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In clinical practice, however, it is impractical for physicians to retrieve patient records by a random string.
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A common solution to the problem stated above is to delegate record linkage and pseudonymization to a trusted third party, called "first-level pseudonymization service", which only stores the patients' identifying data ("IDAT") and creates a pseudonym, a random string by which medical data ("MDAT") can be recognized as belonging to one patient without allowing re-identification.
These secret account names are created by using a password generator to come up with a random string, such as "B6CD8C3112B51B4317FC8F1C0A1F3D85274C1E860CCC5F5D76F294529F5D8128@gmail.com" (I like the password generator at grc.com/passwords.htm for this).
Consider an alphabet Σ = { A, C, G, T} of four symbols, and a string X = x1 x2 … x t formed by the concatenation of t strings x i, embedded in a random string Y, where x i = x1 for all i and | x1| = k, thus all replicas of x1 are of the same length.
A multi-factor authentication privacy preserving protocol is proposed by Bhargav et al. [40] using multi-factors namely password, a random string and a fingerprint.
Having lost the ability to speak, Holm's grandmother wrote what seemed like a random string of consonants and vowels in black ink, the letters separated by a few backward commas, dashes, bracket-like marks, and two numbers.
The user selects a random string r and password (PWi).
The user selects a random string r and password (PWi) .
Here,z is salt, a random string to prevent easy cross-matching.
Passive attack: This attack means that a passive adversary cannot compute the group key by eavesdropping on the transmitted messages over a public channel or efficiently distinguish the group key from a random string.
Alternatively, you might choose a random string of letters and numbers, and use it to create a nonsense sentence.
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