Use SHA256 for Client HWID #191
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We are using SHA256 throughout the project already, for the sake of consistency we should use SHA256 for client identification. This method also allows for setting of client ID's of a specific length. Note: Truncated SHA256 is still more unique than MD5
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@dustindog101 Some weirdo on the internet who likes to code, why? |
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Sameee!! do you have discord you seem to have a lot of knowlage |
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please delete that. |
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Cause it’s true? |
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Hello developer i made a GitHub Fork with all your upgrade. And then i made in net 9.0 |
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We are using SHA256 throughout the project already, for the sake of consistency we should use SHA256 for client identification. This method also allows for setting of client ID's of a specific length. Note: Truncated SHA256 is still more unique than MD5