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The signature-throttle policy (#2440) evicts per-principal/per-bucket state with an
O(MaxPrincipals)linear scan on the signature path under a global mutex; once the cap is reached every unseen principal pays two full scans, serialized process-wide — a hard throughput ceiling under the exact pseudonym-flood threat the policy targets. Separately, the gate keys onIdentity.UniqueID()with no principal-key resolver installed, so a party rotating pseudonyms is a fresh full quota every request and walks around the per-principal limit.