Integer encryptor

Cryptography – Particular algorithmic function encoding

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380 43, 380 49, 380 46, H04L 900

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ABSTRACT:
A integer encryptor and decryptor, with the integer encryptor comprising a pseudorandom source, a discrete-time source, guard-band means, and adding means. The pseudorandom source generates a random-data signal. The random-data signal is an integer that lies within a first-bounded range. The discrete-time source generates the input-data signal. The guard-band means is coupled to the discrete-time source. In response to the input-data signal, the guard-band means generates an output-data signal. For a second-limit number the guard-band means limits the output-data signal to lie within a second-bounded range. The second-limit number is less than the first-limit number. The modulo-adding means is coupled to the pseudorandom source and the guard-band means. The modulo-adding means repetitively adds the output-data signal with the random-data signal and a third-limit number and generates an encrypted-data signal. The present invention also includes an integer decryptor having a pseudorandom source and modulo-adding means. The pseudorandom source generates a negative-random-data signal. The negative-random-data signal is the negative of the random-data signal generated at the integer encryptor. A communications channel outputs a channel signal, with the channel signal being a sum of the encrypted-data signal and an error signal. Modulo-adding means is coupled to the communications channel. The modulo-adding means repetitively adds the negative-random-data signal, the channel signal, and a fourth-limit number, and generates a receiver-output-data signal.

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