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If the x-goog-hash header is present when downloading a file, we should validate md5 and crc32.
This could help mitigate corrupted downloads, with HTTPS I think this can only happen if the connection is broken is an unfortunate way that leaves the client with a partial download. So checking content-length might be enough -- I'm not sure if we're doing this, from a quick look I couldn't find where it happens. But it's quite possible it does happen somewhere :)
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If the
x-goog-hash
header is present when downloading a file, we should validate md5 and crc32.This could help mitigate corrupted downloads, with HTTPS I think this can only happen if the connection is broken is an unfortunate way that leaves the client with a partial download. So checking content-length might be enough -- I'm not sure if we're doing this, from a quick look I couldn't find where it happens. But it's quite possible it does happen somewhere :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: