GnuPG PRNG insecure?

[Ben Pearre]

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> Perhaps a cash-for-bugs "bounty" isn't the right thing, but in terms
> of auditing, a little bit of money doesn't help, but if 20 people all
> throw in a little bit of money...

Money?  Pshaw.  Credit!  There could be a command-line option
--list-contributors or some such, which makes it trivial to see who
has helped with the program.  "...and the daring souls who found
security flaws in the code:..."

The key is being able to say during a job interview (OK, how many
interviewers use GPG?) or a hot date (?!) "Run this command and see my
name"... and have it take 10 seconds.

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