Why Math.random() Will Fail Your Next Security...

If you have ever written something like this in a production codebase: const secret = Math.random().toString(36).slice(2); You have shipped a credential that will fail a security audit. Not might fail. Will fail. Here is why that matters and what to do about it before your auditors find it first. With the renewed focus on Executive Order 14028 and software supply chain security, auditors are no longer just looking at what libraries you use. They are looking at how you use them to generate intern