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What kind of hashing algorithm used to generate 12 character length alphanumeric?
for example stackoverflow use 2 keys to store cookies
t=IhweorwSw6K7
s=............ (#intentionally replace with . because its a session cookies)
How does that hashing algorithm looks like?
“Each is a base64-encoded 128-bit (presumably random) number, with the trailing == removed.”
From: https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/12047/what-are-the-s-and-t-parameters-in-the-user-cookie-used-by-stackoverflow
Maybe.