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Seems like the article was written as a personal journey of learning why UUID is not suitable for security or authorization in any way. For anyone with prior k
by lioeters 1y ago
Seems like the article was written as a personal journey of learning why UUID is not suitable for security or authorization in any way.
For anyone with prior knowledge and experience of UUID, it should be common sense that UUID will not protect any secrets, because that's not what they're for. They're a relatively unique and unguessable identifier, that's all.
- ctxc 1y agoYeah, I guess I expected something much more interesting when I saw it on the front page (and the other positive comments)