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Cryptographic techniques are provided having a complexity level which permits their implementation in inexpensive radio frequency identification (RFID) tags or other RFID devices. In an RFID system comprising one or more RFID devices and at least one reader that communicates with the devices, a plurality of pseudonyms is associated with a given one of the RFID devices. The RFID device transmits different ones of the pseudonyms in response to different reader queries, and an authorized verifier is able to determine that the different transmitted pseudonyms are associated with the same RFID device.

A method, apparatus, and system for double-sided scanning, tracking, registering, identification storing and further handling by trading or collecting unique items. Specifically, the invention relates to a method, apparatus, and system for locating and tracking unique objects utilizing a computer controlled radio frequency system and radio frequency tags that are associated with unique objects in a manner that facilitates both protection, up-loading to a unique and secure web-based service site allowing secure registration of identified, verified ownership and authentication of the unique objects.

An identification document is provided, comprising a core layer, such as TESLIN, laminated directly to a laminate layer, such as polycarbonate, without the use of an adhesive. The core layer has at least one indicium formed thereon and has a first surface. The first layer of laminate is affixed to the core layer by a press lamination process where the press lamination process is sufficient to couple the core layer to the first layer such that an attempt to separate the first layer from the core layer causes at least a partial destruction of the core layer.

The present invention relates to a marking of polymeric liquid crystal material having determined optical characteristics allowing its authentication and reading by a machine and its authentication by the human eye. The marking is applied onto an item, good or article by a variable information printing process. The marking is in the form of indicia representing a unique code which allows for an easy authentication by the human eye and a secure tracking and tracing of the marked item, good or article throughout its life cycle.

An anisotropic polymer film with improved alignmentis prepared by coating onto a substrate with a structured surface. The polymer films thereby obtained are useful in optical and electrooptical devices for decorative and security applications.

A composition is provided for adhering a first article to a second article, the composition comprising a thermally active low Tg polymeric resin; and a multifunctional crystalline polymer. The thermally active low Tg polymeric resin can, for example, comprise 50-99% of the composition. The multifunctional crystalline polymer can, for example, comprise 1-50% of the composition. In one embodiment, the multifunctional crystalline polymer comprises 5-20% by weight of the composition. In one embodiment, the multifunctional crystalline polymer has a low molecular weight.

Proper user-to-data associations are maintained in shared spaces created in a peer-to-peer collaborative system by means of a simplified and minimal user interface that permits users to easily authenticate other members of a shared space. In particular, support is provided for automatically building authenticated relationships even if users do not take the time to authenticate other users. When a user enters a shared space and views the contacts in that space, the display names of each contact are accompanied by distinctive icons that identify that authentication status of that contact. A mechanism is provided for resolving conflicts between contacts with the same display names to prevent confusion and contact “spoofing.” Security policies can be established to provide a uniform approach to authentication. These policies can be set by a user or, alternatively, the policies can be set by an administrator.

A system and method of identity verification at a point-of-identification verification (POV) using biometric-based identity recognition and an identity verifying score based upon a presenter's initial identification presentment and their subsequent action in the system. The system also provides tracking and evaluates verifier activity within the system through biometric-based identity recognition and a performance score based upon their actions and the results of their actions within the system. System users register at least one biometric identifier and personal and / or business identity-verifying data. Users present a biometric sample obtained from their person and their system ID number to conduct identification transactions. This data is used to authenticate the user's identity to a percentage of reliability and allows a user with consistently positive ID verifications to establish a higher ID score, strengthening their credibility within the system. Once enrolled, the system allows the user to be identified without presenting any token-based information, such as a driver's license or passport. In one embodiment, an identity verification score generated via the system can be employed in conjunction with online transactions, such as purchases, auctions, email, instant messaging, and the like.

A method and apparatus for digitally signing an electronic document is provided. Data is inputted into the electronic document by a client. A signing process request is initiated by the client. The signing process request is then transmitted by the client to a server. An input field request, which is generated by the server, is then transmitted to the client. The server is then provided with user authentication credentials in response to the input field request. The user authentication credentials received from the client are verified by the server and the electronic document is digitally signed by the server on the basis of the verification of the user authentication credentials.

A credit card comprises a plastic layer, a processor, and a keypad. The keypad provides the ability to input a code (e.g., a personal identification number (PIN) code) to the processor as a part of validating the transaction. Illustratively, the entry of a valid PIN code may cause the processor to trigger an alerting device as an indicator to the merchant that the holder of the credit card is authorized for its use.

