how do you all remember every UUID? I find it really hard. so I wrote them all down over at everyuuid.com
the list has fast search across all 2^122 values (so you can find your favorites) - hoping to add some social features like "trending UUIDs" soon!
(writeup on this over on my blog: https://eieio.games/blog/writing-down-every-uuid/)
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@eieio resisting the urge to go register oneuuid.com
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@emily lmaoooo
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@eieio This was made for me
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@eieio
Which UUID is your favorite?
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this seems cool!
@adulau, seems useless but only on a first glance :D
I think that in some of detection and security work similar uuids are used.
But this is just a uuid checker for all possible existing uuid which can be composed. Nothing else. It's a list.
You may know some of the patterns in some string and to find it in such list but if the uuids are related to some data of course.
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@verbrecher Itβs really cool. UUIDs are used everywhere in security tools. We even did a directory for resolving UUIDs and find out from where the UUID is used. https://cycat.org/
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@eieio You might want some kind of documentation for idiots who find this and think it's related to their data, e.g. following a breach.
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@eieio @catsalad Kinda handy for picking out vanity UUIDs but then that would make them more sought after and no longer Unique. Fun though.
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Can we possibly have this as an Anki deck download? It would really help with my memorization efforts.
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@timchi ah good idea, I'll look into that!
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@eieio @xssfox inspired by a question from SO many years ago, my take on the same underlying problem https://github.com/rfc6919/uuid-enumerate
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@eieio Great. My banking PIN is a UUID, and seeing it in that list makes me reconsider. Should I use a MVUID (metaversally unique identifier) instead?
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@sillygwailo Ah bummer, if you post all your passwords I can make sure they get redacted!
but yeah, maybe now that we've got this list folks should consider MVUIDs, at least until the UUID spec makes sure to reserve some UUIDs for personal use
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@eieio Rofl, what is even the sorting? By hash or something?
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@nazokiyoubinbou I go into detail on my blog (https://eieio.games/blog/writing-down-every-uuid/)!
but the tl;dr is that I run it through a reversible cypher, which adds a lot of entropy, but is reversible (which ensures that I generate each UUID exactly once and makes search work)
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@eieio This is the best list of IDs that you can almost guarantee will no longer be UU if you use them π
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@eieio π for transforming sequential integers into into random-looking non-repeating integers the modulo multiplicative inverse could prove useful https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modular_multiplicative_inverse not as fun as your cipher but
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