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If you really need it, consider UUIDv4 as encoding, and use your cryptographic algorithm to create a 122-bit output and encode it as a UUID. Otherwise, you'd w
by dchest 2y ago
If you really need it, consider UUIDv4 as encoding, and use your cryptographic algorithm to create a 122-bit output and encode it as a UUID.
Otherwise, you'd want longer outputs.