DiceLock encrypts text sequences and applies random number tests to the encrypted sequence to check for randomness, if the sequence is not at random, it encrypts again the text sequence with a transformation (like the key) until it is at random.

Obviously it takes:

- encryption time, plus

- random number test time

- and reencryption and random test time if the sequence is not at random (for the probabilities to generate randomized-encrypted text sequences we research it at our Randomness Analysis section).

So it's very important that the random number tests applied does not affect too much encryption time in order to provide randomized-encrypted text sequences that can be used in any production environment (file encryption, secure software and hardware communications, Internet, ...).