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They are called cryptographically strong algorithms, and their output passes every statistical test that can be performed in a feasible amount of computer time to distinguish random numbers from numbers that fall into a pattern. Secure logging and auditing systems that are tamper-resistant and cryptographically signed add a layer of deterrent on top of actual security. Trust is established in new unfamiliar identity/key bindings because they are cryptographically signed by one or more parties that are already trusted. |
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