Hardware Random Number Generator | Programming Praxis



Hardware Random Number Generator | Programming Praxis

December 8, 2015 We discussed an algorithm due to Lenore Blum, Manuel Blum and Michael Shub that generates cryptographically-secure random numbers in a previous exercise . A better way to generate these random numbers uses an actual hardware source of entropy, such as thermal noise. I recently learned that all models of the Raspberry Pi computer include a hardware random number generator on their system-on-a-chip; Stewart Russell gives instructions . If instead of a Raspberry Pi you have a computer based on the Intel Ivy Bridge family of processors, a hardware random number generator is available as /dev/random device. Your task is to explore the hardware random number generators that are available to you; you might want to write a program to generate keypads for the Diana Cryptosystem . When you are finished, you are welcome to read or run a suggested solution, or to post your own solution or discuss the exercise in the comments below. Like this: Like Loading... Jussi Piitulainen Aha!

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