[null,null,["最后更新时间 (UTC):2024-04-10。"],[[["Tink's PRF primitive provides stable, pseudo-random outputs for given inputs, enabling deterministic redaction and keyed hashing functionalities."],["PRFs in Tink are indexed by key IDs within keysets, allowing for key rotation without association loss."],["While offering strong security, PRFs are deterministic and do not guarantee anonymity, only pseudonymity, requiring careful application in privacy-sensitive systems."],["Tink supports various PRF key types, with HMAC_SHA256_PRF recommended for most use cases and AES_CMAC_PRF potentially offering the best performance on hardware with AES-NI acceleration."],["PRFs provide a minimum of 128-bit security, even in multi-user environments with large key sets, and can generate at least 16 bytes of output."]]],["Pseudo-Random Function (PRF) produces stable, pseudo-random outputs for a given input, managed via keysets indexed by a 32-bit key ID for rotation. Key properties include deterministic output and randomness. `HMAC_SHA256_PRF` is recommended, with alternatives like `HMAC_SHA512_PRF` and `AES_CMAC_PRF`. PRF provides pseudonymity, not anonymity, and is secure with at least 128-bit security. Use cases include deterministic PII redaction and creating non-joinable sub-IDs. MAC is recommended for proving authenticity.\n"]]