IP Library Granted Patent US 9,425,954
Granted Patent B1
US 9,425,954 · App. 14/987,248 · Granted Aug 23, 2016

Device and method for resonant cryptography

Inventor: Kevin Chalker (New York, NY)
Assignee: GLOBAL RISK ADVISORS
H04L9/0668H04L9/0816H04L9/0869H04L9/0872
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Patent No.
US 9,425,954
App. No.
14/987,248
Granted
Aug 23, 2016
Kind
B1
Abstract

A system for secure communications using resonate cryptography includes a resonator that has a random number generator (RNG). The RNG can be at least one of a true random number generator, pseudo-random number generator, and any non-repeating sequence of numbers having a characteristic of a random number stream, and generating a first stream of random numbers. A transmitter, electrically coupled to the random number generator, is also included to transmit the generated first stream of random numbers.

Claims (38)

1. A method to encrypt and decrypt data using resonate cryptography, comprising the steps of:

generating a first stream of random numbers using a resonator;

transmitting the first stream of numbers using a transmitter as a geo-fence stream;

receiving, at a first communicator, the geo-fence stream;

storing, in a non-transitory memory of the first communicator, at least a portion of the geo-fence stream;

converting, using a processor of the first communicator, the portion of the geo-fence stream into a cryptographic key using an algorithm;

defining a geo-fenced area, with the resonator transmitter, based on the signal range of the transmitter in transmitting the geo-fence stream;

permitting access to data inside the geo-fenced area, to the first communicator, comprising the step of creating the cryptographic key from the geo-fence stream to decrypt the data in the geo-fenced area; and

denying access to data inside the geo-fenced area, to the first communicator, comprising the step of not receiving the geo-fence stream at the first communicator.

2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising the steps of:

receiving, at the resonator, a second stream of numbers;

combining, using a processor at the resonator, the first stream with the second stream to form a combined stream; and

transmitting the combined stream as the geo-fence stream with the transmitter.

3. The method of claim 1 , further comprising the steps of:

receiving, at a first communicator, a second stream of numbers generated by a second resonator; and

storing, in a non-transitory memory of the first communicator, at least a portion of the second stream;

wherein the converting step uses the portion of the first and the second streams as the geo-fence stream.

4. A system for secure communications using resonate cryptography, comprising:

a resonator, comprising:

a random number generator comprising at least one of a true random number generator, pseudo-random number generator, and any non-repeating sequence of numbers having a characteristic of a random number stream, and generating a first stream of random numbers; and

a transmitter, electrically coupled to the random number generator, transmitting the generated first stream of random numbers as a geo-fence stream; and

a first communicator comprising:

a first communicator receiver receiving the geo-fence stream;

a first communicator crypto engine, electronically linked to the first communication receiver, and comprising:

a non-transitory memory storing at least a portion of the geo-fence stream; and

a first communicator processor electronically linked to the memory to read at least a portion of the geo-fence stream and to convert the portion of the geo-fence stream into a cryptographic key,

wherein the transmitter is a short range transmitter and a transmitter signal range defines a geo-fence area;

wherein when the first communicator receiver receives the geo-fence stream of numbers inside the geo-fence area the first communicator crypto engine can create the cryptographic key; and

wherein when the first communicator receiver is outside the geo-fence area the first communicator crypto engine cannot create the cryptographic key when the first communicator cannot receive the geo-fence stream.

5. The system of claim 4 , wherein the resonator further comprises:

a receiver receiving a second stream of random numbers; and

a processor integrating the second stream of random numbers into the first stream of random numbers for form the geo-fence stream;

wherein the transmitter transmits the geo-fence stream.

6. The system of claim 5 , wherein the second stream of numbers is received from a second resonator.

7. The system of claim 4 ,

wherein the first communicator receiver receives a second stream of numbers from a second resonator;

wherein the non-transitory memory stores at least a portion of the second stream; and

wherein first communicator processor reads at least a portion of the second stream and uses both portions of the first and the second streams as the geo-fence stream.

Assignments (2)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jan 14, 2022
From: GLOBAL RISK ADVISORS
To: QRYPT INC.
Reel/Frame 058666/0138 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jan 4, 2016
From: CHALKER, KEVIN
To: GLOBAL RISK ADVISORS
Reel/Frame 037402/0638 →
Continuity (1)
Provisional Application 62218850 · Sep 15, 2015