System for managing secure asset redistribution on a distributed data network
OwnerElizabeth BORUHOVINinventor
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Abstract
The system secures network-based asset redistribution, including re-gifting through a network, using hardware-rooted identifiers as verified device signatures. The system includes a network interface configured to communicate with a plurality of distributed nodes, a hardware processor in communication with the network interface, and a non-transitory memory storing a multidimensional data structure. The system provides network-level security and spoofing avoidance in distributed environments where traditional user-input identifiers are insufficient for high-integrity transactions.
Claims7
A system for secure network-based asset redistribution using verified device signatures, the system comprising:
- a network interface configured to communicate with a plurality of distributed nodes;
- a hardware processor in communication with the network interface;
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- a non-transitory memory storing a multidimensional data structure, the memory storing instructions that, when executed by the hardware processor, cause the system to:
- instantiate a transaction state machine for a first user node, the state machine tracking a completion percentage of a primary data profile;
- dynamically populate the primary data profile by executing an asynchronous data-fetch from a plurality of linked network sources;
- extract a hardware-rooted identifier from a data packet associated with the first user node;
- generate a device-specific target rating by processing the hardware-rooted identifier through a heuristic filter, the filter correlating the identifier with a contextual preference library;
- output a restricted selection menu to the first user node, wherein the menu options are algorithmically limited based on the device-specific target rating;
- receive a cryptographic signal representing a selected asset and a designated recipient node;
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- re-route the selected asset to a second transaction state machine associated with the designated recipient node, wherein the re-routing is conditioned upon a verification of a second hardware-rooted identifier associated with the second user node.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.