58results about "Mosaic printer telegraph system" patented technology

A method and system for controlling access, by an authentication server, to protected computer resources provided via an Internet Protocol network that includes storing (i) a digital identification associated with at least one client computer device, and (ii) data associated with the protected computer resources in at least one database associated with the authentication server; authenticating, by the authentication server, the digital identification forwarded by at least one access server; authorizing, by the authentication server, the at least one client computer device to receive at least a portion of the protected computer resources requested by the at least one client computer device, based on the stored data associated with the requested protected computer resources; and permitting access, by the authentication server, to the at least the portion of the protected computer resources upon successfully authenticating the digital identification and upon successfully authorizing the at least once client computer device.

A disclosed gaming machine may securely communicate with devices over a public network such as the Internet. The gaming machine utilizes a combination of symmetric and asymmetric encryption that allows a single gaming machine to securely communicate with a remote server using a public network. The secure communication methods may be used to transfer gaming software and gaming information between two gaming devices, such as between a game server and a gaming machine. For regulatory and tracking purposes, the transfer of gaming software between the two gaming devices may be authorized and monitored by a software authorization agent.

The invention relates to a system for securing access to resources or computer systems by means of a self modifying, single use password that limits access to a system and automatically changes each time it is used. Independent computer systems, or clients, are utilized by users to generate one time passcodes to prove their identity to one or more authentication servers. Servers are used to authenticate user inputted one time passcodes, to maintain and update the status of one time passcode clients, and perform rekeying and reset operations. Middleware, an optional component, allows for the interaction between one time passcode clients and servers. Middleware allows for client rekeying and resets as well as synchronisation between the client and server. The invention facilitates, inter alia, distribution of clients to users, maintaining and administering the status of clients on one or more servers, generation of a one time passcode (OTP), authentication of a one time passcode, rekeying of a one time passcode client, resetting of a one-time passcode client, Resetting of a one time passcode client, requesting for generation of a one time passcode on a communication enabled client through software or hardware interfaces, and authentication of one time passcodes by remote application servers.

In connection with authenticating a client of a network, information is acquired that characterizes the client in a manner that enables a determination about authenticating the client of the network, the information being acquired other than in the form of a digital message that is passed on behalf of the client to the network; an authentication decision is made based on the information.Information is encrypted in a manner that is based on a physical property of an intended recipient of the information, and delivering the encrypted information to the recipient.A source of a beacon is physically associated with a person, times of receipt of the beacon at multiple stations are measured, and the location of the person is determined based on the times of receipt.A set of stations is established that are configured to acquire information that characterizes each of multiple clients in a manner that enables a determination about authenticating each of the clients with respect to a corresponding network, the information being acquired other than in the form of digital messages that are passed on behalf of the clients to the corresponding networks. The information is provided to operators of the networks to enable them to make authentication decisions based on the information.

Techniques for mapping at least one physical system and at least one virtual system into at least two separate execution environments are provided. The techniques include discovering an implicitly enforced security policy in an environment comprising at least one physical system and at least one virtual system, using the discovered policy to create an enforceable isolation policy, and using the isolation policy to map the at least one physical system and at least one virtual system into at least two separate execution environments. Techniques are also provided for generating a database of one or more isolation policies.

Techniques are provided for dynamically connecting and transforming user interface events between user and generic devices based on physical keys. A user and a user device are determined. The user device is authenticated based on a login sequence, smartcard or the like. A physical key associated with the user is physically associated with a generic device by insertion, wireless link, proximity, RFID detection and the like. The dynamic association is communicated over a first communications channel. A user device confirms the dynamic association over a second communications channel. The dynamically associated generic device communicates user interface events with the dynamic user interface proxy. The user device also communicates user interface events with the dynamic user interface proxy. The dynamic user interface proxy receives, optionally transforms and routes the user interface events associated with the user device and the generic device. The dynamic user interface proxy routes received user interface events to the respective devices based on the dynamic associations between a user, a user identifier and devices associated with the user's physical key. Inter-modal user interface events are optionally transformed by the dynamic user interface proxy based on internal and / or externally accessible transformation functions.