π Description
The current implementation of SeedVerifier.jsx validates seed authenticity using simple substring matching instead of actual database-backed verification.
Any QR code or manually entered value containing specific keywords can incorrectly pass authentication checks, creating a serious security and trust issue for farmers relying on the verification system.
The current workflow lacks:
Backend verification
Seed registry validation
Batch authenticity checks
Expiry validation
Manufacturer verification
This creates a false sense of authenticity and makes the system vulnerable to counterfeit seed fraud.
π Steps to Reproduce
Open the Seed Verifier module
Enter or scan a code containing FS-AUTH
Submit the verification request
Observe the authentication result
Notice that the seed is marked authentic without registry validation
β Expected Behavior
The verifier should validate seed batches against a trusted registry or backend database before marking them as authentic.
The system should:
Verify batch IDs
Validate manufacturer details
Check certification status
Reject expired or invalid seed batches
Return proper verification responses from backend services
β οΈ Actual Behavior
Any string containing FS-AUTH is automatically marked as authentic without any real validation or registry lookup.
This allows counterfeit QR codes or manually crafted inputs to bypass verification checks.
π· Screenshots / Logs
N/A
π» Environment
- Device: (Desktop/Mobile)
- Browser: (Chrome/Firefox/etc.)
- OS: (Windows/Linux/Mac)
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π Description
The current implementation of SeedVerifier.jsx validates seed authenticity using simple substring matching instead of actual database-backed verification.
Any QR code or manually entered value containing specific keywords can incorrectly pass authentication checks, creating a serious security and trust issue for farmers relying on the verification system.
The current workflow lacks:
Backend verification
Seed registry validation
Batch authenticity checks
Expiry validation
Manufacturer verification
This creates a false sense of authenticity and makes the system vulnerable to counterfeit seed fraud.
π Steps to Reproduce
Open the Seed Verifier module
Enter or scan a code containing FS-AUTH
Submit the verification request
Observe the authentication result
Notice that the seed is marked authentic without registry validation
β Expected Behavior
The verifier should validate seed batches against a trusted registry or backend database before marking them as authentic.
The system should:
Verify batch IDs
Validate manufacturer details
Check certification status
Reject expired or invalid seed batches
Return proper verification responses from backend services
Any string containing FS-AUTH is automatically marked as authentic without any real validation or registry lookup.
This allows counterfeit QR codes or manually crafted inputs to bypass verification checks.
π· Screenshots / Logs
N/A
π» Environment
π’ Contribution Guidelines