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ESP32 CYD ESL with Firebase
ESP32 CYD version of the Electronic Shelf Label.
A version of the Electronic Shelf Label that utilizes the ESP32 CYD. GitHub repository: https://github.com/Northstrix/ESP32-Cheap-Yellow-Display-Electronic-Shelf-Label-with-Google-Firebase The tutorial is available at https://www.instructables.com/ESP32-CYD-ESL/ WebFlash: https://northstrix.github.io/ESP32-Cheap-Yellow-Display-Electronic-Shelf-Label-with-Google-Firebase/flash.html Format Flash area designated for SPIFFS with ESP32 Filesystem Uploader... -
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haveged is a daemon that feeds entropy into the linux /dev/random pool using a random number generator based upon the HArdware Volatile Entropy Gathering and Expansion algorithm.
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rtl2832-entropyd
Use an rtl2832 USB dongle to generate random data for the linux kernel
rtl2832_entropyd is a program that is designed to feed entropy into the linux /dev/random kernel entropy pool. It automatically forks and runs as a daemon, unless one of the testing options, -o or -t, are selected. Then it never forks. To use it, you need an rtl2832 USB dongle. They are relatively cheap (< $10 on ebay), and are actually used to listen to a broad range of radio transmissions. This application exploits the radio noise in the atmosphere to extract entropy. The kernel... -
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CRYXOR 2012
Encryption with Vernam (1917)
Programm dev by www-cassiopee (sophen). Encryption with Vernam. unbreakable algorithme... but needs lot of safty measures for be it realy. -
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Ocotillo Pseudo-Random Number Generator -- a cryptographically secure PRNG for Unix platforms that do not have a /dev/urandom.
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