@m8rge I don't think so. We can expect someone using a random data getter in a class called CSecurityManager to be using the data for some security purpose. An unseeded CSPRNG is a good choice, for example, for salting a bcrypt password hash. OpenSSL has its own CSPRNG and returns data with `$strong` = false when it is unseeded. I think this is the best option (in PHP) when `$cryptographicallyStrong = false`.