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You don't need to deliver bytecode, just a new seed for the algorithm. Even 64 bits is more than sufficient to ensure that they can't enumerate all possible se
by caf 9y ago
You don't need to deliver bytecode, just a new seed for the algorithm. Even 64 bits is more than sufficient to ensure that they can't enumerate all possible seeds.
- zzzcpan 9y agoSeeds don't impose human costs of reverse engineering though. Which could be important in some cases, since we are up against state actors. But yeah, having seeds sharded per id/phone_number same way I proposed above could make it pretty much unblockable.