Incorrect Signature Generation Due to Channel Name Normalization in PusherBroadcaster.php for private and presence channels.

[vingrad]

Laravel Version

11.21.0

PHP Version

8.2

Database Driver & Version

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Description

According to the Pusher documentation, the signature must include the full channel name (including prefixes like private-, presence-, and others). See the implementation example in Ruby in the official documentation:

string_to_sign = "1234.1234:private-foobar"
signature = OpenSSL::HMAC.hexdigest(digest, secret, string_to_sign)

https://pusher.com/docs/channels/library_auth_reference/auth-signatures/#private-channel

However, in the validAuthenticationResponse method in PusherBroadcaster.php, there is the following line:

$channelName = $this->normalizeChannelName($request->channel_name);

This line refers to the following implementation in UsePusherChannelConventions.php:

    public function normalizeChannelName($channel)
    {
        foreach (['private-encrypted-', 'private-', 'presence-'] as $prefix) {
            if (Str::startsWith($channel, $prefix)) {
                return Str::replaceFirst($prefix, '', $channel);
            }
        }

        return $channel;
    }

This means that the generated signature is incorrect because the channel name used for signing does not include the prefix. When sending an event on Pusher (I tested this with Soketi):

{"event":"pusher:subscribe","data":{"auth":"ab7aa03b2b2b5f54eb60ce76fb94:4111c21c574e106c05cdc416ac9f9dbfa4a29715e88235ed068b70c8082bde90","channel":"private-projects.1.tasks"}}

You receive the following error because the signature was generated using the channel name without the prefix:

{"event":"pusher:subscription_error","channel":"private-projects.1.tasks","data":{"type":"AuthError","error":"The connection is unauthorized.","status":401}}

Steps To Reproduce

Post request to: http:///api/broadcasting/auth

with the following payload:

socket_id=603005281.6444719709&channel_name=private-projects.1.tasks

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