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Journal Highly available systems №3 for 2013 г.
Article in number:
Block cipher- and hash-based deterministic random number generators: principles of synthesis and methods of analysis
Keywords: block cipher hash function deterministic random number generator
Authors:
G.B. Marshalko - expert
Abstract:
We also review classical approaches for cryptanalysis of such generators. Through analysis of known publications and several standards of NIST, ISO and BSI we specify general principles for block cipher- and hash-based deterministic random number generators.
Pages: 19-23
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