e9cf5e1cefc082d8862b · Predictive Models for Min-Entropy Estimation
Predictive Models for Min-Entropy Estimation
Random numbers are essential for cryptography. In most real-world systems, these values come from a cryptographic pseudorandom number generator (PRNG), which in turn is seeded by an entropy source. The security of the entire cryptographic system then
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