October 3, 2003 Phoenix Absolute Security SystemHacker-proof Protection of Remote Devices & Vehicles
The Technology The Phoenix Absolute Security System is a technology consisting of intelligent hardware keys and host CPU software. Designed in 1998 as an integral component of the Phoenix Interceptor UAV (unmanned air vehicle) system of systems, the technology provides for hacker-proof command and control of any critical remote or robotic device. How It Works While the host software is operates on a standard X86 compatible CPU, the remote hardware key may be utilized in a number of ways.
In any of the applications, data may be transmitted and received across wired or wireless links. As wireless becomes more widely used, absolute encryption will become essential. Host system software performs two major functions: maintenance utilities, and key interrogation. Maintenance utilities allow controllers to program security keys, set performance benchmarks, set security levels, encrypt host master keys, and perform system tests. During key interrogations, host system software decrypts incoming data and identifies the source of data when several remote stations are utilized. The host software also handles data collision automatically. Author: Ken Rieli |
For More Information Contact:
Pam Rieli
Phoenix Navigation & Guidance Inc.
E10074 County Road H58 - Munising, Michigan USA
Email: consulting@phoenixnavigation.com
Web site: http://phoenixnavigation.com
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