code gets marked used *and*
  the wallet is credited, or neither happens.

**Admin audit log (this session's follow-up — prompt item 28)**
- New table: `admin_audit_logs` (migration_v8.sql / schema.sql)
- New helper: `audit_log($action, $targetType, $targetId, $oldData, $newData)` in
  admin/auth.php — records admin username (now stored in session on login),
  action, target, before/after JSON, IP, user-agent, timestamp. Never receives
  passwords/secrets (nothing in the codebase passes them to it).
- Instrumented: product create/update/deactivate/toggle (with automatic
  PRICE_CHANGED / STOCK_CHANGED detection), order approve/reject/ship/deliver/
  retry-fulfillment, wallet top-up approve/reject, settings changes (card, Zarinpal,
  channel-lock forms), discount code create/toggle/delete, gift code
  create/toggle/delete.
- New page: admin/audit_log.php — read-only viewer with action filter and
  pagination, linked from the admin nav bar ("لاگ فعالیت").

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2. DATABASE CHANGES
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File: db/migration_v8.sql (delta script for existing installs) — same statements
were also merged into db/schema.sql so **fresh installs via install.php get all of
this automatically**, no separate migration step needed for new deployments.

- ALTER `payment_sessions.status` ENUM: added `'processing'`
- ALTER `orders.status` ENUM: added `'awaiting_fulfillment'`
- NEW TABLE `wallet_transactions` (ledger) — FK to users, indexed on user_id and
  (reference_type, reference_id)
- NEW TABLE `discount_usages` — FK to discount_codes and orders, UNIQUE
  (discount_id, order_id)
- NEW TABLE `admin_login_attempts` — indexed on (ip_address, attempted_at), used for
  login rate-limiting
- NEW TABLE `admin_audit_logs` — indexed on action, (target_type, target_id), and
  created_at; used by the new admin/audit_log.php viewer

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3. SECURITY IMPROVEMENTS
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- **CSRF**: already fully implemented on every admin POST handler before this pass
  (verified `csrf_check()` is called in all 13 admin/*.php files that handle POST) —
  no changes needed.
- **SQL Injection**: already 100% PDO prepared statements throughout (db.php's
  `db_one/db_all/db_run` wrappers are used everywhere) — spot-checked, no raw
  interpolated SQL found.
- **XSS**: spot-checked all admin views for un-escaped output — every dynamic value
  rendered goes through `htmlspecialchars()`, `(int)` casts, or `number_format()`.
  No gaps found (not an exhaustive line-by-line review — see section 8).
- **IDOR**: spot-checked customer-facing order lookups (`show_order_detail_for_customer`)
  — already correctly scoped by `user_id`. Admin-only Telegram callback actions
  (`AdminApprove_*`, `TopupApprove_*`, broadcast, etc.) are already gated by `is_admin()`.
- **Telegram webhook secret token** (was missing): `webhook.php` now verifies the
  `X-Telegram-Bot-Api-Secret-Token` header against a `WEBHOOK_SECRET` constant.
  `install.php` now generates this secret and registers it via `setWebhook`'s
  `secret_token` param for new installs. For **already-deployed** sites (config.php
  predates this change), added `enable_webhook_secret.php` — a one-time, token-gated
  script to add the secret without a full reinstall (delete it after running).
  Backward compatible: if `WEBHOOK_SECRET` isn't defined, the check is skipped, so
  existing sites keep working until they opt in.
- **Admin login brute-force**: `admin/auth.php` now rate-limits by IP — 5 failed
  attempts per IP locks new attempts for 5 minutes (`admin_login_attempts` table).
  Login page shows attempts remaining / lockout message.
- **Secure session cookies**: admin session cookie now sets `HttpOnly`, `SameSite=Lax`,
  and `Secure` (when HTTPS is detected). `session_regenerate_id(true)` on login was
  already present.
- **Telegram API 429 handling**: `tg_api()` in functions.php now reads
  `parameters.retry_after` from Telegram's error response, waits (capped at 5s so a
  webhook request never hangs too long), and retries once before giving up and logging.
- **Product deletion**: admin/products.php "delete" now soft-deletes
  (`is_active = 0`) instead of `DELETE FROM products` — preserves order history and
  avoids relying on the FK RESTRICT behavior to prevent accidental data loss.
- **Payment cleanup cron race**: cron_cleanup_payments.php's stale-session sweep now
  uses the same atomic `WHERE status = 'pending'` guard as the callback, so it can't
  clobber a session that a concurrent callback just moved into `processing`.

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4. PAYMENT IMPROVEMENTS
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- Zarinpal: idempotent via atomic processing-lock (see section 1)
- Wallet: atomic top-up approval + full ledger (see section 1)
- Stock: already atomic/idempotent, confirmed (no change)
- Discount: atomic use-guard + one-row-per-order uniqueness (see section 1)
- Digital fulfillment: correct status on partial/failed delivery + safe retry (see section 1)

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5. TEST RESULTS
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- PHP Syntax: **NOT RUN** — no PHP binary available in this sandbox and network
  access is disabled, so `find . -name "*.php" -print0 | xargs -0 -n1 php -l` could
  not be executed here. I manually re-read every changed file and ran a brace/quote
  balance checker (heuristic, not a real parser) against all 14 modified files — all
  came back balanced. **Please run the real `php -l` sweep before deploying**, e.g.:
  `find . -name "*.php" -print0 | xargs -0 -n1 php -l`
- Database Migration: **NOT RUN** (no MySQL available here). migration_v8.sql was
  hand-reviewed for valid syntax and FK/index correctness; please apply it to a
  staging DB copy first, per your own rule #41.
- Payment / Wallet / Stock / Digital / Discount / Security test scenarios from
  section 39 of the prompt: **not executed as automated tests** (no test harness or
  DB in this environment) — the code changes were designed against exactly those
  scenarios (see section 1 for how each is addressed), but they still need to be
  exercised against a real staging DB + Zarinpal sandbox before going live.

