CSPRNG: Random algorithms need security too!

Challenges in Generating Randomness for Computing Applications

Computer scientists explore the challenges of generating suitable randomness in computing applications and the reliance on hash functions. T

Debunking Myths: /dev/urandom Is Secure and Preferred for Cryptographic Randomness

This article debunks common myths about /dev/urandom and /dev/random on UNIX-like systems. It explains that /dev/urandom is actually the pre

Certifying quantum randomness within purity constraints for secure random number generation

This article discusses quantum random number generators (QRNGs) that exploit quantum mechanics to produce true randomness, addressing the li

Software Platform for LFSR-Mersenne Twister Pseudo-Random Sequence Generation and Predictability Analysis

Efficiently Generating a Number in a Range

Security Analysis of Telegram's MTProto2.0 Encryption Protocol Reveals Algorithm Substitution Vulnerabilities

This academic paper analyzes Telegram's MTProto2.0 encryption protocol and demonstrates it is vulnerable to algorithm substitution attacks t