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Many red-teaming attacks don't rely on the identifiers at all, they are essentially "duck typing" the entities in the data model. Same approach is commonly used
by jandrewrogers 3y ago
Many red-teaming attacks don't rely on the identifiers at all, they are essentially "duck typing" the entities in the data model. Same approach is commonly used for dealing with data where a single identity may have multiple pseudonymized identifiers.
There are a bunch of regulatory box-checking exercises like this that don't actually provide anonymization if the attacker is sophisticated.