Cryptography – Particular algorithmic function encoding – Nbs/des algorithm
Patent
1996-06-20
2000-02-15
Oen, William
Cryptography
Particular algorithmic function encoding
Nbs/des algorithm
34082572, 34082531, 34082509, H04L 900, G08C 1900, G06F 704
Patent
active
06026165&
ABSTRACT:
Disclosed are three major aspects relating to wireless transmission of encrypted data messages in a security system wherein the receiver stores locally an encryption key utilized by the transmitting device to encrypt the data message and the receiver uses the encryption key to decrypt an encrypted data message, and wherein a sequence number generator is used to synchronously track the message sequence at both the transmitter and receiver. A first major aspect involves encrypted device registration (learning) methods that are user-friendly and immune from detection by technically skilled intruders with special RF equipment, and periodic user-friendly changing of the encryption key per encrypted transmitting device in the system. A second major aspect involves encrypted device de-registration (unlearning, or deletion) that is likewise user friendly. A third major aspect of the invention allows the receiver to process encrypted and non-encrypted messages, interchangeably, within the same wireless security system.
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Marino Francis C.
Schmit Thomas P.
Barkume, P.C. Anthony R.
Oen William
Pittway Corporation
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