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UUIDs can also be collided. Did you want some form of public key referencing that only a private key can answer, perhaps? As already pointed out by ivoras here
by AlyssaRowan 12y ago
UUIDs can also be collided. Did you want some form of public key referencing that only a private key can answer, perhaps?
As already pointed out by ivoras here, magnet: links are close to exactly what you're looking for. It also reminds me of, for example, the Freenet CHK/SSK/USK system, or several other things with similar designs.
You should also not use SHA-1 hashes for uniqueness or checksumming anymore: they're too weak.
- duskwuff 12y agoI was reminded of Freenet as well. The USK scheme for allowing content to be updated is rather clever.
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