hardware-based random number generation
Hardware-based random number generation refers to the process of generating random numbers using physical devices or components, such as dedicated processors or electronic circuits, rather than relying solely on software algorithms. These hardware-based methods generate truly random and unpredictable numbers, making them highly secure and suitable for applications like cryptography.
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