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[ PRIVACY Forum ] A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering:
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A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering: Surviving a bad RNG
http://j.mp/GFqVXD (Cryptography Engineering)
"A couple of weeks ago I wrote a long post about random number
generation, which I find to be one of the most fascinating subjects in
cryptography -- mostly because of how terrible things get when people
screw it up. And oh boy, do people screw it up."
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