H04L2463/061

METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR GENERATING CRYPTOGRAMS FOR VALIDATION IN A WEBSERVICE ENVIRONMENT

A method for generating cryptograms in a webservice environment includes: receiving, in a first environment of a computing system, a credential request transmitted by an external computing device using a secure communication protocol, the credential request including a transaction identifier and account identifier; transmitting, by the first environment, a data request to a second environment of the computing system, the data request including the account identifier; receiving, by the first environment, an account profile and session key from the second environment; transmitting, by the first environment, a cryptogram request to a third environment of the computing system, the cryptogram request including the account profile and session key; receiving, by the first environment, a cryptogram from the third environment generated using the account profile and session key; and transmitting, by the first environment, the cryptogram and transaction identifier to the external computing device via the secure communication protocol.

METHOD AND SYSTEM OF MONITORING AND CONTROLLING EXFILTRATION OF ENTERPRISE DATA ON CLOUD

The technology disclosed relates to method and system of monitoring and controlling exfiltration of enterprise data stored on the cloud computing service (CCS). The method and system includes using a cross-application monitor to detect a could service application programming interface (API) in use and a function or activity being performed via the CCS API. The method and system determines the function or activity by parsing a data stream based on the CCS API and identifies a content of the enterprise data subject to content control by the application of a content inspection rule data subject to content control. The method and system selects a security action being applied to the enterprise data to prevent exfiltration based on the classification of the inspected data and policies applicable to the content subject to content control.

NON-PUBLIC NETWORK AUTHENTICATION IN 5G

A method by a core network node of a core network of a wireless communication system for authenticating a user equipment, UE, to the core network includes receiving a first authentication request to authenticate the UE to the core network, determining that the UE should be authenticated by an external authentication entity that is external to the wireless communication system, transmitting a second authentication request to the external authentication entity, the second authentication request identifying the UE, receiving an authentication response from the external authentication entity verifying authenticity of the UE, the authentication response including a master key, and deriving a first key for securing communications with the UE from the master key.

PROVIDING UE CAPABILITY INFORMATION TO AN AUTHENTICATION SERVER

A method (300) for registering with a serving network (104). The method is performed by a UE (102). The method includes the UE transmitting (s302) to the serving network (104) a message (212) indicating a UE capability that is relevant for a home network (106), wherein the 5 serving network (104) is configured to send to the home network (106) a message (216) indicating the UE capability.

Sensor derived authentication for establishing peer-to-peer networks

Methods, systems and devices for generating an authentication key are provided. Two or more communications devices can generate an authentication key by monitoring a physical stimulus that is experienced by both devices (e.g., a common physical stimulus). Each device can then use an identical, predetermined algorithm to generate a common authentication key based on the stimulus. The devices can use the common authentication key to establish a secure network.

METHOD, DEVICE, AND SYSTEM FOR DERIVING KEYS
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Method, device, and system for deriving keys are provided in the field of mobile communications technologies. The method for deriving keys may be used, for example, in a handover process of a User Equipment (UE) from an Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network (EUTRAN) to a Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network (UTRAN). If a failure occurred in a first handover, the method ensures that the key derived by a source Mobility Management Entity (MME) for a second handover process of the UE is different from the key derived for the first handover process of the UE. This is done by changing input parameters used in the key derivation, so as to prevent the situation in the prior art that once the key used on one Radio Network Controller (RNC) is obtained, the keys on other RNCs can be derived accordingly, thereby enhancing the network security.

MITIGATION OF BRUTE FORCE ATTACK TO DEVICE PIN

A method of device authentication comprises receiving a password into an application of a user device; transmitting verification information of the password from the application to an authentication device; verifying, by the authentication device, validity of the password using the verification information; granting, by the authentication device, access by the user device to a secure resource when the password is valid; sending no indication of an invalid password to the user device when the authentication device determines the password is invalid; and blocking access of the user device to the secure resource when a predetermined number of passwords are determined to be invalid by the authentication device.

Network security architecture

In an aspect, a network supporting client devices includes one or more network nodes implementing network functions. Such network functions enable a client device to apply a security context to communications with the network when the client device is not in a connected mode. The client device obtains a user plane key shared with a user plane network function implemented at a first network node and/or a control plane key shared with a control plane network function implemented at a second network node. The client device protects a data packet with the user plane key or a control packet with the control plane key. The data packet includes first destination information indicating the first network node and the control packet includes second destination information indicating the second network node. The client device transmits the data packet or control packet.

Privacy key and message authentication code

A method performed by an authentication server for provisioning a user equipment (1), UE. The method comprises: obtaining a message authentication code, MAC, based on a provisioning key specific to the UE to the UE and a privacy key of a home network (3) of the UE, wherein the provisioning key is a shared secret between the authentication server (14) and the UE and the privacy key comprises a public key of the home network; and transmitting the privacy key and the MAC to the UE. Methods performed by a de-concealing server and the UE, respectively are also disclosed as well as authentication servers, de-concealing servers and UEs. A computer program and a memory circuitry (13) are also disclosed.

Initialization vector generation when performing encryption and authentication in wireless communications

Apparatuses, systems, and methods for generating and utilizing improved initialization vectors (IVs) when performing encryption and authentication in wireless communications. In some scenarios, a wireless communication device may generate one or more pseudorandom multi-bit values, e.g., using a respective plurality of key derivation functions (KDFs). A first portion of each value may be used as a respective key for encryption or authentication of traffic on the user plane or the control plane. A second portion of each value may be used as a nonce value in a respective IV for use with a respective key for encryption or authentication of traffic on the user plane or the control plane. In some scenarios, the nonce values may instead be generated as part of an additional pseudorandom value (e.g., by executing an additional KDF), from which all of the IVs may be drawn.