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通过跨平台的系统动进行原始QPP-RNG随机性:一个NIST SP 800-90B评估

Georgia Vrana1, Dafu Lou1, Randy Kuang2

  • 1Quantropi (Canada), 1545 Carling Ave., Suite 620, Ottawa, ON, K1Z 8P9, Canada.

Scientific reports
|July 29, 2025
PubMed
概括

在商品硬件上,QPP-RNG从系统动中产生高质量的随机性. 这种真正的随机数生成器 (TRNG) 为安全的加密应用提供了强大的源,特别是在物联网设备上.

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处理器时间动.密码学原始体的密码学原始体热量源的热量来源是什么IID是随机的,因为它是随机的.美国国家科学研究所 SP800-90B.我们的PQC是PQC.在 PRNG 中,你会看到 PRNG 的变化.随机变化的 Entropy 是一个变量.变试验 变试验 变试验独立于平台的随机性随机性后量子密码学是一种后量子密码学.伪随机数生成器 伪随机数生成器这是QPP QPP QPP.量子变量板是一个量子变量.在RNG中,RNG就是RNG.随机数生成器是一个随机数生成器.统计测试 统计测试 统计测试系统动 系统动在 TRNG TRNG 中,真正的随机数发生器均的分布 均的分布

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