🔒 Fix loose type comparison vulnerability in Insee validation#204
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🎯 What: The
IsoCodes\Insee::validate()method used a loose type comparison (!=) to verify the calculated checksum ($clef) against the provided checksum ($return['clef']).'0x44'or' 44') that evaluate to true under loose comparison rules (!=) but are not strictly identical, potentially leading to security issues.🛡️ Solution: Updated the comparison to use strict inequality (
!==). Since$clefis an integer/float and$return['clef']is a string that might contain leading zeros (e.g.'01'), the calculated$clefis now formatted usingsprintf('%02d', $clef)to match the 2-digit string format expected from the regular expression. Both values are explicitly cast to strings before comparison to prevent any type coercion. Added test cases to ensure type-juggling prevention correctly invalidates malicious inputs.PR created automatically by Jules for task 17023328866465612220 started by @ronanguilloux