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Verify two deployed randomness beacons from their real outputs: NIST Beacon 2.0 pulses (SHA-512 hash chain, skiplist, precommitment, RSA signature) and drand League of Entropy rounds (threshold BLS si
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Browser-based randomness-beacon demo — recompute real NIST Beacon 2.0 pulses byte by byte, walk their SHA-512 hash chain and skiplist, verify drand rounds with a BLS12-381 pairing, and see what no check proves: whether the operator knew the value first.
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Recompute real NIST Randomness Beacon pulses byte by byte, walk their SHA-512 hash chain and skiplist, verify real drand League of Entropy rounds with a BLS12-381 pairing, and find the one thing no check can tell you: whether the operator knew the number first.
Not production crypto — a teaching demo. To consume a beacon, use the operator's maintained client and pin its keys.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Recompute real NIST Randomness Beacon pulses byte by byte, walk their SHA-512 hash chain and skiplist, verify real drand League of Entropy rounds with a BLS12-381 pairing, and find the one thing no check can tell you: whether the operator knew the number first.
Not production crypto — a teaching demo. To consume a beacon, use the operator's maintained client and pin its keys.Read the full README ↗