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It's true that's an anti-pattern, but it's not a particularly exploitable one in most of the places that really need CSPRNGs.


Agreed. It's a red flag for "expect more exploitable issues to be found around the corner" and can result in biased distributions, but it by itself does not break a RNG.




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