Method for processing access-request message for packet service

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Multiple computer communication using cryptography – Central trusted authority provides computer authentication

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C726S004000

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09934477

ABSTRACT:
A method for processing an access-request message in an IMT-2000 system is described. A user password is encrypted by a temporary authenticator value and an authenticator value which is able to verify an access-request message itself is generated, so that when an AAA server receives the access-request message, it can directly verify the access-request message without analyzing the received access-request message. Thus, even if a malicious hacker transmits a large quantity of false access-request message to the AAA server, the use of the system resource and the message processing time are reduced, so that the system is prevented from crashing.

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RFC 2139—www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2139.html.
RFC 2138—www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2138.html.
Rich Friedeman “Shared Secret Recovery in RADIUS” (fwd) Jul. 18, 1997.

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