Granted U.S. Patent

US 10,536,445 B1

Patent Title

Discrete Blockchain and Blockchain Communications

Status

Granted

Patent Type

U.S. Utility Patent

Grant Date

January 14, 2020

Inventor

Daniel Maurice Lerner

Assignee

IronClad Encryption

Priority Date

June 12, 2017

Abstract

The full abstract, detailed description, and claims for this granted patent are available on its official Google Patents record.

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US 10,536,445 B1

A privacy skin around blockchain traffic

Both ends flip to the same record and derive the same key, unsent
USER (U) ACCESS (A) both flip to the same record derives key same key key from record + time + random encrypted blockchain ledger the key never crosses the wire · levels can be stacked
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A blockchain is a public bulletin board everyone can see, so even an "encrypted" post is a locked box sitting there for hackers to chip away at. This patent gives the sender and receiver two identical magic notebooks that flip to the same new page in sync. For every message both people independently look at the same page and derive the same secret combination, so the combination never has to be mailed and never travels where it can be stolen. It also changes every single message, so cracking one tells an attacker nothing about the next.

  • Paired user and access devices holding matching records
  • DASA master plus partial databases kept in sync
  • Five-level encryption cascade, layerable on each other
  • Level 5 keys built from record + timestamp + random, never sent
Fields of Use

Technology areas where this patented method may apply.

  • Permissioned and isolated blockchain networks
  • Supply-chain provenance and traceability
  • Private distributed-ledger communications
  • Tamper-evident record keeping
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