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US 11,909,734 B2Granted
Methods and systems for authenticating identity
AssigneeNational Technology & Engineering Solutions of Sandia, LLC
InventorsSung Nam Choi, David John Zage, Tam Dang Le, Susan L Washburn
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Abstract
Systems and methods are disclosed that provide for secure communications between a user device and an authentication system. The systems and methods create a dynamic identification for the device that is stored in both the device and authentication system.
Claims8
A method, comprising
- creating a device identification associated with a device by processing a user signature with a generated random number;
- registering the device identification on the device and on an authentication system;
- initiating a communication for a transaction by entering a login into the device;
- processing the login, the device identification and transaction information on the device with a hash algorithm to create a dynamic login identification that is transmitted to the authentication system;
- processing the login, the device identification registered on the authentication system and the transaction information on the authentication system to create a confirmation dynamic identification;
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- authenticating the device for each transaction between the device and the authenticating system by comparing a dynamic login identification created for each transaction in both the device and the authenticating system;
- wherein the dynamic login identification is created at the device and authenticating system by combining the device identification with a login and transaction information to create process data that is processed by a hash algorithm;
- wherein the authentication system memory contains the device identification prior to authentication;
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- wherein the device identification is created from processing a user signature and a random number, the same device identification is used to create the dynamic login identification for each transaction.
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