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US Patent 11503465 Secure pairing mechanism in a wireless communication system

Patent 11503465 was granted and assigned to CoreTigo on November, 2022 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Patent Applicant
CoreTigo
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Current Assignee
CoreTigo
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Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
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Patent Number
115034650
Patent Inventor Names
Nir Efraim Joseph Tal0
Dan Wolberg0
Alex Regev0
Date of Patent
November 15, 2022
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Patent Application Number
167942910
Date Filed
February 19, 2020
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Patent Citations
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US Patent 10419930 System and method for establishing secure communication channels with internet of things (IoT) devices
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US Patent 10333903 Provisioning network keys to devices to allow them to provide their identity
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US Patent 10735467 Method and apparatus for controlling a device using bluetooth technology
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US Patent 11032069 Methods and systems of securely transferring data
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US Patent 11218471 Systems and methods for quantum consensus
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US Patent 10439806 Method and system for secure data transmission
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US Patent 10491383 Method and system for detecting eavesdropping during data transmission
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US Patent 10587400 System and method for securely configuring a new device with network credentials
Patent Primary Examiner
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Shawnchoy Rahman
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H04L 9/0869
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A novel and useful mechanism for providing security features to a wireless communications system that otherwise does not have such features. Security features including encryption and decryption of communications, secure key exchange, secure pairing, and secure re-pairing are provided. The invention is applicable to wireless communication systems such as IO-Link Wireless. The encryption/decryption mechanism uses AES-256 block cypher with counter mode to generate blocks of cypher bits used to encrypt and decrypt communications between the master and devices. Session keys are generated using a random salt and a counter value. The random salt is generated using a secure random number generator such as the CSPRNG algorithm. A master key (or device key) is also used in generating session keys. Session keys are not permanent and are used to encrypt/decrypt only a finite amount of data. Once exhausted, the session key is replaced by a new one and cypher bits are generated using the new session key. A synchronized key jump procedure ensures that the master and device switch to the new session key at the same time.

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