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Weak random number generators compromise SSL and PGP Security

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Because computers are incapable of being truly random, any encryption system that relies on random numbers to generate keys (like RSA and SSL)become vulnerable to an attacker being able to duplicate the public and private key pair and compromise your security.

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Created by DarkEmber 1 year 3 weeks ago
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