Wie zufällig ist die Position des Cursors auf dem Bildschirm für den Pincode?

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Hallo,
manchmal springt der Cursor nach der Eingabe einer Zahl an eine zufällige Stelle, aber sehr oft ist diese Stelle auf magische Weise meine nächste Zahl!

Ich weiß, dass Zufallsalgorithmen manchmal nicht zufällig sind, aber ist es möglich zu erklären, welche Kriterien Ledger verwendet, um die Zufallsposition zu generieren/initiieren/entscheiden?

[pringles_ledger]

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Hey – The cursor position on the PIN code screen of your Ledger device is determined by a Random Number Generator (RNG) embedded in the Secure Element of the device. This RNG has been evaluated by a third-party laboratory and has obtained the highest level of certification: EAL5+, AIS-31.

The RNG is tested under various conditions and must pass all statistical tests to ensure randomness, unpredictability, and robustness.
However, it’s important to note that randomness can sometimes appear patterned to humans due to our tendency to find patterns in data. The fact that the cursor often lands on your next number could be purely coincidental.

[loupiote2]

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> I know sometimes random algorithms are

Randomness on the ledger is generated the the hardware true random number generator, on the snart-card chip so it usexcellent quality entropy (randomness).

[GlorForgewright]

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The next cursor has a 10% chance to go to your correct number (except after the 4th number and the 8th number). So, yeah, it has a pretty big chance.

Ledger uses an os called BOLOS. It’s closed source software but I’m pretty sure that the next selected number function looks like this:

moveCursorToNumber(randomInteger(0, 10))

[tchofs]

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[Zolota666]

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