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Indium produces a One Time Pad of real random numbers that can not be reproduced and then encrypts those numbers using some of the strongest encryption algorithms in the world. What is a one-time-pad? A one-time-pad is a secret key that encrypts a message. With a one-time-pad, the senders and receivers are the only ones who know the secret key. They can agree on a key and send the message to each other, and after the key is gone, no one else can read the message. How does Indium work? It uses the output of the xor shuffle to produce random numbers. There are two sources of randomness in Indium: the actual RNG (Random Number Generator) that does the heavy lifting and the xor shuffle. Indium has a RNG that produces random numbers between 0 and 1 (1 is a "good" number to have in the RNG). It also produces a series of numbers that are not between 0 and 1, but are within some range. 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