Authenticating a tamper-resistant module in a base station router

H.G.P. Bosch; M. Kraml; Sape J. Mullender; P. Polakos; L.G. Samuel

Authenticating a tamper-resistant module in a base station router

H.G.P. Bosch (Inventor)
, M. Kraml (Inventor)
, Sape J. Mullender (Inventor)
, P. Polakos (Inventor)
, L.G. Samuel (Inventor)

Research output: Patent

Abstract

The present invention provides a method involving a tamper-resistant module and an authentication server. The method includes receiving, at the tamper-resistant module, information encrypted using a first secret key stored in the authentication server. The method also includes authenticating the authentication server in response to decrypting the information using a second secret key stored in the tamper-resistant module.

Original language	Undefined
Patent number	US20070271458
Priority date	22/11/07
Publication status	Submitted - 22 Nov 2007

Keywords

EWI-11993
METIS-247063

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