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You rely on hashids to be secure, so that your jerk end-users can't increment the id. You would like to know how secure it actually is, don't you?
by kyberias 8y ago
You rely on hashids to be secure, so that your jerk end-users can't increment the id. You would like to know how secure it actually is, don't you?
- ngrilly 8y agoThis is exactly what I'm wondering. If an attacker finds a way to reverse the hashids, then he can increment the ID and scan the resources.
- kimdotcom 8y agoNo. If they can figure that out, I will have bigger problems with the users.
- kpcyrd 8y agoSo apparently you have bigger problems with the users now.