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by GauntletWizard
1045 days ago
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Blind indexes are useless when working with limited address spaces like Social Security Numbers, and even US Addresses[1]. It would take under an hour to reverse these on my current home PC. Your advice isn't simply security theater - It's wrong and dangerous. It leads to companies treating this data, which is still sensitive, as nonsensitive and storing it insecurely, particularly when data teams export it to third-party tools. [1] https://www.transportation.gov/gis/national-address-database |
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The indexes are created with a secure salt. They're only crackable if you know the salt.