Am Di, 8.05.2007, 21:48, schrieb Kyle Hamilton:
Randomness is randomness. However, the important thing is that the
randomness is not known, and the randomness cannot be retrieved.
If you're worried about passing the tests on a subset of the data,
take the subset that you're thinking of and
Hello!
I have a hardware rng for the parallel port of the pc. The device ( the
rp1 from http://www.true-random.com ) produces a constant stream of random
bytes at 1 MB/s and it passes the diehard tests as well as some others
mentioned on the website.
My question now is: If I take the stream of
Randomness is randomness. However, the important thing is that the
randomness is not known, and the randomness cannot be retrieved.
If you're worried about passing the tests on a subset of the data,
take the subset that you're thinking of and run the tests on it. If
it's truly random, it
