Cryptographic True Random Number Generator with Malfunction Detector: Mathematical Model of the Noise Source, Synthesis and Test,Used

Cryptographic True Random Number Generator with Malfunction Detector: Mathematical Model of the Noise Source, Synthesis and Test,Used

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Each cryptographic system incorporates basic cryptographic primitives including True Random Number Generators (TRNGs) since random values are mandatory for the several algorithms and protocols. Thus, even strong cryptographic system can be weakened by the TRNG of poor quality. The book presents a new highentropy digital element suitable for TRNG synthesis in FPGAs. The original idea behind this principle lies in the randomness extraction on oscillatory trajectory when a bistable circuit is resolving a foregoing metastable event. We propose a new bistable structure ? Transition Effect Ring Oscillator (TERO) where the oscillatory phase can be forced on demand. Our proposed mathematical model, simulations and hardware experiments show that TERO is significantly more sensitive to intrinsic noise in FPGA logic cells and less sensitive to global perturbations than a ring oscillator composed of the same elements. A disfunction of TERObased TRNG can be evaluated online using proposed malfunction detector. The quality of generated 1Gbit random sequences was evaluated by the NIST 80022 statistical tests with satisfactory results over the wide core voltage range and temperature range.

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