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getrandom = "0.2.3"
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getrandom is low-level API for random
I didn't review the source code.
It has 21 contributors. I hope they would spot strangeness.
Published to crates.io by: newpavlov
getrandom is low-level API for random
I didn't review the source code.
It has 21 contributors. I hope they would spot strangeness.
Published to crates.io by: josephlr
getrandom is low-level API for random
I didn't review the source code.
It has 21 contributors. I hope they would spot strangeness.
Published to crates.io by: newpavlov
getrandom is low-level API for random
I didn't review the source code.
It has 21 contributors. I hope they would spot strangeness.
Published to crates.io by: josephlr
getrandom is low-level API for random
I didn't review the source code.
It has 21 contributors. I hope they would spot strangeness.
Published to crates.io by: newpavlov
getrandom is low-level API for random
I didn't review the source code.
It has 21 contributors. I hope they would spot strangeness.
Published to crates.io by: newpavlov
When programming for HermitCore, L4Re, UEFI or SGX on x86_64, this crate
will use rdrand as source of randomness, which may have a backdoor.
This looks fine on other platforms, using built-in operating system
CSPRNG generation functions, assuming the operating system vendors didn't
screw up those functions - and if they did, you have a problem, whatever
or not this crate is secure.
© bestia.dev 2023, MIT License, Version: 2023.608.1636
Open source repository for this web app: https://github.com/bestia-dev/cargo_crev_web/
getrandom is low-level API for random
I didn't review the source code.
It has 21 contributors. I hope they would spot strangeness.
Published to crates.io by: newpavlov