> It lasted a day before the security team was made turn it off as on our team (and many others), literally 0 uses of random numbers were those requiring a secu

> It lasted a day before the security team was made turn it off as on our team (and many others), literally 0 uses of random numbers were those requiring a secure random. can concur, currently approaching 400k SLOC of C++ in the repo. A few dozens different places crop up where random is needed (with a quick and dirty grepping). Literally 0% is for secure stuff. Most of it has to be as fast as possible (and very low quality, as it just needs to be random / noisy enough to look random for human perception)