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logging/input_validation

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input_validation_fail event logging

Log server-side input validation failures with event name 'input_validation_fail' followed by comma-separated list of failed fields in parentheses and userid. Level is WARN. Example: event='input_validation_fail:(zip,date_of_birth),joebob1'.

input_validation_discrete_fail event logging

Log when server-side validation of discrete field values (e.g., dropdown, radio buttons) fails with event name 'input_validation_discrete_fail' followed by field name and userid. Level is WARN. This indicates strong possibility of malicious activity as client-side code has likely been tampered with. Example: event='input_validation_discrete_fail:country,joebob1'.

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