CVE-2026-45056: Rust Insecure Oidc State String
OIDC or OAuth2 state or CSRF tokens are defined as plain `String`. Standard string equality operations (`==`, `!=`, and hash map lookups) exit early upon discovering a mismatched byte. This can introduce timing side-channels, allowing attackers to infer the valid token byte-by-byte. For security-sensitive secrets, use a wrapper type that enforces constant-ti
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OIDC or OAuth2 state or CSRF tokens are defined as plain `String`. Standard string equality operations (`==`, `!=`, and hash map lookups) exit early upon discovering a mismatched byte. This can introduce timing side-channels, allowing attackers to infer the valid token byte-by-byte. For security-sensitive secrets, use a wrapper type that enforces constant-ti
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