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When looking for a Duo device from the Onelogin flow, the device signatures are parsed into an array which is not checked for bounds before further use.
`
device := &onelogin.Device{}
for i, aDevice := range stateTokenResponse.Devices {
if aDevice.DeviceType == "Duo Duo Security" {
device = &stateTokenResponse.Devices[i]
}
}
signatures := strings.Split(device.SignatureRequest,