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fix(infra): update developer-tools links in security guide after move
References to `references/developer-tools.md` in the security guide were not updated when the file moved to `developer-tools/index.md`.
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- Consider using an identity provider such as [Internet Identity](https://github.com/dfinity/internet-identity) for authentication, and use the [ICP JavaScript agent](../../references/developer-tools.md#javascript--typescript) for making canister calls.
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- Consider using an identity provider such as [Internet Identity](https://github.com/dfinity/internet-identity) for authentication, and use the [ICP JavaScript agent](../../developer-tools/index.md#javascript--typescript) for making canister calls.
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- You may consider alternative authentication frameworks on ICP for authentication.
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`agent.fetchRootKey()` can be used in the [ICP JavaScript agent](../../references/developer-tools.md#javascript--typescript) to fetch the root subnet threshold public key from a status call in test environments. This key is used to verify threshold signatures on certified data received through canister update calls. Using this method in a production web app gives an attacker the option to supply their own public key, invalidating all authenticity guarantees of update responses.
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`agent.fetchRootKey()` can be used in the [ICP JavaScript agent](../../developer-tools/index.md#javascript--typescript) to fetch the root subnet threshold public key from a status call in test environments. This key is used to verify threshold signatures on certified data received through canister update calls. Using this method in a production web app gives an attacker the option to supply their own public key, invalidating all authenticity guarantees of update responses.
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