Distributed information system having automatic invocation of ke

Cryptography – Particular algorithmic function encoding – Nbs/des algorithm

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380 23, H04I 902

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050105728

ABSTRACT:
The invention is an improved distributed information system which automatically provides for the transmission of security protocol data units between end-users of a distributed information system. The invention compares the address and security key of a received security protocol data unit to stored end-system addresses and security key information and, in the absence of an existing end-system address and security key, automatically initiates negotiation of a security key between end-systems and then confirms the negotiated security key and initiates a security protocol transmission of the data unit. A method af automatic invoking secure communications between end-systems of a distributed information system is also disclosed.

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