Moreover, I'd be nervous about the fact that filenames on Windows tend to be case insensitive.
I think the idea is that it being case preserving is sufficient to allow decrypting the filenames.
And I guess it relies on the 31 (32?) bit blocks, to make colisions unlikely for short filenames.
macOS has a case-insensitive filesystem by default too.
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I think the idea is that it being case preserving is sufficient to allow decrypting the filenames.
And I guess it relies on the 31 (32?) bit blocks, to make colisions unlikely for short filenames.