• 🧪 Code Quality & Coverage
• 🚧 Project Status
• ✨ Features
• 🗄️ Centralized Lockbox Storage
  • ✅ Benefits of This Architecture
• 🔑 How It Works (Key Derivation)
• 🚀 Installation
• 🔌 Register the Plugin (Filament v4)
• ⚙️ Model Setup
  • Example: User Model
  • Example: Any Model with Encrypted Fields
• 🧑‍💻 User Flow
• 🧩 Usage in Filament Forms
  • 1️⃣ Storing Encrypted Data
  • 2️⃣ Displaying Decrypted Data
• 🔒 Security Model
  • 🔑 Passkeys (WebAuthn)
• 📖 Roadmap
• 📜 License

Secure per-user field encryption for Filament v4.
This package allows you to encrypt and decrypt sensitive data on a per-user basis, using a split-key approach:

• Part A (server-side key) is stored encrypted in the database.
• Part B (user-provided secret) is collected at runtime (crypto password, passkey, or TOTP).
• Final key is derived from PartA + PartB using hash('sha256', ...).

This ensures that even administrators cannot decrypt data without the user-provided input.

#🧪 Code Quality & Coverage

To ensure long-term maintainability and security, this package is continuously analyzed with two systems:

• SonarQube Cloud
  Monitors code quality, maintainability, and potential security issues. Results are automatically updated on every commit.

• qlty.sh
  Provides detailed path coverage via PHPUnit’s --path-coverage, ensuring not only that lines are executed but also that different execution paths are validated.
  For cryptographic code, this level of coverage is especially important: it verifies complete execution flows (e.g. valid vs. invalid keys, missing secrets, or failed TOTP checks).
  Compared to branch coverage, path coverage ensures higher confidence in correctness and security-critical behavior.

Both tools run in CI and guarantee that security and quality checks are part of the development workflow.

#🚧 Project Status

This package is currently in alpha and under active development. Features and APIs may change before a stable release.

#✨ Features

• 🔑 Per-user encryption keys (split key: server + user)
• 🧩 Plug-and-play Filament components:
  • EncryptedTextInput → encrypts before save
  • DecryptedTextDisplay → decrypts on display
  • UnlockLockboxAction → prompts for crypto password or TOTP
• 🔒 User-configurable crypto password support
• 🗝️ Passkey (WebAuthn) support if your user implements HasPasskeys
• 🔐 TOTP support if your user implements HasAppAuthentication
• 🛡️ Zero-knowledge for admins – data is unreadable without user input
• ⚙️ Configurable key material providers (PBKDF2, Passkeys, TOTP, custom)

#🗄️ Centralized Lockbox Storage

Unlike typical field encryption solutions, Filament Lockbox does not store encrypted data on your models.
Instead, all encrypted values are kept in a dedicated, polymorphic lockbox table — completely transparent to your application.

#✅ Benefits of This Architecture

• Drop-in Usage
  Simply use EncryptedTextInput anywhere in your Filament form schema — no schema changes or model attributes required.

• Polymorphic & Universal
  Works with any Eloquent model (User, Product, Order, ...).
  All sensitive data is centralized, making it easy to see which records have encrypted fields.

• Performance-Friendly
  Main tables remain lean and fast, as encrypted data is kept out of your core business tables.

• Compliance & Auditing

  • Simplified GDPR / “Right to be Forgotten”: just delete Lockbox entries per user.
  • Perfect for audits: one table gives full visibility of all encrypted fields.
  • Allows separate backup and retention strategies.

• Developer Experience

  • No manual hooks or closures needed — saving & loading is handled automatically.
  • dehydrated(false) is applied internally.
  • Just replace TextInput with EncryptedTextInput and get full encryption.

$form->schema([
    // Before:
    TextInput::make('credit_card'),
 
    // After:
    EncryptedTextInput::make('credit_card')
        ->label('Credit Card'),
]);

The plugin takes care of everything:

• 🔑 Per-user key management
• 🔐 Encryption & decryption
• 🗄️ Transparent Lockbox record handling
• 🔄 Auto-loading of values on form display
• 🧹 Automatic cleanup when models are deleted

#🔑 How It Works (Key Derivation)

 ┌────────────────────────┐
 │  encrypted_user_key    │  (in DB, encrypted with APP_KEY)
 └──────────┬─────────────┘
            │ decrypt
            ▼
       ┌──────────┐
       │  Part A  │  (server key)
       └─────┬────┘
             │
             │
 ┌───────────▼───────────┐
 │  Part B (User Input) │  ← crypto password, passkey, or TOTP
 └───────────┬──────────┘
             │ combine
             ▼
    ┌───────────────────┐
    │  Final Key (32B)  │
    └─────────┬─────────┘
              │
┌─────────────▼─────────────┐
│ Encrypt / Decrypt fields │
└──────────────────────────┘

This means database leaks alone cannot decrypt your data – PartB must be provided by the user.

