Mask French phone number - 7.3

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7.3
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Data Governance > Third-party systems > Data Quality components > Data privacy components
Data Quality and Preparation > Third-party systems > Data Quality components > Data privacy components
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Last publication date
2024-04-03

This function generates a unique random French phone number related to the input.

This function masks the last six digits. Input values that contain at least six digits are regarded as valid phone numbers.

If the input value is not valid, the function returns null.

This function only applies on Strings.

If there are duplicates in the input data, you will get the same duplicates in the masked values. In the same way, if there are no duplicates in the input data, there will be no duplicates in the masked values.

Option Description
Method The default Basic method uses a proprietary algorithm.
Note: As the masking methods are stronger, it is recommended to use the FF1 algorithms rather than the Basic method.

This function can encrypt the output masked values in the same format as the input values, using Format-Preserving Encryption (FPE) methods:

  • FF1 with AES relies on the Advanced Encryption Standard in CBC mode.
  • FF1 with SHA-2 relies on the secure hash function HMAC-256.

The FPE methods are bijective methods, except when using tweaks.

The FF1 with AES and FF1 with SHA-2 methods require a password to generate encrypted and repeatable masked values. Those FPE methods do not use a seed.

You can specify this password in the password for FF1 method field, from the Advanced Settings of the component.
Extra parameter This function requires no extra parameter.

In the following example, the Keep format check box is selected to preserve the spaces from the input value.

Input value Method Example of masked value
02 40 99 90 99 FF1 with AES 02 40 89 78 01