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ent3000 will only test binary file sizes of 25 kB, 50 kB, 75 kB, 100 kB, 150 kB, 200 kB, 300 kB, 400 kB, 500 kB, 600 kB, 700 kB, 800 kB, 900 kB and 1 MB. The input file will be truncated to the greatest smaller size.
The orphaned bytes will not be tested.

A p value is returned for every test performed, and a PASS/FAIL determination made. The main tests’ level of significance (α) is 0.05.
All of the tests are to be interpreted as two sided tests.
α = 0.01 for the Monobit test. This test must be passed first before the others can be run. The Monobit test has 1/5th of the strength of the main tests. If it fails, there’s really no point in running the others.

Note that randomness is pesky, thus any individual main test will fail 5% of the time when testing even the most random of samples. This is a (better to be safe than sorry) security feature to minimise type II errors (false-negatives).

You will notice that there are three additional tests in ent3000. They are the KS, Runs and Shells tests.

Read rational, quality analyses and much more at www.reallyreallyrandom.com.

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