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Upload Object hashing
See original GitHub issueThe UploadObject and UploadObjectAsync methods should include md5Hash and crc32c properties in UploadObjectOptions. According to the documentation, supplying these will enforce server-side validation of the uploaded data to ensure it was not tampered with during transit.
After reviewing the source code, it appears there is hash validation for download, but not upload. There should be something in place to verify uploads.
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- Created 6 years ago
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Reducing this to P2 to indicate that I’m not expecting to get to this soon - mostly because I still don’t really know what the best option is. I’ll talk to the Storage team about options though.
While it’s unlikely, it’s possible that between our code finishing the upload and trying to delete it, another version is uploaded from somewhere else. We wouldn’t want to delete that file.