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  Indium _ Real Random Number Generator         


Author: Ken_11010111
Date: Dec 30, 2006 17:04

Hi Guys!

I'm new to your group so I thought I would drop you a note and Let you
know about
a new real random number generator I have written called Indium.

It is a real random number generator not a pseduo-random one. It was
written in C
and I have placed all 900+ C functions inot the public domain. As a
open source
project I used every major encryption algorithm, one way hash function
and hundreds
more that I could find into it. Because of it's size and complexity it
is very sloooow
but the numbers it generates should be about as good as you can get.

I have incorporated Indium into a equally large encryption program I
call Vegas Vault.

If your interested in checking out either program the web site address
is:

www.sincitysoftware.serverheaven.net

Both programs are open source and freeware. Enjoy!
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  BBC links:Privacy Concerns over States/Corporations'Use of Personal Info         


Author: mashi3981
Date: Dec 23, 2006 00:20

Hello,
The BBC news articles below address privacy concerns
over states' and corporations' use of personal data.
I think you will find the links useful.

Thanks,
Mashi

The basic summary is the following:
1. States collect personal info by various methods
(eg:CCTV/closed-circuit TV in roadways).
Corporations collect personal info by various means
(eg:credit card transactions...
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  current favorite generator         


Author: Bob Jenkins
Date: Dec 13, 2006 12:23

This C code snippet is my current favorite pseudorandom number
generator for statistical purposes:

typedef unsigned long int u4;
typedef struct randctx { u4 a; u4 b; u4 c; u4 d; } randctx;

u4 rand( randctx *x ) {
u4 e = x->a;
x->a = x->b;
x->b = (x->c<<19) + (x->c>>13) + x->d;
x->c = x->d ^ x->a;
x->d = e + x->b;
return x->c;
}
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  Re: Predicting the output of a Random Generator         


Author:
Date: Dec 6, 2006 08:39

Mpilot gmail.com> wrote:
>Kristian Gj
no comments
  Re: Predicting the output of a Random Generator         


Author:
Date: Dec 6, 2006 01:38

Mpilot gmail.com> wrote:
>Kristian Gj
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  Re: Predicting the output of a Random Generator         


Author: Joseph Ashwood
Date: Dec 6, 2006 01:31

"Mpilot" gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1165328330.989626.276950@80g2000cwy.googlegroups.com...
>> But if you
>> genuinely want your system analyzed for pay then I am available, and I
>> have
>> walked people through the entire process before, but no cryptanalyst
>> comes
>> cheap. I will spoil the ending for you though, your system will fail to
>> meet
>> the Information-Theoretic security goal you laid out.
>
> I can send you a file which is encoded with the FreeMove Quantum
> Exchange. I will pay you an amount on which we can agree in advance, if
> you send me the the decoded source file, including the method how you
> decoded the encoded source file, without having the private key.

You really should try reading what I write before you delete it:
> Now you are showing that you don't understand cryptography at all. Might I
> suggest reading some history surrounding the breaking of Enigma.
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  Re: Predicting the output of a Random Generator         


Author: Neal Bridges
Date: Dec 5, 2006 15:05

"Mpilot" gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1165321216.847029.130590@l12g2000cwl.googlegroups.com...
> I agree with Kristian on this "You could have presented your idea straight
> away and everyone
> would have skipped directly to the laughing phase."
>
>If you agree with Kristian and you take Science and yourself seriously,
>you must PROVE the statements of Kristian, which I have quoted below:
>
>" I'm sure there are lots of cryptographers out there who would be
>willing to analyse this if you pay them, but if I were you, I'd pay by
>the hour and not by the number of errors they find."
>
>So, if you agree with Kristion, I can send you a file which is encoded
>by the FreeMove Quantum Exchange Proof-of-Concept. If you can decode
>the file, I am happy to receive back the decoded source...
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  Re: Predicting the output of a Random Generator         


Author:
Date: Dec 5, 2006 14:17

Mpilot gmail.com> wrote:
>Kristian Gj
no comments
  Re: Predicting the output of a Random Generator         


Author:
Date: Dec 5, 2006 06:22

Mpilot gmail.com> wrote:
>Kristian Gj
no comments
  Re: Predicting the output of a Random Generator         


Author: Joseph Ashwood
Date: Dec 5, 2006 01:57

"Mpilot" gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1165242532.407987.125220@l12g2000cwl.googlegroups.com...
>>> In my opinion, the OSCR algorithm estimates / approximates the (minimal
>>> kolmogorov) komplexity of the "random part" and the "model part" of a
>>> given random string x.
>>
>> Then I'm quite sure you don't understand it.
>
> I am pretty sure I do understand this, but I don't think we are
> progressing at the moment on this one.
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