A method and computer program product for providing mobile content to a user of a mobile device. The mobile content is offered by a mobile content provider. Further, a launcher is provided and is installed on the mobile device. The launcher dynamically provides identity information associated with the user, context information about the user, and a dynamically-defined link to a Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) site of the mobile content provider. Subsequently, the WAP site is displayed when the launcher is activated on the mobile device. The WAP site provides the mobile content offered by the mobile content provider. The display of the WAP site is personalized on the basis of the context information. Thereafter, the purchased mobile content is downloaded by the user of the mobile device.

The present invention relates to a marking of polymeric liquid crystal material having determined optical characteristics allowing its authentication and reading by a machine and its authentication by the human eye. The marking is applied onto an item, good or article by a variable information printing process. The marking is in the form of indicia representing a unique code which allows for an easy authentication by the human eye and a secure tracking and tracing of the marked item, good or article throughout is life cycle.

A security device for authenticating bank notes, documents and other items, comprises a luminescent material for producing luminescent radiation of first and second wavelengths. The security device includes an optically variable structure for controlling emission of luminescent radiation of at least one of the first and second wavelengths from the security device, the security device being arranged to permit, from an area of the optically variable structure, emission of luminescence of the first and second wavelengths from the security device. The optically variable structure causes the relative emissivity of the security device for luminescent radiation of the first and second wavelengths to change with a change in emission angle, so that the security device produces an angle-dependent colour shift in the emitted luminescent radiation. The optically variable structure may comprise an optical interference stack that controls transmission of luminescent radiation therethrough in response to the wavelength of luminescent radiation.

A portable health check apparatus incorporating a highly sensitive and compact expiration analysis sensor and an expiration analysis service offered to a specified user at a specified time. Hydrogen is detected using tungsten oxide produced through metalorganic chemical vapor deposition process. The apparatus has a unit for performing personal authentication by using, for example, a voiceprint of a user. The apparatus is also arranged to call up a user at a predetermined time through a cellular phone. Further, a center server receives detection information of an expiration component via a communication circuit, analyzes or statistically processes the detection information, collates a result of the analysis or statistic process with advice information stored in a database and transmits advice information based on a result of the collation from the server to the cellular phone of the user.

An authentication system and method in a wireless LAN (WLAN) environment. A terminal transmits an access authentication request to an access point of a WLAN which the terminal desires to access, and transmits its own transmission power information to the access point when receiving a response to the access authentication request from the access point, and the access point measures received signal strength, calculates a path loss value through the use of the received transmission power and the measured received signal strength, and performs access authentication of the terminal according to the calculated path loss value, so that a new terminal can easily access the WLAN where security has been set up.

In a public key certificate using system, a template which serves as person identification data of a person requesting a public key certificate is obtained from a person identification certificate of the person, a person authentication is executed by comparing sampling information of the person against the template, and a public key certificate for the person is issued by a certificate authority on condition that the person authentication is established, thus reducing the load on the certificate authority for person authentication. The public key certificate issued to the user is deleted upon completion of a processing session involving use of the public key certificate, restricting the use of the public key certificate to the particular processing session.

An application service delivery method capable of making use of an existing SIP server function and easily carrying out authentication and billing. When a user who operates a client requests a service delivered by an application server, the present method establishes an SIP session between a client and application server using a standard SIP procedure via a relay server, and provides a direct service between the client and application server after establishment of the SIP session. The relay server carries out user authentication in the stage of establishment of the SIP session, which eliminates the necessity for the authentication function of the application server and makes it possible to easily construct the application server.

A verification system for screening internet caller ID spoofs and malicious phone calls includes a server, a register interface, a capturing interface, a searching and comparing software, a searching database, a caller ID database of failed-verification telephone numbers, and marking indication software. The searching database stores a telephone number of caller ID and configured data of telephone number of every internet user. The searching and comparing software compares the telephone number of caller ID and configured data of caller ID included in the internet calling signal with a corresponding telephone number and configured data of the telephone number stored in the searching database. The marking indication software sends a verified result of the comparison with a corresponding indication signal to a target receiving callee so that the callee can easily take suitable measures to prevent becoming the victim of telephone fraud.

A device, method, and computer readable storage medium generate a biometric public key for an individual based on both the individual's biometric data and a secret, in a manner that verifiably characterizes both while tending to prevent recovery of either by anyone other than the individual. The biometric public key may be later used to authenticate a subject purporting to be the individual, using a computing facility that need not rely on a hardware root of trust. Such biometric public keys may be distributed without compromising the individual's biometric data, and may be used to provide authentication in addition to, or in lieu of, passwords or cryptographic tokens. Various use cases are disclosed, including: enrollment, authentication, establishing and using a secure communications channel, and cryptographically signing a message.

