System and method for configuring mobile device security

A method comprising:

• receiving an eSIM (embedded Subscriber Identity Module) monitoring request from a first user device, wherein the eSIM monitoring request comprises a user registration credential associated with a first user of the first user device;
• verifying the received user registration credential matches a first user credential stored in a user profile of the first user;
• in response to verifying that the received user registration credential matches the stored first user credential, initiating monitoring of an eSIM of the first user device and, in response to initiating the monitoring of the eSIM of the first user device:
• collecting and storing a plurality of eSIM configuration parameters associated with the eSIM of the first user device, wherein the plurality of eSIM configuration parameters includes a first eSIM configuration parameter;
• collecting a plurality of biometric parameters associated with the first user of the first user device, wherein the plurality of biometric parameters includes a first biometric parameter;
• collecting a plurality of device parameters associated with the first user device, wherein the plurality of device parameters includes a first device parameter;
• and
• executing an AI algorithm using the collected plurality of biometric parameters and the plurality of device parameters as input, wherein the AI algorithm is configured to generate a baseline user profile associated with the first user device as output, wherein the AI algorithm is trained to generate the baseline user profile associated with the first user of the first user based on the plurality of biometric parameters and the plurality of device parameters and wherein the baseline user profile stores a first baseline value associated with the first biometric parameter, a second baseline value associated with the first device parameter;
• receiving an eSIM modification request from a second user device, wherein the eSIM modification request is a request to transfer the first eSIM configuration parameter associated with the eSIM onto the second user device;
• and
• in response to receiving the eSIM modification request:
• collecting a second plurality of biometric parameters associated with the second user device, wherein the second plurality of biometric parameters includes a second biometric parameter;
• collecting a second plurality of device parameters associated with the second user device, wherein the second plurality of device parameters includes a second device parameter;
• comparing the second biometric parameter with the first baseline value associated with the first biometric parameter and determine if the second biometric parameter exceeds the first baseline value based on the comparison;
• in response to determining that the second biometric parameter does not exceed the first baseline value, determining that the second biometric parameter is a first suspicious parameter, wherein the first suspicious parameter is assigned a first value;
• comparing the second device parameter with the second baseline value associated with the first device parameter and determine if the second device parameter exceeds the second baseline value based on the comparison;
• in response to determining that the second device parameter does not exceed the second baseline value, determining that the second device parameter is a second suspicious parameter, wherein the second suspicious parameter is assigned a second value;
• generating an average value based on the first value and the second value;
• determining if the average value exceeds a threshold value;
• in response to determining that the average value does not exceed a threshold value, determining that the second user device is a malicious user device and deny the eSIM modification request from the second user device;
• and
• transmitting a suspicious activity alert to the first user device and a cellular network carrier.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to:

• receive an eSIM (embedded Subscriber Identity Module) monitoring request from a first user device, wherein the eSIM monitoring request comprises a user registration credential associated with a first user of the first user device;
• verify the received user registration credential matches a first user credential stored in a user profile of the first user;
• in response to verifying that the received user registration credential matches the stored first user credential, initiate monitoring of an eSIM of the first user device and, in response to initiating the monitoring of the eSIM of the first user device:
• collect and store a plurality of eSIM configuration parameters associated with the eSIM of the first user device, wherein the plurality of eSIM configuration parameters includes a first eSIM configuration parameter;
• collect a plurality of biometric parameters associated with the first user of the first user device, wherein the plurality of biometric parameters includes a first biometric parameter;
• collect a plurality of device parameters associated with the first user device, wherein the plurality of device parameters includes a first device parameter;
• and
• execute an AI algorithm using the collected plurality of biometric parameters and the plurality of device parameters as input, wherein the AI algorithm is configured to generate a baseline user profile associated with the first user device as output, wherein the AI algorithm is trained to generate the baseline user profile associated with the first user of the first user based on the plurality of biometric parameters and the plurality of device parameters and wherein the baseline user profile stores a first baseline value associated with the first biometric parameter, a second baseline value associated with the first device parameter;
• receive an eSIM modification request from a second user device, wherein the eSIM modification request is a request to transfer the first eSIM configuration parameter associated with the eSIM onto the second user device;
• and
• in response to receiving the eSIM modification request:
• collect a second plurality of biometric parameters associated with the second user device, wherein the second plurality of biometric parameters includes a second biometric parameter;
• collect a second plurality of device parameters associated with the second user device, wherein the second plurality of device parameters includes a second device parameter;
• compare the second biometric parameter with the first baseline value associated with the first biometric parameter and determine if the second biometric parameter exceeds the first baseline value based on the comparison;
• in response to determining that the second biometric parameter does not exceed the first baseline value, determine that the second biometric parameter is a first suspicious parameter, wherein the first suspicious parameter is assigned a first value;
• compare the second device parameter with the second baseline value associated with the first device parameter and determine if the second device parameter exceeds the second baseline value based on the comparison;
• in response to determining that the second device parameter does not exceed the second baseline value, determine that the second device parameter is a second suspicious parameter, wherein the second suspicious parameter is assigned a second value;
• generate an average value based on the first value and the second value;
• determine if the average value exceeds a threshold value;
• in response to determining that the average value does not exceed a threshold value, determine that the second user device is a malicious user device and deny the eSIM modification request from the second user device;
• and
• transmit a suspicious activity alert to the first user device and a cellular network carrier.