Method for randomized data hybridized handshake wrapped around AES, or similar symmetric encryption allowing mutual secure exchange and generation of symmetric session keys, wherein sender, receiver and any command instructions are mutually and simultaneously authenticated, while only sending 100% randomized data, with the exception of a hashed or encrypted user ID

Abstract

The Randomized Data Handshake (RDH) encryption system method is presented herein. Embodiment herein provides methods and means to provide secure encryption tools designed for AES encryption or similar symmetric encryption, with the goal of reducing or removing existing vulnerabilities which includes technologies such radio and induction transmitting, and quantum computer resiliency. The embodiment herein differs from all other encryption hybridized handshake methods in that typical handshakes encrypt the username and password and transmit both for authorization after receiving a public key. This software invention differs in that two pre-exchanged authentication keys allow mutual authentication using only randomly generated challenge codes and modified check sum data packets, allowing mutual authentication of sender, receiver, command instructions, database query commands and/or hexadecimal form plain text are transmitted via 100% randomized data, without directly transmitting passwords, passcodes or other authentication data, with exception of an encrypted user ID for account and key lookup.

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