TRNG’s are a solved problem. Cheaply solved, too, with principles any EE can understand. Doing more work on them is a waste of time unless it’s an optimized or new implementation. New as in, for example, we ported whole SoC to new node with it just coming along for the ride.
… Is it April 1st already?
I don’t even know where to begin.
That the proposed physically-based RNG appears to be simultaneously more complicated and less random than existing such systems?
That there seems to be profound confusion between one-way functions and random number generation?
That you can zoom way out and squint and SEE the famous Lena photograph in Figure 4 (in the blue supposed cipher)?
I stopped skimming at that point. Help? What the heck even happened in this paper? Is it one of those Markov-chain produced papers?
TRNG’s are a solved problem. Cheaply solved, too, with principles any EE can understand. Doing more work on them is a waste of time unless it’s an optimized or new implementation. New as in, for example, we ported whole SoC to new node with it just coming along for the ride.
… Why do Bob and Alice have the same private key??