Deterministic Random Bits Generators
Based on NIST Recommended DRBG from NIST SP800-90A with the following properties:
npm install drbg.js
var drbgs = require('drbg.js') // import HashDRBG and HmacDRBG
var HashDRBG = drbgs.HashDRBG // or require('drbg.js/hash')
var HmacDRBG = drbgs.HmacDRBG // or require('drbg.js/hmac')
var drbg2 = new HashDRBG('sha256', entropy, nonce, personalization_data)
drbg2.generate(5, additional_data) // <Buffer qq qq qq qq qq>
drbg2.reseed(entropy, personalization_data)
drbg2.generate(5, additional_data) // <Buffer ww ww ww ww ww>
var drbg3 = new HmacDRBG('sha256', entropy, nonce, personalization_data)
drbg3.generate(5, additional_data) // <Buffer ee ee ee ee ee>
drbg3.reseed(entropy, personalization_data)
drbg3.generate(5, additional_data) // <Buffer rr rr rr rr rr>
This library is free and open-source software released under the MIT license.
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Deterministic Random Bit Generators
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