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If your cryptography requirements require high entropy for the random numbers generated, then blocking is the right answer. In practice, that's rare, but some
by binarycrusader 11y ago
If your cryptography requirements require high entropy for the random numbers generated, then blocking is the right answer.
In practice, that's rare, but some consumers have strict, hard requirements that can't be ignored.
- Tomte 11y agoOnce your CSPRNG has enough entropy in its internal state it has got this entropy. Retrieving output bytes doesn't change anything. The view "take three bytes output, lose three bytes entropy" is simply not correct.