Method And Computer Program For Providing Authentication To Control Access To A Computer System
AssigneeAvimir IP Limited
InventorsMichael J. Hill, Thomas R. Ruddy
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a method and computer program for providing authentication to control access to a computer. system including online services accessed via a portal, cloud based systems and browser accessed systems using for example HTML5, and relates particularly, but not exclusively, to authentication systems for mobile computer and telecommunications devices.
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A method of providing authentication to control access to a computer system comprising the steps:
- receiving at least one first input from at least one measuring device formed as part of a mobile computing and/or communication device;
- comparing said first input to a previously measured and recorded input;
- and
- if said first input is equivalent to said previously measured and recorded input, subject to predetermined error factors, access to a first computer system is permitted.
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A computer program product for providing authentication to control access to a computer system, the product comprising a computer readable memory and a computer program comprising:
- first computer code receiving at least one first input from at least one measuring device formed as part of a mobile computing and/or communication device;
- second computer code for comparing said first input o a previously measured and recorded input;
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- third computer code for determining if said first input is equivalent to said previously measured and recorded input, subject to predetermined error factors, permitting access to a first computer system.
A method of providing authentication to control access to a computer system comprising the steps:
- creating an output on computing device, said output comprising displaying, on a display portion of said computing device, a series of dynamic images and/or playing, through an audio output portion of said computing device, a series of sounds, said output further comprising an advertisement:
- at a moment in time during said output making at least one input:
- and
- if said input occurs substantially at a time equivalent to a predetermined time in said output, access to said computer system is permitted.
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A computer program product for providing authentication to control access to a computer system, the product comprising a computer readable memory and a computer program comprising:
- first computer code for creating an output on computing device, said output comprising displaying, on a display portion of said computing device, a series of dynamic images and/or playing, through an audio output portion of said computing device, a series of sounds, said output further comprising an advertisement;
- second computer code for at a moment in time during said output making at least one input;
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- third computer code for determining if said input occurs substantially at a time equivalent to a predetermined time in said output, permitting access to said computer system.
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A method of providing authentication to control access, comprising the steps:
- creating an output on said mobile device, said output comprising displaying, on a display portion of said mobile device, a series of dynamic images and/or playing, through an audio output portion of said mobile device, a series of sounds
- receiving at least one input from at least one measuring device:
- comparing said input to a previously measured and recorded input;
- and
- if said first input is equivalent to said previously measured and recorded input, subject to predetermined error factors, and said input occurs substantially at a time equivalent to a predetermined time in said output, access is permitted.
A computer program for providing authentication to control access, the program comprising:
- first computer code for creating an output on said mobile device, said output comprising displaying, on a display portion of said mobile device, a series of dynamic images and/or playing, through an audio output portion of said mobile device, a series of sounds
- second computer code for receiving at least one input from at least one measuring device;
- third computer code for comparing said input to a previously measured and recorded input;
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- fourth computer code for determining if said first input is equivalent to said previously measured and recorded input, subject to predetermined error factors, and said input occurs substantially at a time equivalent to a predetermined time in said output, permitting access.
An authentication method for entry control comprising the steps of:
- using at least one data capture device to capture first data relating to at least one object located adjacent said device;
- testing said first data against at least one first standard to determine a first match;
- converting said first data into at least one first image and displaying said at least one image on a display device;
- recording second data relating to a user interaction with said image;
- testing said second data against at least one second standard to determine a second match;
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- allowing or denying access on the basis of said first and second matches
A computer program to provide entry control comprising:
- first computer code for using at least one data capture device to capture first data relating to at least one object located adjacent said device;
- second computer code for testing said first data against at least one first standard to determine a first match;
- third computer code for converting said first data into at least one first image and displaying said at least one image on a display device:
- fourth computer code for recording second data relating to a user interaction with said image;
- fifth computer code for testing said second data against at least one second standard to determine a second match;
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- sixth computer code for allowing or denying access on the basis of said first and second matches.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.