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Uses insecure CSPRNG (openssl_random_pseudo_bytes())
It's not fork safe In most versions of PHP, it lies about being secure And today I learned that OpenSSL, by default i.e. unchangable from PHP land uses MD5 as a CSPRNG thanks @atoponce I'm stuck between several possible avenues: Release a new version v1.3.0 or most likely v2.0.0 that doesn't rely...
Early Review of LibreSSL Finds Problematic PRNG
When the OpenBSD foundation sent LibreSSL out the door last weekend, it was with the full intention of getting some feedback and scrutiny in return, all in the name of making the crypto library stable and secure. What they likely didn’t expect were claims surfacing that LibreSSL shared some of th...