Samsung electronics co., ltd. (20240348434). METHOD FOR RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR SEED CREATION USING UNINITIALIZED HARDWARE simplified abstract

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METHOD FOR RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR SEED CREATION USING UNINITIALIZED HARDWARE

Organization Name

samsung electronics co., ltd.

Inventor(s)

Andrew Thomas Tauferner of Rochester MN (US)

Douglas Joseph of Austin TX (US)

Matthew Wolf of Oak Ridge TN (US)

METHOD FOR RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR SEED CREATION USING UNINITIALIZED HARDWARE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240348434 titled 'METHOD FOR RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR SEED CREATION USING UNINITIALIZED HARDWARE

Simplified Explanation:

This patent application describes a computing device that uses uninitialized memory or network hardware to seed a random number generator process.

  • The computing device includes a memory and a processing device.
  • The memory enters an uninitialized state when power is applied.
  • The processing device selects a portion of the uninitialized memory or network hardware to seed a random number generator process.
  • The computing device can be a compute node in a multi-node processing system, with high-bandwidth memory.

Key Features and Innovation:

  • Utilizes uninitialized memory or network hardware to seed a random number generator process.
  • Enhances randomness and security in computing systems.
  • Can be applied in multi-node processing systems with high-bandwidth memory.

Potential Applications:

  • Data encryption and decryption.
  • Secure communication protocols.
  • Simulation and modeling requiring random inputs.

Problems Solved:

  • Ensures a secure and unpredictable source of random numbers.
  • Improves the efficiency of random number generation processes.
  • Enhances the security of computing systems.

Benefits:

  • Increased security in data encryption and communication.
  • Improved performance in simulations and modeling.
  • Enhanced reliability in random number generation processes.

Commercial Applications:

Potential commercial applications include:

  • Cybersecurity software and systems.
  • Financial trading platforms.
  • Gaming and gambling industries.

Prior Art:

Readers can explore prior art related to random number generation processes, memory initialization, and network hardware seeding in computing systems.

Frequently Updated Research:

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Questions about Random Number Generation:

1. How does seeding a random number generator process with uninitialized memory improve security? 2. What are the potential risks associated with using uninitialized memory for seeding random number generation processes?


Original Abstract Submitted

a computing device includes a memory and a processing device. the memory enters an uninitialized state in response to power being applied to the memory. the processing device is coupled to the memory, and is configured to select a portion of the memory in the uninitialized state to seed a random number generator process. the processing device may alternatively select an uninitialized state of the network hardware that is coupled to the processing device to seed a random number generator process. in one embodiment, the computing device is a compute node in a multi-node processing system, and the memory is a high-bandwidth memory.