In a world of hackers, cyber espionage and the ever-present threat of data integrity breaches, data security is now more than ever a critical part of an application's development within its design and creation process.
As such, our technophiles here at OMNITEKK have compiled a list of data encryption cryptographic algorithms that are sure to help you on your coding journey.
And without further Ado we present the first in a series of I.T. Security Algorithms.
Random Number Generators (RNG’s)
Wherever there's a means of securing digital information, whether in the form of value key pairs, public key generation or any other sort of encryption and decryption algorithm in the realm of message authentication, you can bet your bippy that some sort of Random Number Generation is at play, to help secure, verify and authenticate our data.
And while our most prized internet scholars might download and utilize an array of Random Number Generators from the web, it kind of subverts the purpose of ensuring an air tight security protocol when the means of doing so are readily available to all, so long as they have an internet connection.
Hence, a good Random Number Generator algorithm is one created from the pragmatic application of the mathematics involved with generating large number sets, namely
Probability and Digital Output Occurrence
Seeding
So OMNITEKK suggests our readers make good use of these techniques in effort to devise your own generator algorithm that way.
And on your way towards developing the prowess to do so, we also adorn you with an NIST RNG based on Generation Number Determinism.
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And until our next I.T. adventure my friends...OMNITEKK says be well.
