Yeah, not USB but in principle it's the same whether it's PCI or whatever. There's no way to prove an RNG is truly random really just have to rely on validating subsets of its output look random. NIST has published recommendations for sampling RNGs.
Here's the title:
A Statistical Test Suite for Random and Pseudorandom Number Generators for Cryptographic Applications
I don't think there's a real need unless it's regulated to need some dedicated HW RNG.
That sucks. Do you have a hitchhiker's thumb at all? (Slight or even 90 deg bend in thumb)
Here's hoping I got the hand joint genes from the side of my family that lived to be 95-96 and were still building barns, and not the side that had gout and died in their 60s.
Mozz doesn't phase me. There's dairy that would wreck me but that one never did.
Alright just admit to rational fascism
A real danger? no. A "danger" that can be taken advantage of to justify more weapons contracts, police & surveillance technology transfers, and maybe an intervention a couple decades from now in UA after some stuff explodes up and it's pinned on Azov? If they can still conduct themselves that way, surely they will.
Pre-SMO but there were these weapons neonazis who went to UA brought back to Italy: https://www.reuters.com/article/world/italy-seizes-air-to-air-missile-guns-in-raids-on-neo-nazis-idUSKCN1UA1SZ/
This one busted in 2022 also linked to Azov and such:
https://www.vice.com/en/article/italy-neo-nazis-order-of-hagal/
The attacker can just be smarter and use various ASNs + out-proxies for their backend.
My background is small-world network in distributed systems and anti-censorship software like Hyphanet. If the goal is to evict/lessen the purview of the metadata harvesting nodes then some version of web-of-trust + proof of work could be implemented.
I got the most LIB text ever on E Day
Yeah as long as the setup for the device symlinked its device path to
/dev/randomor you did that yourself. Stuff I used had a Java SDK