Integrity Security Services LLC

Cryptography Research, Inc.

Amit Kapoor

David R Sequino

Pankaj Rohatgi

Michael Alexander Hamburg

Denis Alexandrovich Pochuev

Joel Patrick Wittenauer

Systems, methods, computer-readable media, and devices for accessing onboard operational data in a vehicle. The systems, methods, computer-readable media, and devices may include hardware and/or software for performing operations that include: obtaining user information and vehicle information, obtaining verification information, e.g., from a verification source, verifying that a specific user is associated with the vehicle based on the verification information, communicatively connecting to the vehicle based on the vehicle information; obtaining the onboard data from the vehicle; and providing the onboard data to the user. In embodiments, the user may be the owner of the vehicle, the registrant of the vehicle, or a repair person that is servicing the vehicle and needs access to onboard data besides OBD error codes.

Methods and systems for securely accessing operational data

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for managing digital certificates and other security credentials. A routing and management server is communicatively connected to a certificate user device and to a plurality of certificate generators. The server performs operations that may include: optionally registering the certificate user device; receiving a request for one or more digital certificates from the certificate user device; analyzing the request to determine an appropriate certificate generator, from among the plurality of certificate generators, for producing the one or more digital certificates; optionally translating the request into a format required by the appropriate certificate generator; transmitting the request to the appropriate certificate generator; receiving the one or more digital certificates from the appropriate certificate generator; and providing the one or more digital certificates to the certificate user device.

Systems and methods for centrally managing and routing multiple credentials

A first processing device obtains a first copy of software from a repository, the first copy including first computer instructions and first data for indicating a running state of a device. A validation request is sent, which includes a seed, an algorithm identifier, a number of random numbers to generate, and a nonce. The first processing device generates the number of first random numbers using the seed and an algorithm corresponding to the algorithm identifier, and maps the first random numbers to memory blocks, each of which includes a respective first computer instruction of the first copy or the first data. A first hash is calculated from contents of the mapped memory blocks and the nonce. A second hash, calculated using information included in the validation request and a software copy on a second processing device, is received. An action is automatically performed when the hashes do not match.

Systems and methods for validation of a device

The embodiments described herein describe technologies to address initial establishment of device credentials in an Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure. The embodiments are directed to unifying secure credential establishment regardless of the endpoint type, thus addressing the challenge of a great diversity among IoT devices. This approach is designed to address a challenge of initial trusted enrollment of the IoT endpoints into a secure infrastructure, which allows secure communications between the devices in the IoT environment.

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Amit Kapoor