Test time: 2009-11-12 11:56:01 UTC
Note that standard deviation is usually, but not always, a good indicator of randomness. Your brain is a better detector of randomness, so be sure to take a look at the scatter plots below. If you see patterns (such as straight lines), the values are probably less random than reported.
| Number of samples: | 25 |
|---|---|
| Unique ports: | 25 |
| Range: | 1866 - 61250 |
| Modified Standard Deviation: | 18307 |
| Bits of Randomness: | 16 |
| Values Seen: | 11279 28349 56422 24786 61250 4101 60348 55410 45379 34323 27544 30333 37147 46777 23560 1866 17890 20854 49132 39671 9802 50201 15587 32479 4211 |
| Number of samples: | 25 |
|---|---|
| Unique txids: | 25 |
| Range: | 2291 - 64381 |
| Modified Standard Deviation: | 20755 |
| Bits of Randomness: | 16 |
| Values Seen: | 26424 12249 44822 15211 61586 2866 2291 64381 63403 42148 42099 32037 13519 10048 21440 52285 39101 20436 3103 27753 5859 24288 6027 4782 55204 |
See CERT VU #800113 for information on the DNS cache poisoning vulnerability.
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