--- On Tue, 21/6/11, Pavitra <celestialcognit...@gmail.com> wrote: > Back on the first hand, I could have refrained from disclosing the > content of the document in question, and while it probably would have > been possible to discover this (the document does not remotely meet the > usual cryptographic standards of unguessability) it would almost > certainly be outside the Agoran standard of reasonable effort to do so. Arguments: Pretty much the first thing I thought of upon seeing the message was to take the SHA-512 hash of "I register." (Unfortunately, I read on before actually doing so.) Arguably, it is not unreasonable effort to reverse a hash when it's /that/ guessable.
-- ais523
