Is "Math.random" the same as "crypto.getRandomValues" (JavaScript security)

This question may be a little off-topic, but is Math.random the same as crypto.getRandomValues? (JavaScript)
Here’s an example:
Math.random(); // 0.11918419514323941
self.crypto.getRandomValues(new Uint32Array(10))[0]; // 2798055700

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When an HTTPs request is recieved, can a hacker use a computer to unveil the code?

Say I have an HTTP(s) request by visiting www.github.com.
The connection is encrypted and the site has a 128-bit key.
Then, if a hacker got that information while being sent to the server, could the hacker use a computer to unveil the bina… Continue reading When an HTTPs request is recieved, can a hacker use a computer to unveil the code?