71 results about "Origination" patented technology

A secure service network (SSN) comprising an IP network infrastructure wherein the access of one participant to another participant in the network is controlled by a secure service gateway (SSG) in which a point of origination universal identifier (PoUID) represents a unique identifier for the participant within a participant's internal network domain and the interconnection of the SSGs within the SSN as a precondition of access creates a bilaterally secure peer to peer service connection. Participants in the network are service providers, service requesters, or both. A global secure service gateway (GSSG) may be interconnected in the SSN to provide a central access authority and management services.

A system determines, in real-time, the routing of communication services from origination to destination based on a number of selected criteria used to determine an optimal path. Best value routing enables carriers and service providers to route a session / call by using an advanced intelligent network solution to generate optimal routes / service providers for servicing a request.

A wireless communications device attempts to originate an emergency E911 call on a first system. If the system sends a global service redirection message (GSRM), including a redirect list, then the device scans alternate systems from the redirect list. if the redirect systems are not available, the device and again attempts to originate the E911 call on the first system. If the origination is not accepted on the first system, then the device scans an E911 list. If the device fails to acquire a system on the E911 list, the device returns to the first system to reattempt origination if the first system has directed the device to “return if failure”. If origination is not honored on the first system, the device enters an emergency silent redial scan mode and continues attempts at origination until accepted by the first system. After the wireless communication device has completed an E911 call to a Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP), it enters an emergency call back mode and idles on the system network so that it can receive emergency call backs from the PSAP. If the system sends a GSRM message, the device will scan the redirect list sent to the device in the GSRM message. However, if the systems of the redirect list are not available, the device will not scan an E911 list. Instead, the device will return to the redirecting system and ignore the GSRM messages and wait in the emergency call back mode.

Techniques to facilitate securing web services from unauthorized access are disclosed herein. In at least one implementation, user interactions with a web service are monitored, and sets of the user interactions are generated per originator based on origination information associated with the user interactions. The sets of the user interactions are processed to identify credentials used to access the web service per originator. The credentials used to access the web service per originator are compared with compromised credentials stored in a database to identify one or more user accounts of the web service associated with an originator that used the compromised credentials found in the database. Security measures are applied for at least the one or more user accounts of the web service associated with the originator that used the compromised credentials found in the database.

A method and system for discovering and locating the source of unwanted communication origination in a communications network, the method comprising compiling a communication campaign database storing data of one or more communication campaigns along with automatically identified instances of those campaigns, and simultaneously or sequentially matching those instances against known communication traffic of a set of cooperating telecommunication carriers. The one or more communications campaigns include a grouping of related fingerprints and patterns that identify a sequence of characters, audio or video associated with instances of a same likely campaigns, either legitimate or illegitimate / fraudulent.