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Certifying the uncertifiable

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We will cover in this talk the many difficulties found when trying to certify the quality of a TRNG , with examples from our work on the NXP EV1 card. We will try to explore how future standards should improve on existing ones, and will reflect on the inherent difficulty of the task at hand.

This talk is part of the Computer Security Seminars series.

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