Aman Verma

Title: Aman Verma and His Patent on Wireless Identity Protection.

Introduction

Aman Verma is an inventor based in New Delhi, India. His patent work addresses the protection of user identity during authentication in wireless networks. He is associated with the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi and has 1 patent listed in the information provided.

Latest Patents

Verma’s patent, “Method and System to Protect Clear Text Transmission of User Identity in Wireless Networks,” describes a process for protecting user identity during network authentication. It involves a user device sending a registration request to its home network and the server network receiving a subscription concealed identifier (SUCI). The home network derives the subscription permanent identifier (SUPI) and a privacy key, then generates and maps a virtual SUPI corresponding to the original SUPI. It also creates and sends an authentication vector to the server network, with the response containing the virtual SUPI. The server network then generates a globally unique temporary identifier (GUTI).

Career Highlights

Verma’s listed affiliation is the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. His patent focuses on identity privacy in wireless-network authentication, including the use of concealed and virtual identifiers.

Collaborations

The provided information names Brejesh Lall and Dhiman Saha as Verma’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Aman Verma’s listed invention presents an approach to reducing exposure of permanent user identities during wireless-network authentication through concealed and virtual identifiers.