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How we built a GDPR-compliant website analytics pl...
How do you guard against hash collision?
JackWritesCode
on July 22, 2019
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https://crypto.stackexchange.com/a/47810
abtestdev
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Based on the blog - anyone who shares a IP address (such as inside a company network) would effectively look the same.
proaralyst
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And given most companies run managed browsers on managed systems, the user agent is going to collide too
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Not just inside a company network. CGNAT is pretty commonplace nowadays.
JackWritesCode
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Indeed. This is one of the limitations to our approach. We're thinking of ways to workaround it. Please shout if you have any ideas ;)
cameronbrown
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If/When IPv6 is widely used the problem should fade away.
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