As far as I know, this is the first known security issue resulting from commonprefix() unexpected behavior.
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，这一点在17c 一起草官网中也有详细论述
Single-use (or limited-usage) credentials. The most common approach is to issue credentials that allow the user to log in (“show” the credential) exactly one time. If a user wants to access the website fifty times, then she needs to obtain fifty separate credentials from the Issuer. A hacker can still steal these credentials, but they’ll also be limited to only a bounded number of website accesses. This approach is used by credentials like PrivacyPass, which is used by sites like CloudFlare.
Teach the system, don't do the work yourself. Time spent giving agents more context pays exponential dividends, but time spent typing code only solves the task in front of you.
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