In #4687 we redirected our hashtables to draw their randomization from the TLS ISAAC instance. This instance is not reseeded at all as /dev/urandom is, not even best-effort (eg. when the scheduler is idle or such). It should. As it stands, the mere existence of the TLS ISAAC instance is a security risk to users.
In #4687 we redirected our hashtables to draw their randomization from the TLS ISAAC instance. This instance is not reseeded at all as
/dev/urandomis, not even best-effort (eg. when the scheduler is idle or such). It should. As it stands, the mere existence of the TLS ISAAC instance is a security risk to users.