This world of pseudorandom numbers is exotic and full of open problems. Mathematicians think that all sorts of interesting sequences are pseudorandom but have no way to prove that.

It is essential to distinguish between Pseudorandom Number Generators (PRNGs) and True Random Number Generators (TRNGs). PRNGs use algorithms, so the numbers they generate appear random but are ...

There are a great variety of ways to build a random number generator, and similarly many ways to generate numbers that appear random, but in a pure mathematical sense generally aren’t. [Danie… ...

[MS3FGX] has done an interesting study about using Bluetooth adapters as a source for Pseudorandom Number Generation (PRNG). As it turns out, the Bluez package has a function that calls a remote Bl… ...

Random numbers often serve as the backbone for many security solutions in diverse domains such as cryptography, side channel leakage prevention, and moving target defense. However, generating true ...

The proof could open new doors for quantum computing and cryptography research. “Before this recent result on pseudorandom [circuits], we didn’t have good evidence that they actually exist,” said ...

The classic approach to generating a pseudorandom-noise sequence is to model the linear-feedback-shift register in software. The method involves testing and XORing together multiple bits to provide ...

Using a pseudorandom sequence (PRS) generator and some software, you can build a pink-noise generator (equal energy per octave) with 1 dB performance over the audio band, in addition ...

He everybody,<BR><BR>I'm implementing a foliage system for a game, and have run into an interesting pickle. I'm distributing thousands of foliage quads across triangles pseudo-randomly -- but the ...