Fix for buffer overflow in [Data|SECP256K1].randomBytes() #481
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…s ignored the passed length and used a fixed length of 32 bytes. This results in only the first 32 bytes of larger objects being initialized, and overruns beyond the end for smaller objects.
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fix buffer overrun issue (fixes #470) where initialization with random bytes ignored the passed length and used a fixed length of 32 bytes. This results in only the first 32 bytes of larger objects being initialized, and overruns beyond the end for smaller objects.