Security in cellular telephones

Cryptography – Key management – Key distribution

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380 46, H04K 100

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061119555

ABSTRACT:
A system for delivering a security code to a cellular telephone. The cellular telephone holds a key X. The cellular telephone requests that an Authorization Center, AC, assign a security code to the cellular telephone. The AC selects a security code, and encrypts it, such that key X is effective to de-crypt the code, yet the AC does not know key X.

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