Technique for securely storing data within a memory

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Data processing protection using cryptography – By stored data protection

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C713S152000

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06938163

ABSTRACT:
A technique for securely storing data within a memory is disclosed. In a preferred embodiment, the technique is realized by encrypting the data using a non-verifiable personal identifier, and then encrypting a reminder using the same non-verifiable personal identifier. The encrypted data and the encrypted reminder are then stored in the memory. The stored encrypted data and the stored encrypted reminder can only be correctly decrypted using the non-verifiable personal identifier. Also, a correctly decrypted reminder provides an indication of correctly decrypted data. The non-verifiable personal identifier is not stored in the memory so as to insure security of the system.

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ISR for PCT/EP00/04883 completed Aug. 30, 2000, Sep. 7, 2000, PCT/EPO.
“Protecting Secret Keys with Personal Entropy” by Carl Ellison et al., Future Generation Computer Systems, vol. 16, No . 4, Feb. 2000, pp. 311-318, XP004185843.

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