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Data in transit is defined into two categories, information that flows over the public or untrusted network such as the Internet and data that flows in the confines of a private network such as a corporate or enterprise Local Area Network (LAN).

Method and System for Providing Password-free, Hardware-rooted, ASIC-based Authentication of a Human to a Mobile Device using Biometrics with a Protected, Local Template to Release Trusted Credentials to Relying Parties

Biometric data, which may be suitably transformed are obtained from a biometric input device contained within a stand-alone computer or a mobile device, which may contain an ASIC chip connected to or incorporated within the stand-alone computer or mobile device and which includes the capability for capturing one or more biometric samples and for biometric feature extraction, matching and encryption. For extra security, the biometric matching is used in conjunction with a PIN to authenticate the user to the stand-alone computer or mobile device. The biometric template and other sensitive data residing on the mobile device are encrypted using hardware elements of the mobile device (or the ASIC) together with the PIN hash and/or the Password hash. An obfuscated version of the Password, stored on the ASIC or the mobile device is de-obfuscated and released to the mobile device authentication mechanism, including a Trusted Platform Module if present, in response to a successfully decrypted template and matching biometric sample and PIN. A de-obfuscated password is used to authenticate the user to the mobile device and the same or a different de-obfuscated password may be used to authenticate the user to a remote computer using the SSL/TLS or a process based upon a symmetric encryption algorithm. The locally generated password may be used to encrypt data at rest on the mobile device or ASIC and the remote authentication password may be used to encrypt data in transit to and from a remote computer. This creates a trusted relationship between the stand-alone computer or mobile device and the remote computer. The system also eliminates the need for the user to remember and enter complex passwords on the mobile device or for secure transmission of data. A similar method may be used, with the signature/sign biometric modality to determine whether the holder of an IC chip card is, in fact the card owner.
Owner:BIOCRYPT ACCESS LLC
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