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OneRNG - a verifiable and Open Hardware Random Number Generator from NZ

Presented at Kiwicon 8: It's always 1989 in Computer Security (2014), Dec. 11, 2014, 1:45 p.m. (30 minutes)

The OneRNG is a USB serial device that collects high-quality entropy from its own hardware, and feeds it back to your OS for fun, profit and a need for speed. A combination of Open Hardware and Open Source, you can verify the device isn't lying to you (hello NSA) and isn't BadUSB. It even has its own tinfoil hat ... http://onerng.info/


Presenters:

  • Paul Campbell
    Jim works in Infosec at the University of Otago; Paul has been designing and building hardware realtime crypto systems for years.
  • Jim Cheetham
    Jim works in Infosec at the University of Otago; Paul has been designing and building hardware realtime crypto systems for years.

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