We switched to SecureRandom, which doesn't rely on the system time value for the seed, but it takes data from the OS itself. Our seed updater task uses the clock, so we should make it reflect the changes we made.
We switched to SecureRandom, which doesn't rely on the system time value for the seed, but it takes data from the OS itself. Our seed updater task uses the clock, so we should make it reflect the changes we made.
Fixed. Now, the seed is only updated periodically if the Random.org integration is enabled. Otherwise, we rely on SecureRandom by letting it self-seed.
Fixed. Now, the seed is only updated periodically if the Random.org integration is enabled. Otherwise, we rely on SecureRandom by letting it self-seed.
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We switched to SecureRandom, which doesn't rely on the system time value for the seed, but it takes data from the OS itself. Our seed updater task uses the clock, so we should make it reflect the changes we made.
Fixed. Now, the seed is only updated periodically if the Random.org integration is enabled. Otherwise, we rely on SecureRandom by letting it self-seed.