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Anything that involves cryptography has to remain suspect.

• ngcc_hk 4y ago
  Yes, ultimately as there is no perfect and never break system. But pushing that is pointless as we need to have a safeguard now. What should it be? We can't wait for the God or Godet to come. We need a human solution. And that might be faulty. Still, 5k lines are better than ...
  • midislack 4y ago
    It was working well before. And the Linux kernel has a history of highly pozzed, insecure RNG's that were given to the community by cryptographic "experts" as well.
    • tptacek 4y ago
      It famously was not working well before, and no such "history" exists.