Strathspey Crown Holdings, LLC

Strathspey Crown, LLC

Crown Sterling Limited, LLC

Theon Technology LLC

Eos Holdings, LLC

Crown Holdings, LLC

Raytheon Technologies Corporation

Ceyeber Corp.

Robert Edward Grant

Matthew T Case

Todd Mirzai

David Haydn Mordaunt

Kristine Romine

A system and method of securely generating encryption keys that includes a computing device obtaining a seed and applying a first function to the seed to derive a first sequence of digits. A second function is then used to obtain a second sequence of digits from the first sequence of digits at a predetermined start position. The encryption key is derived from the resulting second sequence of digits.

Multiple vector one-time key pad

Elliptical curve cryptography (ECC) utilizes an elliptic curve consistent with the formula px mod q=r, where x is a private key having an irrational number component. The irrational component is employed to provide much greater entropy than would be achieved where x is a prime number.

Use of irrational numbers in elliptic curve cryptography

Systems and methods involving an intraocular implant with input and/or output electronics are described. In some embodiments, the system includes an intraocular lens having at least one optic operably coupled to a haptic, one or more input electronics on the haptic and/or the optic; and one or more output electronics on the haptic and/or the optic for receiving and/or transmitting data.

Intraocular lens having input and output electronics

A method of encrypting and decrypting multiple individual pieces or sets of data in which a computing device randomly selects a group of seeds that it then uses to generate irrational numbers. Sections of the generated irrational numbers can be used as one-time pads or keys to encrypt the corresponding data sets. Intended recipients can then reverse the process using their allowed keys to access data for which they have authorization.

Use of gradient decent function in cryptography

A method of securely encrypting data whereby a computing device can utilize a seed and a pin to generate a mantissa of an irrational number. The computing device can then utilize a portion of the mantissa as a one-time pad to encrypt data. The seed can be transmitted to a recipient via a graphical code to enable secure decryption by a recipient's computing device.

Partial cryptographic key transport using one-time pad encryption

An improved tuning method for fixed interval musical instruments is provided. This Precise Temperament tuning method provide mathematically consistent intervals between notes to prevent dissonance within chords while retaining the esthetics of pure tones associated with Western music.

Methods of providing precise tuning of musical instruments

A system that uses a computing device to encrypt data by obtaining multiple series of random numbers, and then time-correlating these series to form a series of composite elements. By selecting a section of the series of composite elements, the computing device can obtain a key for encrypting data.

Use of random entropy in cryptography

The present invention provides methods of utilizing a cranial implant to improve a mental, physical, physiological, and/or informational condition of a person. The method generally comprises steps of 1) obtaining signals from the cranial implant of the person, 2) processing the obtained signals to produce a visually renderable image, and 3) rendering the image on an intraocular display.

Cranial implant

A system that generates a blockchain for a user wherein each block in the chain contains encrypted information associated with the user. The information in each block is encrypted and decrypted by a key that is generated based on a function, a starting point and a length that is shared with participants that have access to the data in each block. The access can be controlled with granularity by the owner of the information without having cumbersome passkey management.

Securing data in a blockchain with a one-time pad

A method for using a sonic wave to influence material in a target structure requires using a confined plasma antenna to generate an electromagnetic carrier wave, λ. The confined plasma antenna also pulses the carrier wave at a sonic frequency, f, to create a sonic wave. In detail, pulsing the carrier wave results in a sequential plurality of solitons which are separated from each other by a periodicity p, wherein λ«p. For the present invention, f is selected to resonate with a material (e.g. a cellular structure) in a target structure (e.g. a patient).

Electromagnetic radiation techniques for in vivo tissue

A method for securely encrypting and decrypting data in a blockchain, wherein a node member of a network involved in executing a state transition function for the blockchain, uses a key derived from a sequence of digits in an irrational number. The irrational number can derive from a ratio and/or a root, and preferably a square root of a non-perfect square. A key might or might not utilize the entirety of the sequence of digits. For example, the key might utilize every other or every third digit in the sequence. A key might alternatively include some or all of the sequence, with one or more additional characters or digits added to the beginning or end of the sequence, or included elsewhere within the sequence. A key might even utilize non-consecutive members of the sequence of digits, or perhaps a reverse or partially reversed sequence.

Use of irrational number sequences to secure state transition function in blockchain transactions

Systems and methods for securing encrypted data wherein a sending computer encrypts data to be transmitted with an encryption key. The encryption key itself is not sent, but can be derived from a second key and third key. The second key is modified such that an incomplete portion of the second key is sent along with the message to a recipient computer. The third key is sent separately to the recipient computer. The recipient computer obtains the remainder of the second key, reconstructs the complete second key and then uses it with the third key to derive a decryption key to decrypt the message.

Secure encryption of data using partial-key cryptography

A system for securing a data set include a computing device that provides access to portions of a data set to different users, and can encrypt the portions by generating encryption keys for each portion using a single mathematical function. The keys are generated by applying a starting point and length to a solution of the mathematical function. The process to generate the decryption keys are provided to the authorized users so that they can view and manipulate only the data set portions they are authorized to access.

Homomorphic one-time pad encryption

A method for decrypting encrypted data/message whereby a computing device derives the prime numbers that are used to make up a public key by searching the decimals of the inverse of the quasi-prime number that is the public key. The computing devices designates a search range around a jump point of the decimals of the inverse of the public key and searches within the search range for prime numbers by testing them against the quasi-prime. When the prime numbers are found, the computing device then uses them to derive the private key and decrypt the data.

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Robert Edward Grant