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Entropy Bootstrapping for Wireless Embedded Systems
Cryptographic protocols require unpredictable randomness at first boot, yet wireless sensors often wake with uninitialized hardware or noise sources running in unverified operating states. In platforms like the ESP32, statistical testing cannot catch this cold-start failure because the internal rand
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