Self authentication ciphertext chaining

Cryptography – Communication system using cryptography – Time segment interchange

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C380S042000, C380S255000, C713S150000

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07450717

ABSTRACT:
Existing key encryption approaches are extended by using overlapping portions of encrypted information. Another provision inserts one or more bits of data to ensure correct encryption/decryption. The inserted data can also be used for authentication.

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