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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 09, 2024
Filed:
Jan. 15, 2021
Mark Taylor, Falls Church, VA (US);
Mark Taylor, Falls Church, VA (US);
Abstract
Time randomizing information protocol language encryption, provides systems, methods, computer programs and algorithms for encrypting communications. Provided by software in devices or firmware in networking hardware cooperates between at least two systems. Ciphers are randomly timed and replaced after a random period rendering eavesdropper decryption efforts ineffective and/or uneconomic. Ciphers may be based on common seed data sets, or on pointers to an array containing seed data. These seed data values, or pointers to them may be used in communications in shared transient languages. Languages may include number bases from binary on upwards, and characters used in human or machine languages. One implementation may convert human speech to text, then encrypt and transmit it, for decryption and conversion to synthetic speech in secure battlefield communications, or secure identity protected communications as may suit intelligence agencies. Applications, including non-human machine communications may run beneath conventional encryption to enhance security.