Utilizing network routing to communicate covert message
AssigneeCode-X, Inc.
InventorRobert W. Twitchell, Jr.
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AssigneeCode-X, Inc.
InventorRobert W. Twitchell, Jr.
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A method of transmitting a covert message over a network from an origin device to a destination device includes using selection a plurality of network paths, network channels, and network tunnels to signal to the destination device symbols. Sequences of the symbols are interpreted by the destination device as values in an n-based number system. The values are decoded by the destination device to obtain the covert message. Some preferred implementations use a binary number system and some use a hexadecimal number system. Some utilize network path selection and incorporate network watermarks, by which the network path that was selected for each received packet is determined. Network paths preferably are differentiated from one another by redirects that are storage servers in an overlay network. Network communications can be opened between the origin device and destination device for continuously communicating packets without signaling symbols when no covert message is being transmitted.
A method of transmitting, over a plurality of different network channels, an encoded message from a first networked electronic device to a second networked electronic device, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of transmitting a covert message over a network from an origin device to a destination device, comprising using selection by the origin device of a plurality of network paths, network channels, and network tunnels to signal to the destination device symbols, wherein sequences of the signaled symbols are interpreted by the destination device as values, and wherein the interpreted values represent an encoded message that is then decoded by the destination device to obtain the covert message.
A method for network communications of a covert message from a first networked electronic device to a second networked electronic device, comprising:
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