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Use hash_equals for constant-time string comparison #6621
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…s-if-available-in-php-5.6' into develop Close zendframework/zendframework#6621
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Use the
hash_equalsfunction (introduced in PHP 5.6) for timing attack safe string comparison when available.Add in the DocBlock that length will leak (see php/php-src#792).