A
System for managing an
operating system using tokenized identity. The
system maintains a token repository storing user tokens, Unique-Numbers, and Public-Keys. The
system registers users by
processing biometric samples to compute a Secret-Key, generating a Unique-Number, and computing a Public-Key. The Public-Key (P1) is stored in the token repository, on the provisioned virtual remote device, and on a
thin client application on a personal local device. The Unique-Number is stored on the provisioned virtual remote device and in the token repository. Further, the
system receives session signing requests from a proxy-
user management application integrated with various device Operating Systems via
thin client sessions. The system authenticates users through a two-step process using real-time biometric samples, and comparing computed Real-Time-Unique-Numbers with stored Unique-Numbers. Upon
authentication, the system fetches user tokens, identifies corresponding proxy-
user management application instances, captures user approval, and affixes biometrically authenticated signatures in session logs.