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Docker is a popular virtualization solution that provides virtualization within an operating system for reusable packages of software called containers. More information available at docker.com.
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Is it safe to use Python's secrets module in a fresh docker container?
If I create a new Docker container based on a recent Debian image, and if use this container to generate a cryptographic key using Python's secrets module, then is that key safe to use? … And even if it is, can I trust the entropy pool on a Docker container, since it has less sources of entropy than a regular machine?
Edit: I forgot to mention that my host OS is MacOS 12.6. …
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