Random.seed() Is less secure than secrets, but I can't find any documentation on using a seed with secrets? or is random.seed just as fine?
Is there a way to use the secrets python module with a seed?
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No, there isn't. secrets uses random's SystemRandom class, which reads from the operating system's random device, such as /dev/urandom on Linux. This OS randomness is based off hardware entropy, which is what gives it its security, and there is no way to seed it.
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