H04L9/3242

Methods and apparatuses for dynamically updating routing identifier(s)

Systems, methods, apparatuses, and computer program products for dynamically updating routing identifiers (IDs) are provided. One method may include deciding, at a network node, to update a routing identifier for at least one user equipment. The method may then include obtaining or generating a new routing identifier to be assigned to the at least one user equipment along with authentication vectors, and transmitting the new routing identifier to an authentication entity.

MESSAGE CHAIN-BASED CAN SECURITY SYTEM AND METHOD WITH HASH FUNCTION

There is provided a message chain-based CAN security system with a hash function, including: a hash value generating unit generating a hash value H.sub.(r,ID,i)/H′.sub.(r,ID,i) using a received Hash Reset Key HRK.sub.r and ID to be transmitted or received by the system when an arbitrary node transmits the HRK.sub.r; a CAN message transmitting unit transmitting a CAN message including the hash value H.sub.(r,ID,i)/H′.sub.(r,ID,i); a validity determining unit determining whether H.sub.(r,ID,i) of a CAN message received by a node which has received the CAN message matches a value held by the system; a message receiving and executing unit allowing message reception and executing a command when the validity determining unit determines that the CAN message is valid; and a warning transmitting unit transmitting an intruder detection warning.

System and method of single sign on to master website and silent authentication for subservient websites
11570164 · 2023-01-31 · ·

Systems and methods are provided that may be implemented as an identity management system to provide a single sign on to a master website and silent authentication for subservient websites. The identity management system may include an identity provider server and a user management server. The identity provider server may authenticate a user, redirect an authenticated user to the user management server, and receive and verify a silent authentication request including a cryptographic signature and a modified message on behalf of the authenticated user from the user management server.

Secure self-contained mechanism for managing interactions between distributed computing components

Methods, computer readable media, and devices for securely managing interactions between distributed components are provided. One method may include generating a first interaction identifier based on a first component identifier and data to be shared with a second component, storing the first interaction identifier in an interaction data store of the first component, sending a request to the second component including the first component identifier, the first interaction identifier, and the data to be shared with the second component, creating a graph node in an interaction relationship data store based on the first interaction identifier, receiving a response from the second component including a second component identifier, a second interaction identifier, and response data, and adding a relationship edge in the interaction relationship data store connecting the graph node based on the first interaction identifier with a graph node based on the second interaction identifier.

Apparatus for monitoring multicast group

An apparatus for monitoring a multicast group is provided. The apparatus includes a storage, a receiver and an operation processor. The storage is configured to store first data including a first authenticated message authenticated as being published by a publisher of the multicast group to n-th data including an n-th authenticated message authenticated as being published by the publisher where n is a natural number of 2 or more. The receiver is configured to receive status data including a first propagation message to be delivered to the multicast group. Further, the operation processor is configured to generate monitoring information including status information of the multicast group by using the status data and the first to n-th data.

Secure transmission
11716203 · 2023-08-01 · ·

A method for providing evidential data is described includes obtaining data items, generating a respective first hash value for each data item, generating a second hash value for a data set comprising the first hash values but excluding the one or more data items, obtaining one or more transaction identifiers including one or more static identifiers, generating a respective third hash value for each of the one or more static identifiers, transmitting a first message comprising the one or more data items, the one or more first hash values, the second hash value, and the one or more third hash values to a server.

Systems and methods for proving immutability of blockchains

The present disclosure provides systems, methods, and computer-readable storage media having functionality to prove immutability of blockchains without accessing user data. A user may submit data for storage to a data management server and the data management server may generate one or more data records corresponding to the data at a database and one or more blocks at a blockchain, each block corresponding to of the data records. Block information associated with the generated blocks may be transmitted to a remote computing device for storage at a database. Prior to storing the block information, the remote computing device may sign the data using a private key or other cryptographic technique. To validate a block, raw block information may be retrieved from the blockchain and compared to the signed block information. If the signed block information matches the raw block information, the block may be determined to be valid (e.g., unchanged).

Systems configured for validation with a dynamic cryptographic code and methods thereof
11570180 · 2023-01-31 · ·

Systems and methods of the present disclosure enable operation authorization using a dynamic code. Embodiments includes a computing system for receiving, from an access control server, an operation authorization request to authorize an operation by an initiator, where the operation authorization request includes a user identifier associated with the operation authorization request, and a dynamic code. The computing system accesses a dynamic key embedded in a user credential associated with the user identifier and generates a recalculated dynamic code using a cryptographic algorithm and the dynamic key. The computing system authenticates the operation authorization request based on the dynamic code being equivalent to the recalculated dynamic code and returns the authentication to the access control server to authorize the operation.

Pipelined Galois Counter Mode Hash Circuit

Integrated circuits, methods, and circuitry are provided for performing multiplication such as that used in Galois field counter mode (GCM) hash computations. An integrated circuit may include selection circuitry to provide one of several powers of a hash key. A Galois field multiplier may receive the one of the powers of the hash key and a hash sequence and generate one or more values. The Galois field multiplier may include multiple levels of pipeline stages. An adder may receive the one or more values and provide a summation of the one or more values in computing a GCM hash.

Systems and methods for gated offer eligibility verification
11711203 · 2023-07-25 · ·

Systems and methods for determining consumer eligibility for a gated offer using verification data from a verification source, while reducing exposure of the verification data, are herein disclosed. In one example, a method for a verification source comprises, generating a seed hash from a pre-determined data specification, aggregating verification data based on one or more data fields indicated by the data specification to produce aggregated verification data, hashing the aggregated verification data using the seed hash to produce hashed verification data, receiving hashed customer data from a verification platform, receiving a comparison request from the verification platform, comparing the hashed customer data with the hashed verification data; and returning a result to the verification platform indicating if the hashed customer data matches the verification data.