feat(crypto): add subtle.timingSafeEqual() #2503
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This adds
subtle.timingSafeEqual()
tostd/crypto
which is used to compare array buffers in a way that cannot be exploited in timing based attacks.This is like to be added to WebCrypto at some point in the near future (see: w3c/webcrypto#270) but until that point, we should have it in std. It is required #2303 which I am refactoring as part of the migration of oak commons to std.
It also refactors
node/crypto/timingSafeEqual
to use this instead of its own implementation (which is very close to this implementation, but supports Node.js'sBuffer
as well).