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I see you, and raise you: What if they encrypted the parameters with a one-time pad ?
by rsync 4y ago
I see you, and raise you:
What if they encrypted the parameters with a one-time pad ?
- A4ET8a8uTh0 4y agoHmm. Most likely ( if not only ) way to counter that would be social hacking ( because I assume the pad is generated automatically from some source ), which seems like the best way to obtain it. Then again.. I am not an expert in this field ( but we do sometimes use parameters from link for some projects ). Is it refreshed after some time passes ( if so, maybe there is an easier way to just observe what changes )?
- naasking 4y agoOne-time pads have to be stored server-side. If you're going to do that, you might as well just store the data itself under a GUID server-side so you avoid network transfers and then put the GUID in the URL.