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Method, apparatus, and computer-readable medium for format preserving encryption of a numerical value

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Assignee: INFORMATICA LLCPriority: Aug 16, 2019Filed: Jan 10, 2022Published: Apr 28, 2022
Est. expiryAug 16, 2039(~13.1 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
H04L 9/0631G09C 1/00
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A system, method and computer-readable medium format-preserving encryption of a numerical value, including storing a binary numerical value, the binary numerical value comprising a plurality of binary bits, dividing the plurality of binary bits into a plurality of bit groups and storing the plurality of bit groups in a plurality of bytes, encrypting each byte in the plurality of bytes using a radix value corresponding to a quantity of binary bits in a bit group corresponding to that byte to generate a plurality of ciphertext bytes, and combining a quantity of least-significant bits from each ciphertext byte in the plurality of ciphertext bytes to generate a binary ciphertext value, the quantity of least-significant bits combined from each ciphertext byte corresponding to the radix value used to generate that ciphertext byte.

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         1 . A method executed by one or more computing devices for format-preserving encryption of a numerical value, the method comprising:
 storing a binary numerical value, the binary numerical value comprising a plurality of binary bits;   dividing the plurality of binary bits into a plurality of bit groups and storing the plurality of bit groups in a plurality of bytes;   encrypting each byte in the plurality of bytes using a radix value corresponding to a quantity of binary bits in a bit group corresponding to that byte to generate a plurality of ciphertext bytes; and   combining a quantity of least-significant bits from each ciphertext byte in the plurality of ciphertext bytes to generate a binary ciphertext value, wherein the quantity of least-significant bits combined from each ciphertext byte corresponds to the radix value used to generate that ciphertext byte.

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