Re:Cracking random number generators (xoroshiro128+)
by alphaalpha101 on Tuesday August 22, 2017 @07:34PM
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>stuff like PCG
PCG is cryptographically secure, though. Or at least, it is as cryptographically secure as any other PRNG in the sense that nobody actually knows how to predict it, many have tried, nobody has succeeded, but nobody has proved it impossible.
PCG is cryptographically secure, though. Or at least, it is as cryptographically secure as any other PRNG in the sense that nobody actually knows how to predict it, many have tried, nobody has succeeded, but nobody has proved it impossible.