Cryptographic security functions based on anticipated changes in dynamic minutiae

A system comprising:

• a non-transitory memory storing information associated with a plurality of identities, wherein the information stored for each identity includes a plurality of identity validation objects comprising an attribute type, an attribute value associated with the attribute type, and information related to anticipated changes that modify the attribute value, wherein the plurality of identity validation objects includes objects representing at least two different non-static characteristics associated with the identity selected from the group of non-static characteristics comprising:
• user added data, calling application data, software component data, network connection data, and geo-location data;
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• one or more hardware processors in communication with the non-transitory memory and configured to execute instructions to cause the system to perform operations comprising:
• receiving, from a first device over a network, a message based on a first data value and a second data value from the first device corresponding to a first attribute type and a second attribute type, respectively, wherein the first and second data values serves purposes for the first device other than a security purpose;
• retrieving identity validation objects associated with the first attribute type and identity validation objects associated with the second attribute type by accessing the information associated with the plurality of identities;
• determining, for each identity in the plurality of identities, whether the first data value and the second data value used to create the message are acceptable for the identity using a first attribute value and first information stored in a first validation object associated with the identity and the first attribute type, and a second attribute value and second information stored in a second validation object associated with the identity and the second attribute type;
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• in response to determining that the first data value and the second data value are acceptable for a first identity among the plurality of identities, associating the first device with the first identity.