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An attacker doesn't necessarily need to know the random values themselves to pull off an attack. For example, if a nonce is re-used, an attacker might be able
by agwa 12y ago
An attacker doesn't necessarily need to know the random values themselves to pull off an attack. For example, if a nonce is re-used, an attacker might be able to decrypt data sniffed from the network. Also, creating processes to force a PID wraparound might be as simple as making repeated requests to a server.