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On some x86_64 hardware the RDRAND instruction returns 64bits of entropy from an on-chip random number generator. RDRAND is not recommended as an exclusive source of entropy for cryptographic applications. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RdRand
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<runtime ram="1M" caps="64" binary="test-rdrand">
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<events>
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<timeout meaning="failed" sec="20" />
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<log meaning="succeeded">--- RDRAND test finished ---</log>
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<log meaning="failed" >Error: </log>
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</events>
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<content>
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<rom label="ld.lib.so"/>
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<rom label="test-rdrand"/>
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</content>
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<config/>
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</runtime>
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