Anti-fake verification method

Abstract

Provided is an anti-fake verification method, wherein a terminal is discontinuously in a data connection with a remote monitoring center through a network. A verification key for representing an identity of the terminal is stored inside the terminal. In the format of a quick response code, the verification key is updated and changed at real time by the monitoring center; and related information about acquiring the key by the terminal every time is recorded by the monitoring center. When the terminal establishes a network connection again with the monitoring center, the monitoring center verifies whether the quick response code stored in the terminal and acquired at the last time of connecting with the monitoring center fits to that of the record; allowing the verification to pass if the quick response code stored in the terminal and acquired at the last time of connecting with the monitoring center fits to that of the record, i.e., the corresponding terminal is true, then a new quick response code is obtained from the monitoring center to replace the original quick response code. Being a piece of dynamic information, the verification key for representing the identity of the terminal is not installed locally at the terminal. The terminal only takes effect of storing, with the information unable to be simply duplicated and used by counterfeiters; accordingly, a terminal being able to pass the verification of the monitoring center cannot be counterfeited, thereby guaranteeing the uniqueness and the identity confirmability of the terminal.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of anti-counterfeiting, in particular to an anti-counterfeiting checking method. Background technique [0002] With the development of the Internet of Things technology, various anti-counterfeiting technologies based on the Internet of Things have emerged, and related anti-counterfeiting technologies have also been gradually applied to various industries. The usual practice in the prior art is to set a two-dimensional code or RFID tag on the outer packaging of the product, and use relevant mobile devices to read the two-dimensional code information or the content recorded in the RFID tag to trace and supervise the items in the package . [0003] However, in the prior art, the anti-counterfeiting method through the two-dimensional code or the RFID label is relatively passive, and only the relevant information of the article or logistics can be obtained through the two-dimensional code and the RFID label, a...

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[0003] However, in the prior art, the anti-counterfeiting method through the two-dimensional code or the RFID label is relatively passive, and only the relevant information of the article or logistics can be obtained through the two-dimensional code and the RFID label, and the two-dimensional code and the RFID label on the package can be detected. Copying and counterfeiting, when querying a copied QR code or RFID tag, you will also get the result that the product is genuine, so it is impossible to really prevent the circulation of counterfeit products; The verification method is changed to one-time verification, that is, the relevant records of the QR code will be cleared after one verification, and repeated verification cannot be performed, which will easily cause inconvenience to consumers

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