Multi factor authorisations utilising a closed loop information management system
OwnerAdrian M. Tathaminventor
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Methods and Apparatus are disclosed for a multi-factor authentication service which permits customers and account holders to provide secure instructions to entities via their Internet enabled mobile telephone handsets. In preferred embodiments, requests to authorise account holder not present transactions are received from a merchant's terminal (90) and are routed through the bank's proprietary network (95) and the bank's information system (40) through to the Internet (50) and eventually the information management system (20) of the service operator. When the operator receives the request to contact the addressee and obtain instructions it sends out to the addressee an alert message inviting the addressee to log into the information manage system (20) so that the request can be provided and instructions obtained which are eventually routed back to the bank's information system (40) where the instructions are processed. The present invention provides multi-factor authentication. In preferred embodiments the authentication is based on the provision of information tokens, user ID and passwords, post instruction interrogation for pre-registered information, and encryption of information provided during the secure mobile internet sessions in which the request to provide instructions and the provision of instructions occur.
A secure information management system for accessing sensitive information and conducting transactions comprising a data store and information systems manager connected to the Internet and a telecommunications network via an Internet server and telecommunications gateway, the information management system being adapted to:
A method for receiving addressee's secure instructions, the method comprising:
A method for receiving an addressee's secure instructions, the methods comprising:
A method for receiving addressee's secure instructions, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.