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Security system with Anti-tampering sensors and cybersecurity

A technology of sensors and sensor signals, applied in anti-theft alarms, non-mechanical transmission-operated locks, instruments, etc.

Active Publication Date: 2018-08-03
OPTICALLOCK INC
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[0057] As will be elaborated in further detail below, one aspect relates to safety systems and sensor arrangements. Part of a security system may include a lock having electronic, wireless and mechanical features, sometimes referred to herein as an "eLockBox". A sensor may be a loop of electrical conductors, or a loop of optical waveguides such as fiber optic cables. Such sensors may be physically attached to the eLockBox, or placed remotely from the eLockBox and linked together via wireless connections using various bands of the electromagnetic spectrum. In some embodiments, the sensor coupled to the eLockBox may be an arrangement of electrical conductors covering six sides (sides, sides, sides) of the interior of the container, including the bottom, top, two sides, and end wall. This configuration may be referred to herein as a "shield". In other embodiments, the sensor may be an arrangement of optical waveguides, such as fiber optic cables, that covers six sides of the i...

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The disclosed embodiments include a method for tamper-proof protection of containers used for shipment of goods. The system contains a lock with electronic and mechanical components and a controller.A sensor is connected to a lock so that if forms a closed loop. The sensor can be an optical fiber or a distributed arrangement with an optical or an electrical shield. The electronics in the lock provide real time monitoring of the status of the lock. The lock cannot be opened or reproduced due to the signature of the closed loop which is stored in a remote server. Intrusions detected are relayedto an authorized recipient via a variety of communication channels. The data and control of the entire system is protected with several programs targeted to provide cybersecurity.

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[0001] Incorporation by reference of any priority application [0002] This patent application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 62 / 252,555, filed November 8, 2015. [0003] background technical field [0004] Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to tamper-resistant containers of products to prevent substitution of counterfeit products in the container, to prevent theft and generally unauthorized access, and to prevent counterfeit duplication of the device itself. Background technique [0005] Shipping containers used for ocean and land shipments of goods are particularly vulnerable to intrusion while they are in a holding yard (stop line) such as a freight forwarder. Compromise can occur when containers are illegally unloaded or hijacked from the yard while in transit. An emerging problem, particularly noticed by military shippers, is the breach of a container through its wall rather than through the container door. When a wall-break occurs, ...

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IPC IPC(8): E05B49/02
CPCE05B39/005E05B45/005E05B47/0607E05B67/003E05B83/02E05B2047/0094G08B13/126
Inventor 乔治·桑切斯卡罗尔·E·富勒
Owner OPTICALLOCK INC
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