公开(公告)号：US20190163895A1

公开(公告)日：2019-05-30

申请号：US16149021

申请日：2018-10-01

Applicant: Apple Inc.

Inventor： David C. ANDRUS ,  Philip F. KEARNEY ,  Christopher B. ZIMMERMANN ,  Jeremy C. FRANKLIN ,  Nathaniel S. SHARPE

IPC: G06F21/36 ,  H04L9/08 ,  H04L29/06 ,  H04W12/04

Abstract: Methods, systems and devices for generating an authentication key are provided. Two or more communications devices can generate an authentication key by monitoring a physical stimulus that is experienced by both devices (e.g., a common physical stimulus). Each device can then use an identical, predetermined algorithm to generate a common authentication key based on the stimulus. The devices can use the common authentication key to establish a secure network.

公开(公告)号：US20220386113A1

公开(公告)日：2022-12-01

申请号：US17806465

申请日：2022-06-10

Applicant: Apple Inc.

Inventor： David C. ANDRUS ,  Philip F. KEARNEY ,  Christopher B. ZIMMERMANN ,  Jeremy C. FRANKLIN ,  Nathaniel S. SHARPE

IPC: H04W12/037 ,  H04W76/14 ,  G06F3/01 ,  H04L9/08

Abstract: Methods, systems and devices for generating an authentication key are provided. Two or more communications devices can generate an authentication key by monitoring a physical stimulus that is experienced by both devices (e.g., a common physical stimulus). Each device can then use an identical, predetermined algorithm to generate a common authentication key based on the stimulus. The devices can use the common authentication key to establish a secure network.

公开(公告)号：US20170337367A1

公开(公告)日：2017-11-23

申请号：US15585088

申请日：2017-05-02

Applicant: Apple Inc.

Inventor： David C. ANDRUS ,  Philip F. KEARNEY ,  Christopher B. ZIMMERMANN ,  Jeremy C. FRANKLIN ,  Nathaniel S. SHARPE

IPC: G06F21/36 ,  H04W12/04 ,  H04L29/06 ,  H04L9/08 ,  H04W84/18 ,  H04L9/32

CPC classification number: G06F21/36 ,  H04L9/0838 ,  H04L9/0844 ,  H04L9/0861 ,  H04L9/3297 ,  H04L63/08 ,  H04L2209/805 ,  H04L2463/061 ,  H04W12/04 ,  H04W84/18

Abstract: Methods, systems and devices for generating an authentication key are provided. Two or more communications devices can generate an authentication key by monitoring a physical stimulus that is experienced by both devices (e.g., a common physical stimulus). Each device can then use an identical, predetermined algorithm to generate a common authentication key based on the stimulus. The devices can use the common authentication key to establish a secure network.