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You can have hash tables that cannot be targeted by DoS attacks. You can use a family of hash functions and seed the hash table instance with a key. The attac
by nomemory 5y ago
You can have hash tables that cannot be targeted by DoS attacks.
You can use a family of hash functions and seed the hash table instance with a key.
The attacker won't be able to do make assumptions regarding collisions because he doesn't have access to the initial key.
- Woberto 5y agoThis being universal hashing right? Is there an implementation of this?