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Hashes of tokens are calculated "on-the-fly" during the GET /revocations. This means not just that the tokens are stored plaintext in the DB, but also that there could be an increased resource usage if the GET /revocations result-set is large –– I already saw huge (>10s) latency spikes.
Expected Behaviour
Hashes are calculated and persisted during POST.
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Current Behaviour
Hashes of tokens are calculated "on-the-fly" during the
GET /revocations
. This means not just that the tokens are stored plaintext in the DB, but also that there could be an increased resource usage if theGET /revocations
result-set is large –– I already saw huge (>10s) latency spikes.Expected Behaviour
Hashes are calculated and persisted during
POST
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: