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Today, I've hit this question/thread on social-technet MS site. While there's a lot of noise down there, they point out a few common issues. Like the Distributed-Tracking service. It's actually hard to read through it all due to some cohones-size-flame-war that escalated at some point, but reading the topic from its end helps;)
In computer science and cryptography, random number generation is usedto generate cryptographic keys, secure passwords, and other security-relateddata. Pseudorandom number generators (PRNGs) are commonly used to generaterandom numbers in computer systems, but they are not truly random since theiroutput is determined by an algorithm that uses a seed value to generate asequence of numbers. True random number generators (TRNGs) use physicalprocesses or natural sources of randomness, such as radioactive decayor atmospheric noise, to generate true random numbers.
The quality of random number generation is crucial in many applications,particularly in the field of cryptography. If the random numbers arepredictable or biased, they can be used to compromise the security ofthe system. Therefore, it is important to use reliable and secure randomnumber generators in security-critical applications.
In summary, random number generation is the process of generating a sequenceof numbers or symbols that cannot be reasonably predicted better than byrandom chance. True random number generators are preferable for security-criticalapplications to ensure that the output is unbiased and unpredictable.