Analog Devices,inc.

Charles J Timko

John Ross Wallrabenstein

John J Walsh

A network authentication system with dynamic key generation that facilitates the establishment of both endpoint identity, as well as a secure communication channel using a dynamically-generated key between two end devices (potentially on separate local area networks). An interactive or non-interactive authentication protocol is used to establish the identity of the target end device, and dynamic key generation is used to establish a shared symmetric session key for creating an encrypted communication channel between the end devices.

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West Lafayette, IN, United States of America

Charles J Timko