Pseudogerespa 🔍
Pseudogerespa is a type of pseudorandom number generator that uses random bits from a small group (usually about 256 or so) instead of truly random numbers generated by a computer's random number generator. This approach allows for faster computation and less memory usage compared to the standard pseudorandom number generation methods used in digital computing, but it also introduces some security vulnerabilities due to the way pseudo-random bits are generated.
