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As long as they're using a reasonable hash, that probably won't be much of a concern any time soon. To give some context, a 256 bit key space is about enough to
by thurn 15y ago
As long as they're using a reasonable hash, that probably won't be much of a concern any time soon. To give some context, a 256 bit key space is about enough to uniquely identify every atom in the known universe.
- hristov 15y agoThat is an impressive fact, but not really relevant IMO. There are many more possible files than particles in the universe. A hash does not uniquely identify a file from all other possible files. This follows from the definition of a hash function.