Czech Entropy PRNG

 Block 4

We are working on a new version of the application Czech Entropy PRNG Block 4. The interface and random number generation algorithm will be significantly redesigned (compared to Block 3). The application will still be able to generate an array of 50 large pseudo-random numbers.

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