#🚀 Installation

Install the package via Composer:

composer require n3xt0r/filament-lockbox

Important:
This package integrates with spatie/laravel-passkeys. Before running the install command, make sure you have published and run the Spatie migrations:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Spatie\\LaravelPasskeys\\LaravelPasskeysServiceProvider" --tag="laravel-passkeys-migrations"
php artisan migrate
Run the install command to publish all required assets and migrations:
 
```bash
php artisan filament-lockbox:install

#🔌 Register the Plugin (Filament v4)

Add the plugin to your Filament panel provider:

// app/Providers/Filament/AdminPanelProvider.php
 
use Filament\Panel;
use Filament\PanelProvider;
use N3XT0R\FilamentLockbox\FilamentLockboxPlugin;
 
class AdminPanelProvider extends PanelProvider
{
    public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel
    {
        return $panel
            ->plugins([
                FilamentLockboxPlugin::make(),
            ]);
    }
}

Optional configuration:

// config/filament-lockbox.php
return [
    'show_widget' => true, // set false to hide the status widget
    'providers' => [
        \N3XT0R\FilamentLockbox\Managers\KeyMaterial\TotpKeyMaterialProvider::class,
        \N3XT0R\FilamentLockbox\Managers\KeyMaterial\CryptoPasswordKeyMaterialProvider::class,
    ],
];

You can publish the config and translations if you need customization:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-lockbox-config"
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-lockbox-translations"

#⚙️ Model Setup

Your User model must:

• Implement HasLockboxKeys
• Use the InteractsWithLockboxKeys trait
• Hide and cast the lockbox fields

#Example: User Model

use Filament\Models\Contracts\FilamentUser;
use Illuminate\Contracts\Auth\MustVerifyEmail;
use Illuminate\Foundation\Auth\User as Authenticatable;
use N3XT0R\FilamentLockbox\Contracts\HasLockboxKeys;
use N3XT0R\FilamentLockbox\Concerns\InteractsWithLockboxKeys;
 
class User extends Authenticatable implements FilamentUser, MustVerifyEmail, HasLockboxKeys
{
    use InteractsWithLockboxKeys;
 
    protected $hidden = [
        'encrypted_user_key',
        'crypto_password_hash',
        'lockbox_provider',
    ];
 
    protected function casts(): array
    {
        return [
            'encrypted_user_key' => 'encrypted',
            'crypto_password_hash' => 'string',
            'lockbox_provider' => 'string',
        ];
    }
}

#Example: Any Model with Encrypted Fields

Any Eloquent model that should have encrypted fields must:

• Implement HasLockbox
• Use the InteractsWithLockbox trait

This enables the polymorphic relation to the lockbox table and lets the package handle encryption transparently.

use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
use N3XT0R\FilamentLockbox\Contracts\HasLockbox;
use N3XT0R\FilamentLockbox\Concerns\InteractsWithLockbox;
 
class Company extends Model implements HasLockbox
{
    use InteractsWithLockbox;
 
    protected $fillable = [
        'name',
        'email',
        // no need to list encrypted fields here – they live in the lockbox table
    ];
}

You can now use EncryptedTextInput::make('field_name') in your Filament form schemas for this model —
the package will automatically store and retrieve the data from the centralized lockbox table.

#🧑‍💻 User Flow

1. Go to the Lockbox widget in your Filament panel.
2. Click Generate Lockbox Key.
3. Set a crypto password, register a passkey, or enable TOTP.
4. Unlock once per session to access or modify encrypted fields.

#🧩 Usage in Filament Forms

#1️⃣ Storing Encrypted Data

use N3XT0R\FilamentLockbox\Forms\Actions\UnlockLockboxAction;
use N3XT0R\FilamentLockbox\Forms\Components\EncryptedTextInput;
 
$form
    ->schema([
        EncryptedTextInput::make('secret_notes')
            ->label('Secret Notes'),
    ])
    ->extraActions([
        UnlockLockboxAction::make(),
    ]);

#2️⃣ Displaying Decrypted Data

use N3XT0R\FilamentLockbox\Forms\Components\DecryptedTextDisplay;
use N3XT0R\FilamentLockbox\Forms\Actions\UnlockLockboxAction;
 
$form
    ->schema([
        DecryptedTextDisplay::make('secret_notes')
            ->label('Secret Notes'),
    ])
    ->extraActions([
        UnlockLockboxAction::make(),
    ]);

#🔒 Security Model

• Split-key encryption (PartA + PartB → Final Key)
• PBKDF2 key derivation with 100,000 iterations
• Server keys stored encrypted with APP_KEY
• Extensible providers for alternative key material

#🔑 Passkeys (WebAuthn)

This package ships with built-in support for spatie/laravel-passkeys and requires it by default.

You can control Passkey usage via this package's configuration. If you don't plan to use WebAuthn/Passkeys, disable the integration in config/filament-lockbox.php.

#📖 Roadmap

• [ ] Textarea and file encryption support
• [ ] Automatic modal prompt if unlock is missing
• [ ] Session-based unlock expiry
• [ ] Configurable PBKDF2 parameters
• [ ] Improve TOTP integration: ensure user-assigned secrets (crypto password) are required and TOTP is used only as a second factor

#📜 License

MIT © N3XT0R