the traditional way to "fool" these is to use the binary encoding of a transcendental number, like Pi or Napier's Constant [aka "e"].
theoretically those aren't very high-entropy either, if you express them by the formula used to calculate their digits, although the complete lack of structure makes them evade the typical prediction algorithms.
the traditional way to "fool" these is to use the binary encoding of a transcendental number, like Pi or Napier's Constant [aka "e"].
theoretically those aren't very high-entropy either, if you express them by the formula used to calculate their digits, although the complete lack of structure makes them evade the typical prediction algorithms.