Hi!
I'd suspect that as it would appear that 'testing' most hardware RNG's
on the market is pretty difficult even at the enterprise level, unless
you're the fabricator of the RNG itself or the device is fully open[1],
it's either a moot point for domestic grade stuff or the answer is no
(depending on one's PoV).
EG, apparently no one knows what the RPi has inside it for RNG. Because
Broadcom (stated by Cheetham in the cited short talk from LCA2014)
Cheetham says he's working on an Open RNG, and he cites another project
(the video of which I've yet to watch) that is looking at using noise
from DVB-T adaptors to do funky stuff.
Pete.
[1]
http://mirror.linux.org.au/linux.conf.au/2014/Tuesday/143-A_Pseudo-Random_Talk_on_Entropy_-_Jim_Cheetham.mp4
On 15/01/14 09:28, Martijn Zilverschoon wrote:
Sorry not that I know of, but it would be amazing :)
2014/1/14 Paul Elliott <[email protected]>:
Do any of the routers supported by Openwrt have a hardware
RNG?
Thank You.
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