
Sergey Korotkov enhanced entropy subsystem security and reliability across the nrfconnect/sdk-nrf and nrfconnect/sdk-zephyr repositories by enforcing hardware RNG usage and enabling PSA RNG as the default entropy provider for nrf9280pdk targets. He reverted the fake entropy PRNG driver, ensuring that only hardware-based random number generation is used, and updated manifest revisions to maintain cross-repository consistency. Working primarily in C and YAML, Sergey focused on embedded systems and firmware development, addressing both feature implementation and bug resolution. His work demonstrated careful cross-repo coordination and a deep understanding of hardware integration, resulting in reduced entropy-related risks for downstream teams.
October 2025 focused on security-hardening and reliability improvements in the entropy path across NRF SDKs. Key changes include enforcing hardware RNG usage by reverting fake entropy and enabling PSA RNG as the default entropy provider for critical targets, with manifest revisions ensuring consistency and stability across repos. The work demonstrates solid cross-repo coordination between sdk-nrf and sdk-zephyr, delivering stronger entropy sources, reduced entropy-related risks, and clearer upgrade/delivery paths for downstream teams.
October 2025 focused on security-hardening and reliability improvements in the entropy path across NRF SDKs. Key changes include enforcing hardware RNG usage by reverting fake entropy and enabling PSA RNG as the default entropy provider for critical targets, with manifest revisions ensuring consistency and stability across repos. The work demonstrates solid cross-repo coordination between sdk-nrf and sdk-zephyr, delivering stronger entropy sources, reduced entropy-related risks, and clearer upgrade/delivery paths for downstream teams.

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