Granted U.S. Patent

US 10,645,070 B2

Patent Title

Securitization of Temporal Digital Communications Via Authentication and Validation for Wireless User and Access Devices

Status

Granted

Patent Type

U.S. Utility Patent

Grant Date

May 5, 2020

Inventor

Daniel Maurice Lerner

Assignee

IronClad Encryption

Priority Date

June 12, 2017

Abstract

An access control system and associated devices are described that conceal and securitize data transmissions between one or more secure databases for various user devices to ensure proper entrance or access into secure locations by approved personnel only. Specific methods and devices for securing (primarily digital and normally two-way) communications using applications that combine securing communications for wireless/cellular phones with personnel access card readers for entry into secure locations are also described. These combined communication and access devices require using specific encryption techniques that cannot be corrupted and are essential to denying fraudulent or otherwise unauthorized personnel the ability to enter or access security protected devices or locations.

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US 10,645,070 B2

The same engine, for phones and badge readers

A fingerprint mints a QR code that lives for seconds, then dies
PHONE READER validate fingerprint master key dynamic QR time location usage expires in seconds authenticate validate access rules approved a cloner copies it too late... ...and codes auto-resync after a bad attempt
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It is the same self-syncing dice machine, but for your phone and the badge reader at the office. Instead of a badge that forever shouts one fixed ID number (which anyone with a scanner could copy), your phone checks your fingerprint and mints a one-time QR code that means "this user, right now, at this place," good for only a few seconds. The reader scans it, both sides confirm against their synchronized databases, and then that code is dead.

  • Wireless variant of US 10,601,805, built for cellular and RFID
  • Fingerprint validated at install and again at every access
  • Expiring QR code carrying the key plus time, location and usage
  • Codes auto-resynchronize after a failed attempt
Fields of Use

Technology areas where this patented method may apply.

  • Authentication for wireless and cellular devices
  • Secure onboarding of IoT and connected devices
  • Wi-Fi and mobile network access validation
  • Device-and-time-aware authorization
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