Integrity protection for a packet data unit
AssigneeLenovo (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.
InventorsPrateek Basu Mallick, Andreas Kunz, Joachim Loehr
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Abstract
Apparatuses, methods, and systems are disclosed for integrity protection for a packet data unit. One method includes determining a first portion of a packet data unit, wherein the packet data unit includes the first portion and a second portion. The method includes applying an integrity protection function to the first portion of the packet data unit to result in an integrity protection indicator without applying the integrity protection function to the second portion of the packet data unit. The method includes transmitting the packet data unit with the integrity protection indicator.
Claims20
A method comprising:
- determining a first portion of a packet data unit, wherein the packet data unit comprises the first portion and a second portion;
- applying an integrity protection function to the first portion of the packet data unit to result in an integrity protection indicator without applying the integrity protection function to the second portion of the packet data unit;
- and
- transmitting the packet data unit with the integrity protection indicator.
An apparatus comprising:
- a processor that:
- determines a first portion of a packet data unit, wherein the packet data unit comprises the first portion and a second portion;
- and
- applies an integrity protection function to the first portion of the packet data unit to result in an integrity protection indicator without applying the integrity protection function to the second portion of the packet data unit;
- and
- a transmitter that transmits the packet data unit with the integrity protection indicator.
A method comprising:
- receiving a packet data unit with an integrity protection indicator, wherein an integrity protection function is applied to a first portion of the packet data unit to result in the integrity protection indicator without applying the integrity protection function to a second portion of the packet data unit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.