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Maybe. Could also be they did include some half-hearted validation like the message includes "reboot after" with some long or variable validity period. That wou
by rtkwe 7y ago
Maybe. Could also be they did include some half-hearted validation like the message includes "reboot after" with some long or variable validity period. That would increase the number of possible valid codes.
Also I get the huge unlikeliness of this happening but massively unlikely things do occasionally happen.
- DSMan195276 7y ago> Also I get the huge unlikeliness of this happening but massively unlikely things do occasionally happen. This is less likely then two people generating the same random GUID. For SHA256, it's the same as generating two GUIDs in the same message and having them both be identical.