If every hacker uses random.org, it's more cost-effective to compromise the service than to take a wrench to every single hacker's kneecaps. It wouldn't be a ta

If every hacker uses random.org, it's more cost-effective to compromise the service than to take a wrench to every single hacker's kneecaps. It wouldn't be a targeted attack, but it might be very useful if a sufficient subset of 'interesting' people use random.org.