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A wireless network key is used to secure a wireless network with a specified password. These passwords are required to gain access to the Internet connection and files on the network. Network keys are commonly encrypted with Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) or Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) types of security.

Method for transmitting digital data in a local network

An aim to reach may be on one hand, to allow the reading of a content stored by a digital video recorder from a decoder of the local network regardless of the time elapsed between storage and reading, and on the other hand to prevent the transfer or improper copying of the content stored from one network to another. An aim may be achieved by a method of an embodiment, for transmitting digital data in a local network including members constituted by at least one first multimedia unit having a content storage device and at least one second multimedia unit intended to restore the content. The first multimedia unit may be connected, on one hand, to a broadcasting server of encrypted digital audio/video data and on the other hand to the second multimedia unit, each member possessing a security module including a network key. The first multimedia unit receives and decrypts the encrypted data forming a content broadcasted by the broadcasting server and re-encrypts the content previously decrypted. The method of an embodiment may include steps wherein the content is re-encrypted with a random key and transmitted to the second multimedia unit accompanied by an authorization block including the random key encrypted with the network key, the second multimedia unit decrypts the authorization block, and extracts the random key to be used for decrypting the content.
Owner:NAGRAVISION SA

Specially adapted serving networks to automatically provide personalized rapid healthcare support by integrating biometric identification securely and without risk of unauthorized disclosure; methods, apparatuses, systems, and tangible media therefor

ActiveUS10984128B1Improve privacyReconcile and reduce and resolve mismatchMedical data miningWeb data indexingCyber operationsBiometric data
These solutions concern transforming a communication network into a scalable network to also automate personalized rapid healthcare support. They integrate biometric identification capabilities into a network entity of, or a resource communicably connectible with, a serving network by using computers to mediate biometric identification and location data. Network operators will provide always on enhanced emergency connectivity for mobility and roaming for user equipment to leverage biometric identification for rapid healthcare support and to produce a unified result set, without risk of undue disclosure of raw biometric data or of selected portions of health profile information. These techniques also support personalized, urgency-supported, healthcare to optimize biometrically-link identifiers / network keys (PUSH TO BLINK), even over a visited operator's IP services. Some facilitate backwardly compatibility across 2G, 3G, 4G, and other networks, whether a mission critical communication, even one with intermodal content via backhaul, is sent via a network that is wireless in any part, or not.
Owner:HOFFER STEVEN MILES
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