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This is the important point here. If it's the sole source of entropy, that's
when it becomes a security risk. As long as it's being mixed with something
else, it's pretty safe imo.
Maybe there should be (if there isn't already) a piece of code that disables
RdRand when no other source of entropy is available, to ensure that it's
never used as the sole source of entropy.
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