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If I’m not mistaken, ScatterSwap is a form of format-preserving encryption.
A lot of work was done recently to have industry standards, with FF1 and FF3 submitted for review (and FF3 deemed unsuitable recently).
Surprisingly, I can only find one good open-source implementation and it’s written in Go (see capitalone/fpe).
It’s likely overkill for obfuscating IDs, but probably very useful in other scenarios.
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If I’m not mistaken, ScatterSwap is a form of format-preserving encryption.
A lot of work was done recently to have industry standards, with FF1 and FF3 submitted for review (and FF3 deemed unsuitable recently).
Surprisingly, I can only find one good open-source implementation and it’s written in Go (see capitalone/fpe).
It’s likely overkill for obfuscating IDs, but probably very useful in other scenarios.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: