Authentication method secured by structural decoupling of personal and service identifiers
AssigneeA3Bc Group
InventorDaniel KROB
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A method for enabling secure transactions without the physical support of a security identifier and, in particular, without a token, consisting in recording on a first computer device B a unique digital identifier IDi associated with a unique user Ui, the profile IDi being associated with at least one service identifier IDsi associated with a service Si registered on a second computer device S which is different from the first computer device B, the service Si being accessible by the user Ui, and, during a transaction, acquiring the digital identifier IDi of a user Ui, transmitting it to the first computer device B for comparison with the registered ID identifiers and searching for and activating on the computer device S, at least one service associated with the identifier of the user Ui. The new user registration step includes: when a central computer device receives a profile Pi, executing a step for generating a temporary random master key X; and when the central computer device receives an identifier IDi, executing a step of searching for the pair (IDi, IDRx) on the first computer device B and applying the inverse function FR-1 to the identifier IDRx to determine the key X.
An authentication method for a secure transaction of a security identifier, without a token, including a new user registration step comprising:
A set of computer devices for accomplishing secure transactions of a security identifier without a token, wherein the set of computer devices comprises:
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