System and methods for keyed communications channel encryption and decryption
OwnerPhillip H. Gillaspyinventor
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The present disclosure is directed to secure computations and transmission of encrypted data over a network. Two unequal unsigned integer numbers are used as keys, which are kept secret by users. Each key is supplied as the seed to a uniform pseudorandom number generator, and follows an algorithm to encrypt and decrypt a communications channel between two endpoints on the network. The communications channel is a stream of bits representing any data that may be represented or stored by a computer capable of processing binary data. In one illustrative embodiment, a network has multiple endpoints, such as different terminals disposed at different locations (for example, terminals at various branches of a financial institution that are connected to a common network). Using keys that are specific to transactions between specified terminals allows for greater security of the encrypted transmissions.
A computer implemented method for conducting encrypted communications over a computer network, comprising:
A system, comprising:
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