An access control system that protects signals between one or more secure databases for various user devices to ensure proper entrance or access into secure locations by approved personnel only that utilize one or more securitized container devices. These container devices may be software containers and either real or virtual devices. 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 impossible to corrupt and essential to denying fraudulent or otherwise unauthorized personnel the ability to enter or access security protected devices or locations. These securitized container devices utilize both a control and trust plane for ensuring that communication signals transmitted from and data residing within these containers are not corruptible.
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Picture a nightclub where your hand stamp glows for only 30 seconds and keeps changing pattern, and the bouncer's scanner and your stamp secretly agree on the pattern without ever saying it out loud. To even get a stamp you press your thumb to your phone first. And instead of one secret handshake there are tens of thousands of parallel handshakes, so if a pickpocket clones one the rest still hold. The bouncer checks a shared guest list mirrored at every door, then opens only inside the right time window.
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