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LeoPanthera
1525 days ago
You can do this with "shuf --random-source=/dev/urandom".
The same with gshuf.
I use an alias to add this switch by default.
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lucb1e
1523 days ago
When using shuf for cryptographic purposes, I'd first check if it advertises as being able to be a secure cryptographic token generator when provided with a secure random source. It might very well use modulo operations, for example.
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