University of South Florida

Cagri Cetin

Dmitry B Goldgof

Jarred Adam Ligatti

Jay Ligatti

Jean-Baptiste Subils

Shamaria Engram

A system for generating symmetric cryptographic keys for communications between hosts. Hosts use associated devices to generate secret keys. Each key is generated based on a static seed and a dynamic seed. The dynamic seed is created from sensor data or auxiliary data. The secret key allows host machines to encrypt, or decrypt, plaintext messages sent to, or received from, other host machines.

Systems and methods for generating symmetric cryptographic keys

A system and method of authentication using an authenticator computing device and at least two registered user devices is described. In operation, the authenticator computing device receives a request to access a resource from one of a plurality of user devices registered to a user. The authenticator computing device generates an authentication challenge in response to the request and the authentication challenge is then transmitted to a subset of the plurality of user devices. One or more of the user devices then subsequently generates and transmits a response to the authentication challenge to the authenticator computing device. The authenticator computing device then determines whether the responses received from the one or more user devices in the subset constitutes a valid response and then grants one or more of the user devices access to the resource if the responses received from the user devices constitutes a valid response to the authentication challenge.

System and methods for authentication using multiple devices

A system and method of anonymous authentication is described. In operation, the authenticator receives a request to access a resource from one of the user devices of an associated set of user devices, wherein each of the user devices is registered to at least one user requesting access to the resource registered to at least two users. The authenticator generates and transmits an authentication challenge in response to the request to a subset of the user devices. A user device subsequently generates and transmits a response to the authentication challenge to the authenticator. The authenticator determines whether the responses received from the one or more user devices constitutes a valid response and grants any one or more of the user devices of the associated set of user devices access to the resource if the responses received from the user devices constitutes a valid response to the authentication challenge.

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