> VIA processors and chipsets are popular in thin clients, like PoS
> terminals and low end netbooks. (Or they used to be before the low end
> Atoms).
>
> We added a VIA Padlock RNG today at
> http://github.com/noloader/cryptopp/commit/7fb5953055d1. The Padlock
> Security Engine provides AES, SHA and a RNG. VIA was shipping its Security
> Engine in the early 2000's about 5 or 7 years before Intel.
>
The self tests were updated to include the Secure Application profile
recommended by Cryptography Research, Inc in their 2003 audit report.
Here's what it looks like when running cryptest.exe:
Testing Padlock RNG generator...
passed: VIA RNG is activated
passed: von Neumann corrector is activated
passed: String filter is deactivated
passed: Bias voltage is unmodified
passed: All 0's or all 1's test
passed: Maurer Randomness Test returned value 0.999400
passed: 10000 generated bytes compressed to 10010 bytes by DEFLATE
passed: discarded 10000 bytes
passed: GenerateWord32 and Crop
Testing RDRAND generator...
RDRAND generator not available, skipping test.
...
Jeff
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