Software Platform for LFSR-Mersenne Twister Pseudo-Random Sequence Generation and Predictability Analysis
2d ago
Developed software demonstrating classical PRNGs (LFSR, MT) are structurally predictable and hackable, while quantum random sequences remain cryptographically secure against all tested prediction methods.
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