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2mo ago

Hi everyone, I’m Norbert the creator of V‑index, a quantum resistant physical TRNG. Most people don’t realize that the random numbers behind our passwords and encryption keys are often mathematical simulations. With future quantum computers, these simulations may become predictable. I wanted to change that by bringing physical entropy to everyone’s browser without any special hardware. What’s...

V-index TRNGPhysics powered security in your pocket.

Kis Norbert LeventehuntedV-index TRNG

2mo ago

Physics powered security in your pocket. Turn Physical Noise into Quantum Resistant Keys Open‑source V‑index TRNG turns any microphone into a real True Random Number Generator. No hardware needed. Unlike math based PRNGs, it uses real acoustic entropy to reach QKD grade randomness. Live V‑index logic ensures high physical information density (V > 1.5).

V-index TRNGPhysics powered security in your pocket.

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2mo ago

Me: wants a secure key. V‑index: “no noise detected”

Why does my mic suddenly become introverted exactly when I need entropy? Is this a feature or is my room doing the “shhh…” meme IRL? 🤫😂

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2mo ago

Does my cat knocking things off the table count as entropy?

My cat creates plenty of unpredictable noise. Should V‑index officially recognize “cat generated entropy” as a valid physical randomness source? Asking for… scientific reasons. 🐈

Kis Norbert Leventestarted a discussion

2mo ago

How safe is it to rely on browser based physical entropy?

V‑index TRNG uses real acoustic noise to generate true randomness without hardware. I’d love to hear your thoughts. Would you trust a physical entropy source coming from your microphone? Do you think physical entropy in the browser could replace math based PRNGs in security tools?