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by wslh
933 days ago
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I recommend to review my comment where I also use a Feistel cipher [1] but the difference is that it is not limited to int64 but I can even use 8 bits. Obviously loosing security properties but working as an obfuscation method. If you use a random source with relatively few bits you should check if there are duplicates while with the Feistel cipher you are sure there isn't. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38418198 |
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