Technology for improving security of accessing computer application system by mobile phone

Abstract

This invention relates to computer science information technique, mobile communication, software and hardware technique of mobile phone, Internet application/ID validation, network security, and computer network principle and application. In e-bank, on-line pay and on-line work, to prevent stealing user name and password as well as the alternative attack, the USB Key and other techniques have more or less defect; This invention stores user security data (key and certificate) in mobile phone, applies phone calculation and communication ability to expands user and PC security performance as well as the security of PC access to application system.

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AI Technical Summary

Benefits of technology

This patented method allows for secure storage of digital signatures when connecting to an internet-connected device like your smartphone without compromising its functionality. It does this through sending emails between them over wireless networks instead of relying solely upon physical connections. Additionally, it uses encryption techniques to protect against viruses and hackers who may have been able to access their funds during these interactions. Overall, this new way makes sure sensitive data stored remotely cannot be accessed even if they are transmitted wirelessly.

Problems solved by technology

Technological Problem addressed in this patents relating to improving the safety of internet bankings systems against cyber threat attacks. Current methods require expensive hardware devices like PC servers and web clients, but these techniques may expose sensitive individuals who could compromise themselves if connected wirelessly over an unsecured network connection. Additionally, existing secure measures only protect client identification based upon public keys and cannot prevent unauthorized access attempts at remote locations where there might exist multiple accounts.

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