Random number generation is the process of producing sequences of numbers that lack any discernible pattern or predictability. In cryptographic applications, such as blockchain, it is essential for generating keys, creating unique identifiers, and ensuring fairness in protocols. True randomness is difficult to achieve, leading to the use of pseudo-random number generators (PRNGs) or verifiable random functions (VRFs). The quality of randomness directly impacts system security.
Context
Current discussions surrounding random number generation in blockchain contexts often focus on the security and verifiability of on-chain randomness sources. Key debates involve the potential for manipulation by miners or validators and the development of decentralized oracles for providing provably random outputs. Future advancements are expected in the implementation of more robust VRFs and cryptographic techniques that can guarantee unpredictability and fairness across distributed systems.
This research introduces Q-PnV, a quantum-resistant consensus mechanism that integrates quantum primitives to secure consortium blockchains against future quantum attacks.
A novel quantum consensus mechanism integrates quantum voting and signatures into Proof of Vote, securing consortium blockchains against quantum threats.
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