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US 12,598,063 B2Granted
Clock security for statistical object generation
AssigneeInvisinet Technologies, LLC
InventorJohn W. Hayes
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Abstract
A method includes operating an activation agent to access a clock value and at least one original object. The activation agent communicates said clock value and said at least one original object to an object activation service. The object activation service is operated to generate keying information and expiration criteria for the at least one original object. The keying information includes a clock offset and an async reset value. The object activation service communicates the keying information and the expiration criteria to the activation agent.
Claims11
A method, comprising:
- operating an activation agent to access a clock value and at least one original object;
- communicating said clock value and said at least one original object to an object activation service;
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- operating said object activation service to generate keying information and at least one expiration criterion for said at least one original object, wherein said keying information comprises a clock offset and an async reset value, wherein said object activation service communicates said keying information and said at least one expiration criterion to said activation agent, wherein said clock offset include es a random value, and wherein said async reset value include es a random value.
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A method comprising:
- operating a first statistical object identification (SOI) resolution service to receive a plurality of original objects, keying information (61), an expiration criterion, and policy information from a second statistical object identification (SOI) resolution service, said keying information comprising a clock offset, and an async reset value, wherein said clock offset include es a random value, and wherein said async reset value include es a random value;
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- operating said second SOI resolution service to generate a plurality of statistical objects, wherein each of the plurality of statistical objects correspond s to one of said plurality of original objects, wherein said generating continues until said expiration criterion is satisfied.
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