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Only if the seed file was was generated by a secure kernel during a clean shutdown and kept secret during that whole time. There's a lot to go wrong there, espe
by marshray 14y ago
Only if the seed file was was generated by a secure kernel during a clean shutdown and kept secret during that whole time. There's a lot to go wrong there, especially if you're an embedded system running on flash.
I also seem to recall host keys being generated on first boot. Perhaps some installers are smart enough to prime that seed file.