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by JoeAltmaier
111 days ago
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UUIDs are necessary. It's possible for file contents to be identical (e.g. short configuration files may coincidentally coincide over time and space). Would the hash then be unique? Consider: you want a certain data object, with a given UUID. You can find it anywhere, even from a malicious server. Then look up the hash in a trusted database, verify it. Impossible then for the MITM to fool you. No more virus scanning executables. |
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