Device and method for accessing a remote third- party server
AssigneeLenovo (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.
InventorsRobert J. Kapinos, Scott Li, Russell S. VanBlon, Robert James Norton, JR.
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Abstract
A system for accessing a remote third-party server is provided that includes an electronic device having a memory to store executable instructions and one or more processors. When implementing the executable instructions the one or more processors are configured to communicate with a remote authentication server, obtain a two-factor authentication that is communicated to the remote authentication server, and access a remote third-party server based on the two-factor authentication communicated to the remote authentication server.
Claims20
A system for accessing a remote third-party server comprising:
- an electronic device having a memory to store executable instructions and one or more processors, when implementing the executable instructions, to:
- communicate with a remote authentication server;
- obtain a two-factor authentication that is communicated to the remote authentication server;
- and
- access a remote third-party server based on the two-factor authentication communicated to the remote authentication server.
A method, comprising:
- under control of one or more processors including program instructions to:
- communicate with a remote authentication server;
- obtain a two-factor authentication that is communicated to the remote authentication server;
- and
- access a remote third-party server based on the two-factor authentication communicated to the remote authentication server.
A computer program product comprising a non-transitory computer readable storage medium comprising computer executable code to:
- communicate with a remote authentication server;
- obtain a two-factor authentication that is communicated to the remote authentication server;
- and
- access a remote third-party server based on the two-factor authentication communicated to the remote authentication server.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.