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#!/usr/bin/env perl use strict; use warnings; use Crypt::Random::Seed; use Math::Random::ISAAC; # Get a strong random source. my $source = Crypt::Random::Seed->new(); die "Cannot find a source" unless defined $source; { # Win32 uses FIPS 186-2 with SHA1, so has a 160-bit internal state, meaning # they start with 5 32-bit values worth of entropy. # ISAAC uses 256 32-bit values for state, and zero-pads everything not # supplied. Using 8 values (256 bits) for seeding should be more than enough. my $RNG = Math::Random::ISAAC->new( $source->random_values(8) ); sub random_bytes { my $bytes = shift; $bytes = defined $bytes ? int($bytes) : 0; my $str = ''; while ($bytes >= 4) { $str .= pack("L", $RNG->irand); $bytes -= 4; } if ($bytes > 0) { my $rval = $RNG->irand; $str .= pack("S", ($rval >> 8) & 0xFFFF) if $bytes >= 2; $str .= pack("C", $rval & 0xFF) if $bytes % 2; } return $str; } } # Create a big stream of output for testing. Takes about 2 seconds. print random_bytes(8192) for 1..1024; __END__ ./entest -vf brs.out Test Results Sample: 8388608 bytes Entropy: 7.999976 bits Chi-Square: 282.623535(11.296928%) Mean: 127.488821 PI: 3.139942(-0.052543%) Correlation: 0.000195 Sample looks good! ./a.out ========= Summary results of Rabbit ========= Version: TestU01 1.2.3 File: brs.out Number of bits: 67108864 Number of statistics: 40 Total CPU time: 00:00:31.53 All tests were passed
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