Method for controlling access to an in-vehicle wireless network
AssigneeYazaki Corporation
InventorsSivashankar Yoganathan, Anand Ganesan Kaygee, Michael David Dipperstein, Roy Lujan Soto
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AssigneeYazaki Corporation
InventorsSivashankar Yoganathan, Anand Ganesan Kaygee, Michael David Dipperstein, Roy Lujan Soto
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Disclosed is a technique for managing access by a portable device to an in-vehicle router system (IVRS). The IVRS determines network access privilege of the portable device located within the vehicle. The portable device determines whether it is connected to a wireless access point (AP) of the IVRS or a rogue network. The portable device transmits a first token to the wireless AP, via a first communication link implementing a first protocol stack, to prompt the wireless AP to reply with a second token. The portable device receives the second token via a second communication link implementing a second protocol stack different than the first protocol stack between the portable device and the IVRS. The portable device determines whether the second token matches the first token. If the second token is determined to match the first token, the portable device authenticates the wireless AP.
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