[PM-23277] Force KDF updates if below minimums #1880
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🎟️ Tracking
PM-23576 - Validate local KDF settings are correct when updating server KDF
PM-23277 - Upgrade KDF settings to minimums
📔 Objective
Note
This depends on bitwarden/sdk-internal#383 and bitwarden/server#6121
This adds forced KDF updates if the PBKDF2 iterations is below the minimum (600k). KDF updates can be performed without user interaction when unlocking the vault with a master password. Otherwise, there's a check on the vault list after syncing. In this flow, the user will have to input their master password before the update can proceed.
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