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Technology · Cybersecurity · 28 Sep 2026, 09:36 ·1 min read ·👁 4 views

ETSI warns: Quantum random number generators may hide exploitable patterns

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The European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) has issued a new technical report (ETSI TR 104 171) warning that some quantum random number generators (QRNGs) may pass traditional statistical randomness tests while retaining hidden operational patterns that could be exploited to predict future numbers. The report points to risks of physical tampering, information leakage, and weak links, and to the potential use of AI to analyze signals such as power consumption and electromagnetic emissions. It recommends physical and software protections, a zero-trust approach, continuous monitoring, and accurate logging of outputs.
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🏢 المعهد الأوروبي لمعايير الاتصالات (ETSI) 🔖 ETSI TR 104 171 👤 مارك بيسين 🔖 مولدات الأرقام العشوائية الكمومية (QRNG) 📍 أوروبا
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