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US Patent 10129235 Key hierarchy for network slicing

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United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
10129235
Patent Inventor Names
Soo Bum Lee0
Anand Palanigounder0
Date of Patent
November 13, 2018
Patent Application Number
15093537
Date Filed
April 7, 2016
Patent Citations Received
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US Patent 10944557 Secure activation of functionality in a data processing system
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Patent Primary Examiner
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Shawnchoy Rahman
Patent abstract

A method is provided for facilitating service-specific security while avoiding a full authentication and key agreement exchange each time a service is activated on a device. Multiple services on a single device and sharing the same session link (e.g., radio link or radio bearer) and the same physical network may nonetheless obtain distinct service-specific network connectivity root keys from which service-specific security/session keys may be derived. In such case, instead of performing a full authentication and key agreement exchange with an operator or provider (e.g., home subscription server or HSS), the device may authenticate a network slice using a security credential established during a prior authentication with another network slice.

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