Generates a new cybertoken in the format <prefixWithoutUnderscore>_<token-data>
Generates a new cybertoken in the format <prefixWithoutUnderscore>_<token-data>
As the token generation uses cryptographically secure random numbers, keep in mind that generating a large amount of tokens will block the entire application for a short amount of time (until the entropy pool is filled again). This can lead to a Denial of Service (DoS) attack, so you might want to limit the amount of tokens that can be generated in a short amount of time.
As the token generation uses cryptographically secure random numbers, keep in mind that generating a large amount of tokens will block the entire application for a short amount of time (until the entropy pool is filled again). This can lead to a Denial of Service (DoS) attack, so you might want to limit the amount of tokens that can be generated in a short amount of time.
Function to check if a token is syntactically valid. Not used for token validation. You can use this for secret scanning or as a heuristic/optimization before asking some backend whether the token is valid.
Function to check if a token is syntactically valid. Not used for token validation. You can use this for secret scanning or as a heuristic/optimization before asking some backend whether the token is valid.
The token candidate to check
true if the token is syntactically valid, false otherwise.
The token candidate to check
true if the token is syntactically valid, false otherwise.
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Instance that can be used and passed around to generate cybertokens.