Automatic Extraction of Log-In Security Questions and Answers from Personal Devices
AssigneeDuquesne University of the Holy Spirit
InventorPatrick Juola
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AssigneeDuquesne University of the Holy Spirit
InventorPatrick Juola
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The present invention is an automated data-extractor which is pre-set to extract specified data from a user's personal device (such as but not limited to a smart phone), and then to present that extracted data to the user for verification by recognition, not by recall, as part of a security log-in protocol. Recognition is much easier, for a user, than outright recall, and therefore the present technology provides a user-friendly way to verify an individual during a log-in procedure. The invention thus embraces at least a two modules containing (a) a data extractor module and (b) a combination generator module which presents the extracted data to the user in a question-and-answer mode to prompt “yes” or “no” verification of the data extracted, but requiring only recognition as to the user's own data, not completely unprompted recall.
A computer-driven application to verify a user during a log-in procedure, comprising:
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