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6. FILES CHANGED
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- zarinpal_callback.php (rewritten — idempotent processing)
- handlers/repo_wallet.php (rewritten — ledger + atomic topup approval)
- handlers/repo_discounts.php (added increment_discount_usage_atomic)
- handlers/repo_orders.php (create_order_from_items made transaction-nesting-aware)
- handlers/admin_orders.php (fulfillment status fix, discount consumption moved to approval)
- handlers/checkout.php (wallet purchase wrapped in one transaction; discount consumption moved)
- handlers/rewards.php (credit_wallet calls updated with ledger metadata)
- handlers/keyboards.php (added 'awaiting_fulfillment' status label)
- handlers/reports.php (added 'awaiting_fulfillment' to PAID_STATUSES)
- admin/auth.php (rewritten — login rate-limit + secure session cookies)
- admin/login.php (lockout messaging)
- admin/orders.php (awaiting_fulfillment filter/label + retry-fulfillment action/button)
- admin/products.php (soft-delete instead of hard DELETE)
- admin/index.php (awaiting_fulfillment included in revenue query)
- functions.php (tg_api 429 retry, set_webhook secret_token)
- webhook.php (secret token verification)
- install.php (generates + registers WEBHOOK_SECRET)
- cron_cleanup_payments.php (atomic stale-session transition)
- enable_webhook_secret.php (NEW — upgrade helper for already-deployed sites)
- db/schema.sql (enum updates + 4 new tables, for fresh installs)
- db/migration_v8.sql (NEW — same changes as a delta script for existing installs)
- handlers/repo_giftcodes.php (rewritten — atomic max_uses guard + wallet credit merged into one transaction)
- admin/audit_log.php (NEW — read-only audit trail viewer)
- admin/_nav.php (added audit log link)
- admin/products.php, admin/orders.php, admin/topups.php, admin/settings.php,
  admin/discounts.php, admin/giftcodes.php (audit_log() calls added to mutations)

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7. MIGRATIONS CREATED
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- db/migration_v8.sql

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8. REMAINING RISKS / NOT DONE IN THIS PASS
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- **No `php -l` / staging-DB test run** — see section 5. Do this before deploying.
- **Categories/discount codes/gift codes/wheel prizes still hard-DELETE** — lower
  risk than products (no direct order-line FK to categories with RESTRICT; discount/
  gift usage history is preserved on the `orders`/`wallet_transactions` rows
  independently), but if you want full historical consistency, convert these to
  soft-delete too.
- **Full CSRF-XSS-IDOR sweep** was spot-checked, not exhaustively line-by-line
  reviewed across all 55+ PHP files — I focused depth on the payment/money-handling
  code paths named explicitly in the prompt, and breadth-checked everything else for
  the specific vulnerability classes (SQLi, XSS, CSRF, IDOR) rather than reading
  every line of, say, the wheel/broadcast/support modules.
- **Telegram Markdown injection**: product names / usernames are sent with
  `parse_mode: Markdown` without escaping Markdown special characters. Not a security
  hole (can't XSS a Telegram client), but a product name with `_` or `*` in it can
  break message formatting. Low priority, cosmetic.
- **`enable_webhook_secret.php`** must be deleted after a single run on any
  already-deployed site you upgrade (documented in the file's own header comment,
  same pattern as `install.php`).
- **admin_audit_logs covers the highest-value actions only** — product create/
  update/deactivate/toggle, price/stock changes, order approve/reject/ship/deliver/
  retry-fulfillment, wallet top-up approve/reject, settings changes, and discount/
  gift-code create/toggle/delete. Lower-traffic admin surfaces (wheel prize edits,
  feature toggles, broadcast text/texts.php edits, category CRUD) are **not yet
  instrumented** — same `audit_log()` helper in admin/auth.php can be dropped into
  those files the same way if you want full coverage.

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9. DEPLOYMENT INSTRUCTIONS
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**For a brand-new install:** nothing special — `install.php` now creates
`WEBHOOK_SECRET` and applies the full updated `db/schema.sql` automatically. Just
follow the existing installer flow.

**For an existing production install**, in this order:
1. **Backup your database first** (`cron_backup.php` or your own dump).
2. Upload all changed files from section 6 (they preserve existing behavior/data;
   nothing here drops a column or a table).
3. Run `db/migration_v8.sql` against your database once
   (`mysql -u USER -p DBNAME < db/migration_v8.sql`, or via phpMyAdmin/cPanel's
   MySQL tool). It only adds tables/enum values — safe to run once, idempotent
   against re-running thanks to `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS`, but the two `ALTER
   TABLE ... MODIFY` enum lines will error harmlessly if you run it twice with a
   MySQL version that rejects a no-op MODIFY — that's fine, just means it's already
   applied.
4. Run `find . -name "*.php" -print0 | xargs -0 -n1 php -l` on your host (or
   locally) to confirm no syntax errors before pointing traffic at it — this was not
   possible to run in this sandbox.
5. Visit `https://yourdomain.com/bot/enable_webhook_secret.php?token=YOUR_ADMIN_PANEL_SECRET`
   once to add webhook secret-token protection to your existing install, then delete
   that file.
6. Smoke-test: place a small real (or Zarinpal sandbox) order end-to-end, do a wallet
   top-up, try a discount code, and try opening a Zarinpal callback URL twice in a row
   to confirm you see "قبلاً پردازش شده" the second time instead of a duplicate order.
