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And for the "but Rainbow tables!" crowd... What if I told you that the goal of women posting hashes of their abusers names actually has nothing to do with protecting men? It's about not having to be the first one to speak out.
You still don't get it. I know that's the goal. It doesn't matter what your goal is. If the hashes are reversible, *whatever your goal is* in using hashes can be subverted. You might as well just post plaintexts.
“Can” is *extremely* relative. It’s technically possible to invert a hash given given sufficient resources, but it’s definitely *not* the same as posting plaintext. There’s also some plausible deniability in that usually there are collisions.
I wonder if it might help for different posters to use different hash functions, so if one person has targeted multiple people, their name can be triangulated on because it will very likely be the only one in common between the possible plaintexts of different posters’ hashes.
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