Prigm Randomness Test Suites

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Prigm consists of the VV Tools: NIST-800-22, DieHard, BigCrush (Erarge).
It is a 3-stage random number generation evaluation tool.
Improvement in VALU3S: The tool was built offline in Python. Development continues on a web-based tool. Evaluations of 2 types of RNG architecture are possible under certain limitations.

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Description of the improvements Description of the improvements and novelties added during VALU3S/Baseline

The PRIGM Randomness Test Suite can be used as a service over the web, thanks to the VALU3S project. In particular, a web-based tool that analyzes Chaotic and Ring Oscillator-based RNGs is not available in the literature. With the VALU3S this is accomplished.

Improvement date

9/30/22

New Improvements To be filled in the future (after VALU3S)

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