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Is it safe when the request_token.size() is larger than LEN?
char dst[LEN];
memcpy(dst, request_token.c_str(), request_token.size());
No, it’s not safe; you’ll cause a buffer overflow. The reason is,
memcpyhas no way to know the size of your target buffer, other than the size you pass in the third argument.