The disclosure relates to authenticating a secondary communication channel between a client application and a server application when an authenticated primary communication channel has already been established between the client application and a resource application, on which the server application can store a generated authentication token that only privileged users including the client application user can read-access and send back to the server application by way of the secondary communication channel.

A system and method for creating a trusted network capable of facilitating secure transactions via an open network using batch credentials, such as batch PKI certificates, is presented. A certificate is bound to a group, or batch, or devices. This certificate is referenced by an activation authority upon processing a request for service by a device. Information regarding the device batch certificate is maintained in a permanent, or escrow, database. A user identity is bound to a device, as a device key is used to sign a user key created on the device in the presence of the user, and a copy of the device key is later used to decrypt the signed user key upon its transmission and receipt.

A device, method, and computer readable storage medium generate a biometric public key for an individual based on both the individual's biometric data and a secret, in a manner that verifiably characterizes both while tending to prevent recovery of either by anyone other than the individual. The biometric public key may be later used to authenticate a subject purporting to be the individual, using a computing facility that need not rely on a hardware root of trust. Such biometric public keys may be distributed without compromising the individual's biometric data, and may be used to provide authentication in addition to, or in lieu of, passwords or cryptographic tokens. Various use cases are disclosed, including: enrollment, authentication, establishing and using a secure communications channel, and cryptographically signing a message.

An information processor and a personal authentication method arranged to easily and securely perform authentication using living-body information on a person whose identification is to be authenticated. The information processor has an input section for inputting living-body information (fingerprint pattern) representing a unique feature of a person whose identification is to be authenticated, a collation section for collating the input living-body information with living-body information registered in a collation data storage section in advance, and a transmission section for transmitting authentication data to an external unit on the basis of the result of the collation.

A composition is provided for adhering a first article to a second article, the composition comprising a thermally active low Tg polymeric resin; and a multifunctional crystalline polymer. The thermally active low Tg polymeric resin can, for example, comprise 50-99% of the composition. The multifunctional crystalline polymer can, for example, comprise 1-50% of the composition. In one embodiment, the multifunctional crystalline polymer comprises 5-20% by weight of the composition. In one embodiment, the multifunctional crystalline polymer has a low molecular weight.

A data processing system for distributing and authenticating documents from a plurality of parties to a recipient data processing apparatus is disclosed. The system comprises a plurality of document distribution devices each configured to generate an original hash value from the content of a file containing a document to be distributed. A recipient data processing apparatus is configured to generate an original super hash value from the plurality of the original hash values, and to distribute the original super hash value to each of the document distribution devices. The system provides assurance that distributed documents have not been tampered with during communication, by an unscrupulous distributing party, or by an unscrupulous recipient by only submitting a hash value of the document to be distributed. The hash value provides for assurance at the eventual recipient of the document that no changes to the document have been made.

The electronic casino gaming system consists of several system components, including a microprocessor (12), a main memory unit (13) that is typically a random access memory, and a system boot ROM (14). Also included in the electronic casino gaming system are a non-volatile RAM (17), a mass storage unit (18), a disk subsystem (19), and a PCI bus (20). The disk subsystem (19) preferably supports SCSI-2 with options of fast and wide. A video subsystem (22) is also included in the electronic casino gaming system and is coupled to the PCI bus (20) to provide full color still images and MPEG movies.

The invention relates to a system for realizing smart card authentication based on voiceprint recognition. The system comprises an authentication client and an authentication server, wherein the authentication client comprises a voiceprint sample acquisition module, a voiceprint feature extraction module and an NFC (near field communication) module; the authentication server comprises a server communicating module and a voiceprint feature matching module; the server communicating module is used for receiving authentication request information sent by the authentication client and judging the validity of the authentication request and returning to an authentication result. The invention further relates to a method for realizing the smart card authentication based on the voiceprint recognition. With the adoption of the structure of the system and the method for realizing the smart card authentication based on the voiceprint recognition, related information on a smart card can be read through an NFC function, the irreplaceable, anti-theft and anti-lost characteristics of a voiceprint are used, the authentication can be guaranteed to be finished effectively, and a wider application range is provided.

One embodiment of the present invention provides a system that facilitates identity verification based on various features of a card. During operation, a server receives a request for identity verification, where the request corresponds to an account and includes an image of a verifiable card. The server extracts a card feature from the verifiable card image for use as a verifiable card feature. In response to determining that the verifiable card feature matches a corresponding card feature of a registered card of the account, the server determines successful identity verification.