Building Blocks --> Strobe
Protocol
The STROBE
Transaction is used to securely provide a
real-time/event-driven style of game in a networked
environment. STROBE “secures time” by dividing it into a
sequence of events, much like a strobe light or film
camera partitions time.
For
SecurePlay, each of these events is a
Simultaneous
Transaction. The transaction does add some delay in
moving from instant to instant, but there are a number
of well-known attacks that “spoof” network time to gain
an advantage.
This transaction is only included in the Professional
version of SecurePlay.
This
technique is based on cryptographic algorithms
integrated in a new way as described in
our international patents.
The mathematics and details of this protocol are
described in our Technology Section --> Cryptography
(view the Cryptography for
Secure Game Elements of Chance).
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Copyright 1998 -
2008. SECUREPLAY™, IT
GLOBALSECURE™, PLAYNOEVIL™ and IT ARMOR™ are registered trademarks.
SECUREPLAY™ technology protects against network cheating, and is
available via license from IT Globalsecure at
www.secureplay.com
using patented technology from QUIXOTIC SOLUTIONS, an IT
GLOBALSECURE™ affiliated company. Software protected by software
license, including Simple Open Source and Commercial licenses,
and one or more the following U.S. and International patent
numbers: U.S. Patent 6,030,288, U.S. Patent 6,165,072, European
Patent Office EP1016049A1,and World Intellectual Property
Organization WO9912135C1 and additional filings worldwide.
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Quixotic Solutions,
and Urban Revivals LLC
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Entertainment Inc.
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Secures
your games, even if your source code is
compromised. Available as C++, Java middleware
(.exe code) libraries
