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CONFIGURATION SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SECURE OPERATION OF NETWORKED TRANSDUCERS

  • U.S. Provisional Patent Application No.:   62/644,195 ,   Filed:  March 16, 2018 

  

  • PCT Patent Application No.  PCT/US2019/022184 ,  Filed:  March 15,  2019


  • U.S Patent Application No:  16/980,987, Filed: September 15, 2020


  • European Patent Application No.: 19 713 978.5, Filed: October 2, 2020


  • Canada Patent Application No. 3,090,703, Filed August 8, 2020

DEVICE DEFAULT WIFI CREDENTIALS FOR SIMPLIFIED AND SECURE CONFIGURATION OF NETWORKED TRANSDUCERS

  • U.S. Provisional Patent Application No.:    62/653,785  ,   Filed:  April 6, 2018 

  

  • U.S. Patent Application No.   16/376,998,  Filed:  April 5,  2019


ECDHE KEY EXCHANGE FOR SERVER AUTHENTICATION AND A KEY SERVER

  • U.S. Provisional Patent Application No.:     62/687,411 ,   Filed:  June 20, 2018 

  

  • PCT Patent Application No.   PCT/US19/37911 ,  Filed:  June 19,  2019


  • U.S. Patent Application No.: 17/253,111, Filed December 16, 2020


A summary is provided here.

ECDHE KEY EXCHANGE FOR MUTUAL AUTHENTICATION USING A KEY SERVER

  • U.S. Provisional Patent Application No.:      62/691,255 ,   Filed:  June 28, 2018 

  

  • PCT Patent Application No.    PCT/US19/39380 ,  Filed:  June 27,  2019


  • U.S. Patent Application No.:  17/254,849, Filed December 21, 2020


A summary is provided here.

MUTUALLY AUTHENTICATED ECDHE KEY EXCHANGE FOR A DEVICE AND A NETWORK USING MULTIPLE PKI KEY PAIRS

  • U.S. Provisional Patent Application No.:      62/769,671  ,   Filed:  November 20, 2018

 

  • U.S. Patent No.:   11,228,448, Issued January 18, 2022


  • U.S. Patent Application No.:  17/570,201, Filed January 6, 2022


A summary is provided here.

STORAGE MEMORY UNIT WITH A SHARED NONVOLATILE MEMORY INTERFACE FOR A RADIO

  • U.S. Provisional Patent Application No.:       62/732,930 ,   Filed:  September 18, 2018


  •  PCT Patent Application No.    PCT/US19/51481 ,  Filed:  Sept. 18,  2019


  • U.S. Patent Application No.:  17/276,818 , Filed: March 16, 2021



 Radio modules and modems for communications devices have standardized on the AT command set for the past ~40 years. The AT command set and related APIs require a processor and a radio module to be awake and communicate via a data bus, which requires both the processor and the radio module to be in active states and consequently consume power. This patent application of ~125 pages and ~20 figures provides a shared nonvolatile memory interface to allow completely independent sleep states for a processor and a radio module. This architecture supports a common industry goal for IoT applications to support a 5-10 year battery life .


SECURE FIRMWARE TRANSFER FROM A SERVER TO A PRIMARY PLATFORM

  • U.S. Provisional Patent Application No.:       62/767, 585  Filed:  November 15, 2018 


  • U.S. Patent Application No: 16/683,242    Filed: Nov. 13, 2019


The "Smart Secure Platform" depends on the secure delivery of firmware from a server to the Primary Platform.  The associated Global Platform  standard for Open Firmware Loader depends on ECC certificates remaining secure for significantly longer than the coming decade.  Quantum computers can feasibly break existing cryptography within  several years, creating significant security risks for the SSP.  This patent application solves the problem of authenticated and secure firmware transfer to a primary platform without requiring traditional X.509 certificates.  Thus, security is provided  against quantum computers, while leveraging existing ECC algorithms.

SECURE IDS CERTIFICATE VERIFICATION FOR A PRIMARY PLATFORM

  • U..S. Provisional Patent Application No.:       62/779,791   Filed:  December 14, 2018 


  • PCT Patent Application No.  PCT/US19/66257 , Filed: Dec. 13, 2019


  • U.S. Patent Application No.:  17/413,681 Filed: June 14, 2021


This patent application solves the significant problem for a “Smart Secure Platform” (SSP) to securely determine certificate revocation for firmware download.  Global Platform's standard for the Open Firmware Loader v 1.3 was silent regarding determining certificate revocation.  Current certificate chain validity checks are not straightforward for a SSP because a tamper resistant element (TRE) is relatively isolated and normally cannot independently and securely keep track of date/time.  But, current date/time is required to properly verify certificates and keep the system secured.


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