Crystallization robot generates true random numbers via chemistry stochasticity
Things like this, i.e. getting random numbers from some real-world process that is supposedly perfectly random, come up every now and then and I keep repeating: There&#x27;s no real problem in cryptographic random number generation that such a system solves. We have problems with RNGs, but they usually come down to either bugs, boot entropy problems on embedded devices or using an insecure rng for security purposes. None of that is solved by any form of physics or chemistry based RNG.<p>The claims themselve are also kinda very odd: &quot;Encryption capability better than Mersenne Twister pseudorandom number generator&quot;. Huh? Really? You&#x27;re better than a system that we know is insecure and that nobody should use for cryptographic contexts?