Key distribution is the process of securely delivering cryptographic keys between two or more parties.

It
is an essential aspect of cybersecurity as it ensures that only authorized individuals can access sensitive
information or systems. If keys are not distributed securely, they can be intercepted by attackers and used
to gain unauthorized access.

Symmetric Encryption Asymmetric Encryption

Symmetric encryption is when a single Asymmetric encryption is also known

encryption key is used to encrypt and
decrypt information. This means that
the key must be shared with both the
person sending the information and
the person receiving the information.
as public-key encryption, as the key to
encryption information is available
publicly and can be used by many
people. Meanwhile, the person
receiving the message has a
corresponding private key used to
decrypt the message.

Random number generation is a vital component in many technological applications, from computer
programming to encryption securities. To ensure the highest level of security, especially in cryptographic
systems, pure, non-reproducible random numbers are crucial. With the rapid advancement of computing
technology, the demand for superior random number generation systems has escalated.

Benefits

 Produces truly random numbers which are harder to predict or replicate.

 Improves security in systems requiring random number generation.
 Offers possibility of varied settings for creating difference matrix.
 Can generate random numbers without external interference.
 Contributes to the robustness of cryptographic systems.