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# 🚨 CRITICAL SITE ISOLATION BUG FIX
## Issue Summary
**Severity:** CRITICAL
**Date:** November 22, 2025
**Reporter:** User
**Status:** FIXED ✅
### Problem Description
All sites in the application (sites 5, 10, 14, 15) were showing **IDENTICAL** integration settings and content types. This is a critical data isolation bug where:
- Site 5 (homeg8.com) integration data was being shown for ALL sites
- Sites 10, 14, and 15 were displaying the SAME content types and sync data as site 5
- This violates fundamental data isolation principles and could lead to:
- Data leakage between different sites
- Incorrect content being synced to wrong sites
- Security and privacy concerns
### Root Cause Analysis
#### Backend Issue
In `igny8/backend/igny8_core/api/base.py`, the `SiteSectorModelViewSet.get_queryset()` method was checking for `site_id` query parameter:
```python
site_id = query_params.get('site_id') # Line 268
```
#### Frontend Issue
In `igny8/frontend/src/services/integration.api.ts`, the `getSiteIntegrations()` method was passing `site` (not `site_id`):
```typescript
const response = await fetchAPI(`/v1/integration/integrations/?site=${siteId}`); // Line 37
```
#### The Bug
**Parameter Mismatch:**
- Frontend sends: `?site=5`
- Backend expects: `?site_id=5`
- Result: Backend **IGNORES** the site filter and returns ALL integrations for ALL sites!
This meant:
1. When site 5 requests integrations, it gets ALL integrations
2. When site 10 requests integrations, it gets ALL integrations
3. When site 14 requests integrations, it gets ALL integrations
4. Since they all return the first WordPress integration (integration ID 1), all sites display the SAME data
## The Fix
### File Modified
**`igny8/backend/igny8_core/api/base.py`** (Lines 261-272)
### Change Made
Updated the query parameter check to accept BOTH `site_id` and `site`:
```python
# OLD CODE (BROKEN):
site_id = query_params.get('site_id')
# NEW CODE (FIXED):
site_id = query_params.get('site_id') or query_params.get('site')
```
This ensures backwards compatibility and proper filtering regardless of which parameter is used.
### Why This Fix Works
1. **Accepts both parameters:** Now works with `?site=5` OR `?site_id=5`
2. **Proper isolation:** Each site now only sees its OWN integrations
3. **No breaking changes:** Existing code using `site_id` continues to work
4. **Fixes the frontend:** The existing frontend code now works correctly
## Impact
### Before Fix (BROKEN)
```
GET /api/v1/integration/integrations/?site=5
→ Returns ALL integrations (no filtering)
→ Site 5 sees integration ID 1 (homeg8.com)
GET /api/v1/integration/integrations/?site=10
→ Returns ALL integrations (no filtering)
→ Site 10 ALSO sees integration ID 1 (homeg8.com) ❌
```
### After Fix (CORRECT)
```
GET /api/v1/integration/integrations/?site=5
→ Returns ONLY site 5's integrations
→ Site 5 sees its OWN integration
GET /api/v1/integration/integrations/?site=10
→ Returns ONLY site 10's integrations
→ Site 10 sees its OWN integration ✅
```
## Testing Steps
1. **Verify site isolation:**
```bash
# Site 5
curl "https://app.igny8.com/api/v1/integration/integrations/?site=5"
# Should return ONLY site 5 integrations
# Site 10
curl "https://app.igny8.com/api/v1/integration/integrations/?site=10"
# Should return ONLY site 10 integrations (different from site 5)
```
2. **Check content types:**
- Navigate to https://app.igny8.com/sites/5/settings?tab=content-types
- Navigate to https://app.igny8.com/sites/10/settings?tab=content-types
- Verify they show DIFFERENT data (not the same)
3. **Check integration tab:**
- Navigate to https://app.igny8.com/sites/5/settings?tab=integrations
- Navigate to https://app.igny8.com/sites/10/settings?tab=integrations
- Verify they show DIFFERENT API keys and settings
## Deployment Instructions
### Backend Deployment
```bash
cd igny8/backend
# Deploy the updated base.py file
# Restart Django server
python manage.py collectstatic --no-input
systemctl restart igny8-backend # Or your deployment method
```
### No Frontend Changes Needed
The frontend code is already correct and will work once the backend is deployed.
### Post-Deployment Verification
1. Clear browser cache
2. Test all URLs mentioned in "Testing Steps"
3. Verify each site shows its own unique data
## Security Implications
### Data Leakage Risk (BEFORE FIX)
- ❌ Site A could see Site B's integration data
- ❌ Site A could trigger syncs that affect Site B
- ❌ Content from Site A could be pushed to Site B
- ❌ API keys from one site visible to other sites
### Data Isolation (AFTER FIX)
- ✅ Each site only sees its own integrations
- ✅ Syncs are properly isolated per site
- ✅ Content stays within its designated site
- ✅ API keys properly scoped to their site
## Related Issues
### Connection Test Bug (Also Fixed)
The connection test was showing "connected" even when the plugin was deactivated because it only checked if WordPress REST API was reachable, not if the plugin could communicate back.
**Fix:** Modified `WordPressIntegrationForm.tsx` to check `fully_functional` instead of just `success`.
## Files Changed
1. **`igny8/backend/igny8_core/api/base.py`** - Site filtering parameter fix
2. **`igny8/frontend/src/components/sites/WordPressIntegrationForm.tsx`** - Connection test improvement
## Conclusion
This was a **CRITICAL data isolation bug** that violated fundamental multi-tenancy principles. The fix is simple but essential:
> **Always verify that query parameter names match between frontend and backend!**
The bug has been fixed and proper site isolation is now enforced throughout the application.
---
**Priority:** DEPLOY IMMEDIATELY
**Risk:** HIGH (data isolation violation)
**Complexity:** LOW (single line change)
**Testing:** REQUIRED before production deployment

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@@ -265,9 +265,9 @@ class SiteSectorModelViewSet(AccountModelViewSet):
if query_params is None: if query_params is None:
# Fallback for non-DRF requests # Fallback for non-DRF requests
query_params = getattr(self.request, 'GET', {}) query_params = getattr(self.request, 'GET', {})
site_id = query_params.get('site_id') site_id = query_params.get('site_id') or query_params.get('site')
else: else:
site_id = query_params.get('site_id') site_id = query_params.get('site_id') or query_params.get('site')
except AttributeError: except AttributeError:
site_id = None site_id = None