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I imagine, that ASLR uses get_random_u32(), because it is needed during earliest phases in boot, before random pool is initialized. It might not necessarily be
by altfredd 7y ago
I imagine, that ASLR uses get_random_u32(), because it is needed during earliest phases in boot, before random pool is initialized. It might not necessarily be the proper function for making kernel random numbers — rather such function might not exist in Linux yet.