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MD5 is used for generating cache keys in multiple locations for 3D face and pose processing. MD5 is cryptographically broken and vulnerable to collision attacks, allowing attackers who control input data to craft different inputs that produce identical hashes, potentially bypassing integrity checks or poisoning caches. The affected code is
nodes_extras/face_controller_3d.py:1279. This change is the fix I would apply.Reference: CWE-328
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nodes_extras/face_controller_3d.pyVerification
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