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Redact Sensitive CI

πŸ™ˆ A Monolog processor that protects sensitive data from miss logging.

Avoids logging something like {"api_key":"mysupersecretapikey"} by masking partially or completely sensitive data:

Readme.INFO: Hello, World! {"api_key":"mysu***************"} []

Install

composer require leocavalcante/redact-sensitive

Usage

1. Prepare your sensitive keys

It is a map of key names and how much of it can be displayed, for example:

$sensitive_keys = [
    "api_key" => 4,
];

Shows the first 4 characters of the api_key.

If you want to display the last chars, you can use negative values like ["api_key" => -4], then it will display the last 4 characters.

2. Create a Processor using the keys

You can now create a new Processor with the given keys:

use RedactSensitive\RedactSensitiveProcessor;

$sensitive_keys = ["api_key" => 4];

$processor = new RedactSensitiveProcessor($sensitive_keys);

3. Set the Processor to a Monolog\Logger

use RedactSensitive\RedactSensitiveProcessor;

$sensitive_keys = ["api_key" => 4];

$processor = new RedactSensitiveProcessor($sensitive_keys);

$logger = new \Monolog\Logger("Readme");
$logger->pushProcessor($processor);

Examples

use Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler;
use RedactSensitive\RedactSensitiveProcessor;

$sensitive_keys = ["api_key" => 4];

$processor = new RedactSensitiveProcessor($sensitive_keys);

$logger = new \Monolog\Logger("Readme", [new StreamHandler(STDOUT)]);
$logger->pushProcessor($processor);

$logger->info("Hello, World!", ["api_key" => "mysupersecretapikey"]);
Readme.INFO: Hello, World! {"api_key":"mysu***************"} []

Completely hidden

You can hide it completely by passing 0 to the key.

use Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler;
use RedactSensitive\RedactSensitiveProcessor;

$sensitive_keys = ["you_know_nothing" => 0];

$processor = new RedactSensitiveProcessor($sensitive_keys);

$logger = new \Monolog\Logger("Example", [new StreamHandler(STDOUT)]);
$logger->pushProcessor($processor);

$logger->info("Completely hidden", ["you_know_nothing" => "John Snow"]);
Example.INFO: Completely hidden {"you_know_nothing":"*********"} []

Custom format

Feel free to customize a replacement character * and/or provide your own template.

use Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler;
use RedactSensitive\RedactSensitiveProcessor;

$sensitive_keys = ["secret" => 2];

$processor = new RedactSensitiveProcessor($sensitive_keys, template: "%s(redacted)");

$logger = new \Monolog\Logger("Example", [new StreamHandler(STDOUT)]);
$logger->pushProcessor($processor);

$logger->info("Sensitive", ["secret" => "my_secret_value"]);
Example.INFO: Sensitive {"secret":"my*************(redacted)"} []

Custom template allows to discard the masked characters altogether:

use Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler;
use RedactSensitive\RedactSensitiveProcessor;

$sensitive_keys = ["secret" => 2];

$processor = new RedactSensitiveProcessor($sensitive_keys, template: "...");

$logger = new \Monolog\Logger("Example", [new StreamHandler(STDOUT)]);
$logger->pushProcessor($processor);

$logger->info("Sensitive", ["secret" => "my_secret_value"]);
Example.INFO: Sensitive {"secret":"my..."} []

Length limit

Use lengthLimit to truncate redacted sensitive information, such as lengthy tokens.

use Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler;
use RedactSensitive\RedactSensitiveProcessor;

$sensitive_keys = ["access_token" => 0];

$processor = new RedactSensitiveProcessor($sensitive_keys, lengthLimit: 5);

$logger = new \Monolog\Logger("Example", [new StreamHandler(STDOUT)]);
$logger->pushProcessor($processor);

$logger->info("Truncated secret", ["access_token" => "Very long JWT ..."]);
Example.INFO: Truncated secret {"access_token":"*****"} []

Right to left

And, as said before, you can mask the value from right to left using negative values.

use Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler;
use RedactSensitive\RedactSensitiveProcessor;

$sensitive_keys = ["credit_card" => -4];

$processor = new RedactSensitiveProcessor($sensitive_keys);

$logger = new \Monolog\Logger("Example", [new StreamHandler(STDOUT)]);
$logger->pushProcessor($processor);

$logger->info("You are not storing credit cards, right?", ["credit_card" => "4111111145551142"]);
Example.INFO: You are not storing credit cards, right? {"credit_card":"************1142"} []

Nested values

It should work with nested objects and arrays as well.

use Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler;
use RedactSensitive\RedactSensitiveProcessor;

$sensitive_keys = [
    "nested" => [
        "arr" => [
            "value" => 3,
            "or_obj" => ["secret" => -3],
        ],
    ]
];

$processor = new RedactSensitiveProcessor($sensitive_keys);

$logger = new \Monolog\Logger("Example", [new StreamHandler(STDOUT)]);
$logger->pushProcessor($processor);

$nested_obj = new stdClass();
$nested_obj->secret = "donttellanyone";

$logger->info("Nested", [
    "nested" => [
        "arr" => [
            "value" => "abcdfg",
            "or_obj" => $nested_obj,
        ],
    ],
]);
Example.INFO: Nested {"nested":{"arr":{"value":"abc***","or_obj":{"stdClass":{"secret":"***********one"}}}}} []

Thanks

Feel free to open any issues or PRs.


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