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jubilanti
40 days ago
Yes, because UUIDv7 gives up some random bits in order to include the timestamp, which is done in a way that makes UUIDv7s quick to sort by timestamp.
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ai_slop_hater
40 days ago
How does including the timestamp expose me to adversarial exploitation?
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danpalmer
40 days ago
It reveals the time you created the UUID, for one. That can lead to a bunch of problems.
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devmor
39 days ago
The same way using an auto increment integer ID does, but imagine that integer also leaked your created timestamp column too.
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goalieca
40 days ago
I’ve not come across any.
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