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Chinese company shipped out millions of Australia masks,sanitiser,glove supplies
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Proplets: Devices for Controlling Property
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Trump Suggests Americans Shouldn’t Shake Hands – Ever Again
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The new iPad Pro isn’t a laptop replacement. It’s better than that
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What’s in the $2T Senate Coronavirus Bill
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The world map according to fishes
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Bank will take cheese as collateral
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Person fined for hunting Pokemon during coronavirus lockdown
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Every law and regulation Cuomo had suspended during coronavirus crisis
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Walmart seeks 150k new employees
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What is herd immunity and can it stop the coronavirus?
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Wuhan Still Finding Symptom-Free Virus Cases
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btw I have RPI3 too, thanks for mentioning. it would be fun project to figure out can we reach true source on that chip. but 1,5Mpbs? highly suspect. they don't have space nor clock speed to sample so many true events on that tiny chip
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Here is the problem: most of these stats are not what they pretend to be (unless exact circuit / spec is published). Look at low level details of building say avalanche noise source: http://holdenc.altervista.org/avala
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The key property for crypto randomness here is that these high energy particle events (be that cosmic rays, background radiation, etc) are not just random, but independent from thermal noise. They are few and far between but they affect eac
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DJB retort on this is now stuff of crypto hall of fame: https://gist.github.com/tarcieri/6347417#file-gistfile1-txt > --- Cryptographers are certainly not responsible for this superstitious nonsense. Think about thi
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worth mentioning (that sort of main premise of the article that gets a little bit unnoticed in all the methodology discussion): all existing HWRNG are relatively low bandwidth - because they are bound by physical process, rather then endles
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I checked on that a while back as well. As far as i can find out SE HRNG is not exposed to user at all. It used internally in quite complicated process of secure booting and unlocking iOS device (there is an interesting presentation floatin
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Do you have any references of existing code or research that deals with correlation issues? We considered few home grown ideas (like measuring correlation level in each sample and then compacting a sample by that % before quantizing) but al
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the preference for "blocking" /dev/random is one of these crypto-urban myths that is almost dispelled by now: https://www.2uo.de/myths-about-urandom/
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you are completely correct - as I mentioned in the end this would be easier extractor: "Want to relax IID assumptions and avoid careful setup of a non-correlated quantizer? Easy — use any good universal hash function. The only new requ
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my motivation from a while back was it would be so useful to have something that you can dump few megs of independent entropy into your /dev/urandom right before generating BTC/ssh keys. TrueRNG stick is also good, but just 4
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you are quite correct about this - "lens closed" mode has least amount of entropy by our measure. However its clearly proportional to intensity of light hitting the sensor (and beside natural photon variance of light itself, the s
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That would be correct! However we getting values from raw camera video buffer before any compression takes place.
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Matthew, there is my personal collection of entropy sources for your reference. That stuff is addictive! - True quantum source: http://whitewoodsecurity.com/products/entropy-engine/ - Atmospheric noise: https:&#x
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Getting randomness from an Apple device with particle physics, thermal entropy
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Show HN: High Volume Thermal Entropy from an iPhone
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Tech spec: http://bit.ly/nacl_relay_spec Zax 2.0 updates: https://github.com/vault12/zax#-version-20-updates Sandbox: https://zax-test.vault12.com
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Show HN: NaCl crypto communications relay [RoR/redis]
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