I've always been curious as to why the Linux kernel entropy pool is (AFAIK) normally capped at 4096 bits even in a world where there is an increasing need for good random numbers (which /dev/urandom can't always provide).
I've always been curious as to why the Linux kernel entropy pool is (AFAIK) normally capped at 4096 bits even in a world where there is an increasing need for good random numbers (which /dev/urandom can't always provide).