On Tue, 28 Mar 2017 13:24:15 +0000, samir menon wrote: ...
IPv6 also solves this (128 bits), but there again, the solution is just to hash the IP's before storing them
No even that. Once you forget the salt the stored-so-far addresses become useless for you, too. So instead of storing current salt plus hashed addresses you can just as well store plain addresses for the day (modulo cost of the hash function).
- the Bloom filter
Indeed. You can preload some random addresses into the hash set just as well as into the bloom filter, to 'poison' the cache.
- Andreas