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renaming in random order#372

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renaming in random order#372
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helps to improve sequential renaming.
so far names are the same every* time for each member, which leaks information.

*as long as type count / order is the same. but its still pretty bad without random.

should this be improved by using the random seed?
not unless you want to change the random seed on every obfuscation which kinda defeats the purpose.

helps to improve sequential renaming.
so far names are the same every* time for each member, which leaks information.

*as long as type count / order is the same. but its still pretty bad without random.

should this be improved by using the random seed?
not unless you want to change the random seed on every obfuscation which kinda defeats the purpose.
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yck1509 commented Nov 23, 2015

Thanks for your contribution! However, I would prefer using the built-in RandomNumberGenerator service as it ensure each obfuscation would produce the same result if the same random seed is provided.

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yck1509 commented Dec 6, 2015

Personally I'll prefer using RandomGenerator.Shuffle method to randomize the order, as sorting a list takes a longer time than a simple shuffling.

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