RNG Cryptography

RNG cryptography involves the use of Random Number Generators (RNGs) to create unpredictable sequences of numbers, which are essential for securing data. These random numbers are used to generate cryptographic keys, encrypt messages, and ensure secure communication. High-quality RNGs produce numbers that are sufficiently unpredictable to prevent attackers from guessing them. There are two main types: hardware RNGs, which use physical processes like electronic noise, and software RNGs, which generate numbers based on algorithms and initial seeds. Reliable RNGs are critical in cryptography to maintain confidentiality and prevent vulnerabilities.