backend-distributed-locking
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Audited by Socket on Sep 8, 2026
1 alert found:
AnomalyAnomalyreferences/lock-providers.md
LOWAnomalyLOW
references/lock-providers.md
No malicious behavior or intentional obfuscation is evident. The code is lock-provider documentation, but several examples have security and correctness weaknesses: Redis ownership is not unique, PostgreSQL session locks may leak through connection pooling when the callback throws, and advisory-lock hash collisions are possible. These issues could permit unauthorized lock release, stale locks, or unintended contention if used unchanged.
Confidence: 97%Severity: 58%
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