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Even just reducing the hash to a single word chosen from a list of a 1,000 words or so should be "good enough security" for most cases as long as the hash→word
by arp242 2y ago
Even just reducing the hash to a single word chosen from a list of a 1,000 words or so should be "good enough security" for most cases as long as the hash→word algo is unbiased.
It's a TOFU check that's done once; you don't need a whole lot of randomness here to make attack hard.
Also your list of names has some junk in it:
Gan(4)
Huan(7)
(podcaster)
{++/Pin/Shan}
O'
Mell'O'
C.N.O.T.E.
Cachivache,
Mister^Fly
G***
And more. I know it's not your list, but just FYI. Probably want to filter on non-[a-zA-Z] or something.