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It looks to me like the parcel-id field here is an unqualified hash. That is, it is up to the server to implicitly choose which hash algorithm to use. This should not be implicit as subtle security problems can arise from such configurations.
Wisely, because the parcel-id is always specified in the context of a bindle name, this problem is lessened somewhat. But in a content store digests should always be fully qualified (i.e. sha256:...).
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/_i/{bindle-name}@{parcel-id}
It looks to me like the
parcel-id
field here is an unqualified hash. That is, it is up to the server to implicitly choose which hash algorithm to use. This should not be implicit as subtle security problems can arise from such configurations.Wisely, because the
parcel-id
is always specified in the context of a bindle name, this problem is lessened somewhat. But in a content store digests should always be fully qualified (i.e.sha256:...
).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: