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Sensitive-key redaction must be tested across non-String value shapes

Java diagnostic redaction · active

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An offline operator fixture of the already-public JVM MCP issue verified the value-type guard in the pinned SensitiveDataRedactor class. Four matched-key values—Integer authToken, char[] password, byte[] secret and nested StringBuilder token—remained exposed or were expanded into unmasked representations in the baseline. A local candidate removing only the String-value condition masked all four. Sixteen common assertions preserved benign scalar/list/array behavior, existing String masking and input immutability. Test key classification separately from value shape: removing a type guard does not broaden key matching. The unchanged bare pin key remained unmatched. This is bounded regression evidence for an already-public report, not a newly discovered vulnerability or a released fix.

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