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We don't actually have access to the first algorithm either, but it's been reverse engineered and a binary published. According to article.
by logi_sko 3y ago
We don't actually have access to the first algorithm either, but it's been reverse engineered and a binary published. According to article.
- astrange 3y agoI should have said "algorithm deployment" or something. The main point is that on the server side, you can change the hash (or its seed) anytime you want, if the false positive rate is getting too high. It may be possible to do the same thing to the client actually.