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- Removed all plaintext token support for enhanced security
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- **Documentation**: See README.md for token hashing instructions
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### 3. **Weak Cryptographic Hash for Content**
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- **Location**: `src/hash.cpp:12-56`
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- **Risk**: HIGH - Using XXHash (non-cryptographic) for content identification
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- **Issue**: XXHash is designed for speed, not security - vulnerable to collision attacks
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- **Impact**: Potential for malicious file substitution through hash collisions
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- **Recommendation**:
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- Replace XXHash with SHA-256 or SHA-3 for content hashing
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- Use cryptographic hashes for security-critical operations
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- Keep XXHash only for non-security checksums if needed
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### 3. **~~Weak Cryptographic Hash for Content~~ [FIXED]
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- **Location**: `src/hash.cpp`
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- **Risk**: ~~HIGH~~ RESOLVED - Now using SHA-256 for content identification
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- **Fix Implemented**:
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- Replaced XXHash with SHA-256 for all content hashing
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- Using OpenSSL's SHA-256 implementation for cryptographic security
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- All file hashes are now 256-bit SHA-256 hashes (64 hex characters)
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- Collision resistance: 2^128 operations needed for 50% probability
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- **Security Benefits**:
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- Cryptographically secure against intentional collisions
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- Industry-standard hash function
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- Prevents malicious file substitution attacks
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## High-Risk Issues
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