Closed ghost closed 7 years ago
If a hardware RNG already seeds the /dev/random, why not just use the default /dev/random?
Anyway, I don't have any hwrng device handy. Is there any reason why export CCR_RANDOM_SEED=/dev/hwrng
wouldn't work? (use latest git btw, I added that yesterday.)
Also, make sure you read the relevant documentation (in the man page).
Yeah export CCR_RANDOM_SEED=/dev/hwrng worked perfectly thanks for the information . Actually I don't trust Intel's RDRAND and I thought it might be useful to xor two streams together that is /dev/random and /dev/hwrng for paranoid security 😁
It's not paranoia if they really are after you. Glad it works.
Can we use a HWRNG that seeds directly to /dev/random like OneRNG with Codecrypt. Suppose if the user wants to add the support of an external TRNG with Codecrypt .