Evaluation of Cryptographically Secure Pseudo Random Number Generators for Post Quantum Era

The construction of a Pseudo-Random Number Generator (PRNG) is an extremely decisive task in the field of Cryptography, Gaming, Computational statistics, Simulation processes, Gambling, and other fields. But many of the PRNGs are not cryptographically secure so various kinds of models have been presented to generate Pseudo-Random numbers. As generators are used in the field of cryptography too therefore it is inescapable to assess it among scientists and researchers. In this study, we would evaluate different kinds of RNGs against quantum attacks including the one which is based on lattice-based cryptography. In the end, we would contrive to wind up how the lattice-based PRNGS are pragmatic for the Post Quantum Cryptography.