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[Robert Arkenin <rarkenin@xxxxxxxxx>]

Blueprint changed by Robert Arkenin:

Whiteboard changed:
  I would, personally, capture mouse movements using an onmousemove event
  to get the values of window.event.clientX and window.event.clientY, and
  to feed said values into a SHA512 generator, taking the first 256 bits
  for reasons of keeping a random pool unknown. This may be repeated along
  the following algorithm:
  
  1.Generate pseudo-random number
  2.SHA512 it
  3.XOR in mouse coordinates(repeating the same 32-bit integer of (65536*mouseX)+mouseY) upon a mouse movement
  4. SHA512 again
  5. Use 256 least-significant bits of last hashes (using as many hashes as necessary, but never revealing the most significant bits to keep  a pool unknown to attackers)
  6. Upon finishing random data collection, keep said key made from last whatever hashes
  This will avoid the trouble of the mouse being out of bounds since few users have a 65535x65535 pixel window, and the hash will ensure that even small movements will cause great changes(Avalanche Effect)
  
  -Robert Arkenin (https://launchpad.net/~rarkenin)
  
  Another (easier) method to keep track of 256-bit blocks is to write
  sequentially to each block of the final key, looping around and
  overwriting as necessary. This does NOT lower security, while it does
  make the code easier to handle.
  
  I'm taking over this ---rarkenin
+ 
+ Returning data to main script is postponed as I need to know about main
+ script implementation first

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Generate random numbers with mouse input
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/cryojs/+spec/mouse-random