Rampart Communications: Cryptographic Modulation: Zero-Attack-Surface Wireless
summary
Claims a cryptographic modulation that maps any constellation to Gaussian noise in order-n time, preserving bandwidth, duration and transmit power so equalization, MIMO, hopping and PAPR behave unchanged. Implements a unitary transform provably indistinguishable from noise under standard cryptographic assumptions, with patents and a white paper rather than full public disclosure. A live demo alternates encrypted/noisy transmissions so listeners can record symbols; the system is practical and verified to have zero impact on DSP performance.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 0:33Agenda
- 1:45Infosec n Cryptography DSP
- 3:01Refresher/Background
- 4:29Cryptographic Model
- 5:10Cryptography & Information Security
- 5:49Phy layer security, quickly
- 7:29Why Phy? Attack surface reduction.
- 9:58Things that are NOT phy-layer security
- 11:48How to encrypt in
- 15:19Cryptography, pt 2
- 18:09Unitary Braid Division Multiplexing
- 21:45Wireless Coverage Area - Wireless Attack Surface.
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