Won't the new nonblocking architecture for /dev/random make it less secure?

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                          If entropy is not accounted for, and the pool doesn't block even if insufficient entropy has been supplied, isn't it potentially insecure?
                        

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Mar 15, 2022, 12:39 AM
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Won't the new nonblocking architecture for /dev/random make it less secure?

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