> There are perfectly legitimate use case (in a tiny niche area) for non-cryptographic RNGs - however, three points: no, crypto IS the niche area. The vast maj

> There are perfectly legitimate use case (in a tiny niche area) for non-cryptographic RNGs - however, three points: no, crypto IS the niche area. The vast majority of random code in existence has absolutely nothing to do with crypto. It's cryptographic use-cases which should be marked specifically.