A method of unlocking a second device using a first device is disclosed. The method can include: the first device pairing with the second device; establishing a trusted relationship with the second device; authenticating the first device using a device key; receiving a secret key from the second device; receiving a user input from an input/output device; and transmitting the received secret key to the second device to unlock the second device in response to receiving the user input, wherein establishing a trusted relationship with the second device comprises using a key generated from a hardware key associated with the first device to authenticate the device key.

A method and system for encrypted messaging includes first and second client devices and a quantum key device having a quantum random number generator. The generator provides a first quantum random signal, and the key device provides a symmetric first master key from the first quantum random signal. The master key is transmitted to the first client device and stored. The key device uses the master key to generate an encrypted package by encrypting one of a plurality of keys. The key device generates a second encrypted package. The first pairing key is provided to the first client device by decrypting the first encrypted package using the first master key and providing the first pairing key in the second client device by decrypting the second encrypted package using the second master key to establish an encrypted connection between the first and second client devices.

An image sensor 30 includes an image information processing unit 4 that forms integrated information in which image sensor identification information capable of identifying the image sensor 30 and image information obtained by an analog/digital conversion unit 25 are associated with each other, and an image information output unit 24 that outputs the integrated information to an external unit.

The present invention relates to an autoencoder-based encryption key generation technique, and more particularly, to a signal transmission apparatus, a signal reception apparatus, a signal transmission method, and a signal reception method in an autoencoder-based encryption key generation system, wherein an encryption key with enhanced security may be generated on the basis of an autoencoder.

The present system and method allow the exchange of messages, such as email, between a sender and a recipient while maintaining the data secure and the integrity of the content of the messages. The method and system do not require a user having an account to open a received message. The method comprises the server creating a new communication key upon reception of a request. The communication key is typically valid for a single request to ensure that each request is encrypted using different communication keys. The method typically comprises a client [A] establishing communication on [HANDSHAKE] with one or more servers [B]. The HANDSHAKE generally aims at initializing the encryption key that will be used to exchange information between A and B.

A method and an apparatus for controlling a data access right are disclosed. The method includes: receiving, by a first proxy node, a first request message from a request node, where the first request message includes an identity of the request node and an identifier of to-be-accessed data; determining a first encrypted ciphertext on a blockchain based on the identifier; determining, based on the identity, whether the request node has a right to read the first encrypted ciphertext; and if yes, initiating a right verification request for the request node to at least one second proxy node, and determining, based on a feedback result of the at least one second proxy node, provisioning of the first encrypted ciphertext. A proxy node is added to the blockchain network, so that a data source can freely grant or revoke the right of the request node without modifying a ciphertext, ensuring information security.

Zero round trip secure communications are implemented based on noisy secrets with a polynomial secret sharing scheme. A sender identifies two negotiated noisy secrets associated with an encrypted message to send to a receiver system. The sender utilizes a first negotiated noisy secret for sub-key selection, and generates a secret polynomial using Shamir's polynomial-based secret sharing scheme with N positive integer points and a message key as a secret. The sender divides the first negotiated noisy secret into a plurality of sub-keys, and divides a second negotiated noisy secret into test blocks of a length equivalent to a length of a sub-key. The sender utilizes each of the plurality sub-keys for encrypting a corresponding test block along with one unique point of the secret polynomial. Moreover, the sender sends all encrypted test blocks and corresponding encrypted points of the secret polynomial to the receiver with the encrypted message.

A method for integrating third-party encryption managers with cloud services includes receiving, at data processing hardware, an operation request requesting a cryptographic operation on data comprising an encryption operation or a decryption operation. When the operation is an encryption operation, the method includes transmitting a data encryption key associated with the data to a remote entity. The remote entity encrypts the data encryption key with a key encryption key and transmits the encrypted data encryption key to the data processing hardware. When the operation is a decryption operation, the method includes transmitting the encrypted data encryption key to the remote entity which causes the remote entity to decrypt the encrypted data encryption key with the key encryption key and transmit the decrypted data encryption key and transmit to the data processing hardware.

Embodiments afford secure transfer of security key type(s) between different database servers having different key hierarchies. For example, a key transfer may occur from a source server to a target server during a database migration process. Particular embodiments comprise a SQL transfer command statement (e.g., TRANSFER ENCRYPTION KEY) recognized by an engine. Syntax of the SQL transfer command includes a password and a filename for a security key. Upon receiving the SQL transfer command, the engine references an information repository to identify a relevant key hierarchy and key type, encrypts the security key with a key derived from password, and stores (exports) the encrypted security key in a file for consumption (import) at the target server. The SQL transfer command may further comprise a direction component determining flow of key information, and an override function to deal with error messages arising from any already-existing security key having the same name.

A storage system and method for command execution ordering by security key are provided. In one example, the storage system has a non-volatile memory, a volatile memory storing a plurality of keys, and a controller with a cache storing a subset of the plurality of keys. The storage system gives priority to a command whose key is stored in the cache in the controller over commands whose keys are stored only in the volatile memory. This avoids transferring a key from the volatile memory to the cache in the controller, thereby improving efficiency of the storage system.