SECURE REMOTE CONTROLS PACKAGE FOR SEMI-AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS

Abstract: a secure system for sending and receiving remote signals that control semiautonomous critical systems and infrastructure. the secure system includes a plurality of independent operator stations to provide command signals to the remote critical systems and infrastructure by means of wired and/or wireless communications. decoupling of the secure system from raw signals is performed by a data broker that serves to check for time-dependent and signal-dependent corroboration between the raw signals and then provide limited-scope instructions to the secure system controller. further security is afforded to the secure system through encryption of the incoming command signals, convoluting the encrypted command signals within data structures, and padding with erroneous information with the implementation of a synthesized command signal that renders successfully decrypted and deconvoluted command signals neither readable by humans or machines. the final method of data security is appropriated through the synthesis of transmitter/receiver unique “languages” that serve to translate decrypted and unconvoluted signals into their final human/machine readable instructions.

Inventor(s): Daniel Watson, Pavel Tsvetkov

CPC Classification: G06F21/602 ({Providing cryptographic facilities or services})

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