A Statistical Test Suite for Random and Pseudorandom Number Generators for Cryptographic Applications¶
Bassham, L. E., Rukhin, & Soto. (2010). A Statistical Test Suite for Random and Pseudorandom Number Generators for Cryptographic Applications.
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Primes¶
- Randomness
- … Mersenne Twister, ChaCha20-based), cryptographic-grade randomness (hardware entropy sources, OS entropy pools), randomized algorithms (hashing, sketching, randomized linear algebra), and randomized testing (fuzzing) — with quality certified by test batteries such as the NIST randomness suite of Bassham et al. (2010)
This source(Standard reference battery for randomness certification of cryptographic PRNGs; original version by Rukhin et al. 2001.)
- … Mersenne Twister, ChaCha20-based), cryptographic-grade randomness (hardware entropy sources, OS entropy pools), randomized algorithms (hashing, sketching, randomized linear algebra), and randomized testing (fuzzing) — with quality certified by test batteries such as the NIST randomness suite of Bassham et al. (2010)
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