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~128 bits worth of obscurity is considered real security for the time being. Assuming a cryptographically secure PRNG. Thats like guessing a password 18 ASCII
by kubanczyk 2y ago
~128 bits worth of obscurity is considered real security for the time being. Assuming a cryptographically secure PRNG.
Thats like guessing a password 18 ASCII chars long.
- selcuka 2y ago> ~128 bits worth of obscurity is considered real security for the time being. Sure, what I meant was UUIDs are not supposed to be confidential information, unlike passwords. They are exposed in URLs and whatnot.