senol-randomizer 0.1.6.post8

Cryptography-inspired random generation experiment

senol-randomizer

An RNG-core-based random data generator written in a cryptographic style, but lacking any cryptographic proof, which creates an information asymmetry between the program and urandom.

How does it work?

• First, it takes 256-bit numbers from /dev/urandom.
• Second, it processes these numbers using the powmod() function from the gmpy library, applying the operation a b modn, and does this for each n.
• The list of n values consists of 256-bit prime numbers.
• This output is also used in the generation of other data types.

How To Use?

import senol_randomizer as sr

sr.newstr(num=10, _min=31, _max=128) # _min and _max, is a unicode range.
sr.newint(_min=10, _max=100)
sr.newfloat(_min=1, _max=20)
sr.newbyte(num=100)
sr.newbool()
sr.RNG() # This is core function.

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--Batuhan Şenol