For the implementation of the core logic, I probably would have gone for the lazy solution of iterating AES until the output is Alternatively just use standard Format-Preserving-Encryption, which is usually a Feistel Network, similar to what they ended up with, but built on a standard algorithm, instead of a homebrew round function.
Every V4 UUID
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#42Earlier quoted context omitted.
oh hm, i thought I had fixed every case where that popped up. I can't reproduce the issue on any browser on my machine - how did you jump to the bottom (hotkey, scrollbar, scrolling for a trillion years) and what platform are you on (if you don't mind sharing)?
Chome on Windows. Grab the right scroll bar and pull to the very bottom. Once at the bottom try to scroll down with mouse scroll wheel. Screen goes blank and the error appears in the console.
Same for me on Firefox windows
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#43Only has type 4 UUIDs. ;-)
Looks like they just changed the subtitle from "In case you forgot one" to "Well, only the V4 ones".
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#44When I hit print in Firefox it only is one page long. :(
We may be lucky that it didn't work. It appears from GNU units that printing this all out on paper would be about a hundred solar masses. Maybe about fifty solar masses if you print double-sided.
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#45Oof, mine are on there. Guess I'll have to rotate them now :/
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#46damn, my password is here
Seems like I got lucky – I have a "G" in mine!
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#47Super weird coincidence but I spotted a UUID in here that I had previously used!
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#48Hey, one of my database passwords is in here. How the heck did you get access to it????????
Who do I contact about this breach? I want names and addresses.
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#49this brings me joy.
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#50Neat idea, excellent implementation!
Now I kind of want to do this for "every 12 character password"...