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4 results about "Cryptographic hash function" patented technology

A cryptographic hash function (CHF) is a hash function that is suitable for use in cryptography. It is a mathematical algorithm that maps data of arbitrary size (often called the "message") to a bit string of a fixed size (the "hash value", "hash", or "message digest") and is a one-way function, that is, a function which is practically infeasible to invert. Ideally, the only way to find a message that produces a given hash is to attempt a brute-force search of possible inputs to see if they produce a match, or use a rainbow table of matched hashes. Cryptographic hash functions are a basic tool of modern cryptography.

A product identity verification method fusing two-dimensional code and visual fingerprint

ActiveCN121543616BCryptographic hash functionEngineering
The application discloses a product identity verification method fusing a two-dimensional code and a visual fingerprint, comprising the following steps: obtaining two-dimensional code information of a product to be verified, guiding and collecting a high-definition image of a preset feature anchor area of the product based on an associated digital twin model through AR technology; performing geometric and illumination correction preprocessing on the image, extracting a to-be-verified visual fingerprint vector with local invariance and global depth texture features; combining the vector with the two-dimensional code information and a salt value, generating a to-be-verified composite identity hash value through a cryptographic hash function; comparing the hash value with an original hash value pre-stored on a distributed ledger, if the hash values are inconsistent, calculating the similarity between the to-be-verified visual fingerprint and an original visual fingerprint through a twin neural network, and performing auxiliary verification; the application realizes high-security and convenient product identity authentication by strongly binding an external two-dimensional code and internal physical features of a product, and adopts a cascade verification strategy, and effectively prevents counterfeiting.
Owner:JIANGSU LIANKANG ELECTRONICS

Systems and methods to identify a simulated phishing message

ActiveUS12641117B2User identity/authority verificationCryptographic hash functionEngineering
Systems and methods are described for detecting a simulated phishing message by an email client plug-in. A unique key is received at the email client plug-in. An indication that an email was reported by a user as a suspicious message is received at the email client plug-in. The email is a simulated phishing message having the unique key mapped by cryptographic hashing function into a hash value in a predetermined field in the header of the simulated phishing message. The presence of the predetermined field is detected and the hash value in the predetermined field is compared to a result of applying cryptographic hashing function to the unique key received by the email client plug-in. Responsive to being matched to the result, it is determined that the suspicious message is a simulated phishing message generated by a server.
Owner:KNOWBE4 INC

Oblivious transfer from key encapsulation mechanisms

Embodiments can perform efficient OT (oblivious transfer) protocols to efficiently establish OT correlations that could be used for an MPC protocol. The present embodiments relate to a non-interactive OT (NIOT) protocol using a key encapsulation mechanism (KEM). Two OT protocols are non-interactive OTs, in which a sender generates private, public key pair (pk, sk) that is independent of its input or generated OT correlations. The two OT protocols use a cryptographic hash function and a one-way secure dense key encapsulation mechanism (KEM).
Owner:VISA INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION

Time-coordinated address rotation

PendingCN122460121ACryptographic hash functionNetworked system
Devices, networks, systems, methods, and procedures for rotating media access control (MAC) addresses of devices. A device can negotiate a periodicity for address rotation of a MAC address associated with the device. The device can receive a data frame and generate seed data based on the data frame. The device can also generate the seed data utilizing a shared secret key, a cryptographic hash function, and / or a cryptographically secure pseudo-random number generator. The device can determine timestamp data based on the periodicity or a time of receipt of the data frame. The device can determine a MAC address based on the timestamp data and the seed data utilizing a pseudo-random function. The device can generate the MAC address after each rotation period. Upon waking from a power saving mode, the device can synchronize with a network device to generate a next MAC address.
Owner:CISCO TECHNOLOGY INC