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True Random Number Generators Secure in a Changing Environment

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True Random Number Generators Secure in a Changing Environment

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A true random number generator (TRNG) usually consists of two components: an “unpredictable” source with high entropy, and a randomness extractor — a function which, when applied to the source, produces a result that is statistically close to the uniform distribution. When the output of a TRNG is used for cryptographic needs, it is prudent to assume that an adversary may have some (limited) inﬂuence on the distribution of the high-entropy source. In this work:

Boaz Barak, Ronen Shaltiel, Eran Tromer

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Added	06 Jul 2010
Updated	06 Jul 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2003
Where	CHES
Authors	Boaz Barak, Ronen Shaltiel, Eran Tromer

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