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You are right; choice of SHA256 is about handling personal data safely. Unfortunately, the leaked data is available to anyone. There is no point of putting an
by gorokan 4y ago
You are right; choice of SHA256 is about handling personal data safely.
Unfortunately, the leaked data is available to anyone. There is no point of putting an extra effort of recovering the data from its hashed form.
- xyzzy123 4y agoThanks all. My "usual go to" answer for this (protecting data where you'd like to hash it but there's not really enough entropy) is in a sibling comment. Agree, all the data being public already renders everything a bit moot.