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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 02, 2020
Filed:
Nov. 01, 2017
Infosec Global Inc., Toronto, CA;
Vladimir Soukharev, Toronto, CA;
InfoSec Global Inc., Toronto, CA;
Abstract
Elliptic curve cryptographic schemes performed between a pair of cryptographic correspondent computing devices. In an aspect, a first entity generates a first basis point in a first selected basis being, either a first basis (A) or a second basis (B), and performs a first key generation in the selected basis. A second entity receives the public key and determines the product of a predetermined scalar in a second selected basis being either the first basis (A) or the second basis (B) and one of the first auxiliary points. If the product is an identity point, performs second key generation in the second selected basis, otherwise performing second key generation in either of the first basis (A) or the second basis (B). A common key is generated using the private keys and public keys. In another aspect, a scheme is performed symmetrically between two entities to generate a common key.