Abstract: This disclosure relates to method and system for identifying Personally Identifiable Information (PII) through secret patterns. The method includes receiving user data from at least one data source through a plurality of communication channels. The user data includes PII and non-PII. The user data is associated with a user. The PII includes a plurality of personal identifiers. The method further includes identifying the PII in user data through a predictive model. The method further includes generating a secret pattern based on the PII identified through the predictive model. The secret pattern is an identifiable label. The method further includes adding the secret pattern to each of the plurality of personal identifiers in PII. The method further includes identifying each of the plurality of personal identifiers through the secret pattern in real-time, when user data is transmitted from the at least one data source to at least one data destination.

Abstract: Techniques for managing an application token may include providing, by a first service provider application on a communication device to a first service provider computer, a first request for a first application token, receiving, by an account management application on the communication device from a token service computer in communication with the first service provider computer, the first application token, and storing the first application token in a token container in the account management application.

Abstract: A method is disclosed. The method includes receiving, by a token service computer, a token request message, the token request message being originated from a token requestor computer. The method also includes determining, by the token service computer, two or more access tokens based upon a single credential, and then transmitting the two or more access tokens to the token requestor computer in a token response message.

Abstract: Techniques for managing an application token may include providing, by a first service provider application on a communication device to a first service provider computer, a first request for a first application token, receiving, by an account management application on the communication device from a token service computer in communication with the first service provider computer, the first application token, and storing the first application token in a token container in the account management application.

Abstract: A method and system for provisioning credentials is disclosed. The method includes receiving, by a token provider computer, a token request message from a token requestor computer that comprises an initial access identifier. The token provider computer transmits the initial access identifier to a first authorization computer, and then the token provider computer receives an intermediate access identifier. The token provider computer then transmits a token activation request message to a second authorization computer based at least in part on the intermediate access identifier. The token provider computer then receives a token activation response message from the second authorization computer. The token provider computer then provides the token to the token requestor computer.

Abstract: A method and system for provisioning credentials is disclosed. The method includes receiving, by a token provider computer, a token request message from a token requestor computer that comprises an initial access identifier. The token provider computer transmits the initial access identifier to a first authorization computer, and then the token provider computer receives an intermediate access identifier. The token provider computer then transmits a token activation request message to a second authorization computer based at least in part on the intermediate access identifier. The token provider computer then receives a token activation response message from the second authorization computer. The token provider computer then provides the token to the token requestor computer.

Abstract: The present embodiments relate to systems and methods for token-for-token provisioning. A server computer can receive a message from a second token requestor. The message can include a request for a second token and can include a first token or the message can include a cryptogram request message. The server computer can transmit a provisioning request message to an authorizing entity computer requesting an authentication of a credential and receive a provisioning response message from the authorizing entity computer authenticating the credential. Any of the server computer or the authorizing entity computer can generate the second token. The server computer can provide the second token to a second token requestor for use in a recurring transaction. The first token and the second token can both be associated with a credential.

Abstract: A method is disclosed. The method includes receiving, by a token service computer, a token request message, the token request message being originated from a token requestor computer. The method also includes determining, by the token service computer, two or more access tokens based upon a single credential, and then transmitting the two or more access tokens to the token requestor computer in a token response message.

Abstract: A method is disclosed. The method includes receiving, by a token service computer, a token request message, the token request message being originated from a token requestor computer. The method also includes determining, by the token service computer, two or more access tokens based upon a single credential, and then transmitting the two or more access tokens to the token requestor computer in a token response message.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are directed to systems and methods for authenticating a user device using an authenticating device that has previously been associated with a user and/or a credential. The user may initiate a transaction at the user device. An authenticating device associated with the transaction may be sent an authentication request corresponding to the user device. The user may indicate whether or not the user device is authenticated utilizing the authenticating device. If the user device is authenticated, the transaction may proceed. If the user device is not authenticated the transaction may be rejected.

Abstract: Data loss thresholds are enforced when performing updates to mirrored data sets. When an update is received for a data set that is mirrored to other copies of the data set, an evaluation of the difference between the data set and the other copies of the data set may be performed. If the evaluation determines that the difference fails to satisfy a threshold for acceptable data loss at the other copies upon a failure of the data set, a data loss mitigation action may be applied to performance of the update until the difference satisfies the threshold.

Abstract: A method is disclosed. The method includes receiving, by a token service computer, a token request message, the token request message being originated from a token requestor computer. The method also includes determining, by the token service computer, two or more access tokens based upon a single credential, and then transmitting the two or more access tokens to the token requestor computer in a token response message.

Abstract: A method and system for provisioning credentials is disclosed. The method includes receiving, by a token provider computer, a token request message from a token requestor computer that comprises an initial access identifier. The token provider computer transmits the initial access identifier to a first authorization computer, and then the token provider computer receives an intermediate access identifier. The token provider computer then transmits a token activation request message to a second authorization computer based at least in part on the intermediate access identifier. The token provider computer then receives a token activation response message from the second authorization computer. The token provider computer then provides the token to the token requestor computer.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed to implement a synchronous database mirroring technique using delayed visibility write operations. In embodiments, a durable log of write operations in a primary database is replicated to a secondary database. The two databases do not make corresponding operations durable in a synchronous manner. However, the two databases coordinate to provide a visible view of the two durable logs that is guaranteed be durable in both databases. In embodiments, the primary database may monitor the state of the durable log of the secondary database, and periodically update the visible range of the logs to include operations that have been made durable in both databases. Advantageously, the visible range of the logs is permitted to grow asynchronously from the logs themselves, so that the two databases can provide a synchronized visible view of the log data without placing timing constrains on the data's durability.

Abstract: Techniques for managing an application token may include providing, by a first service provider application on a communication device to a first service provider computer, a first request for a first application token, receiving, by an account management application on the communication device from a token service computer in communication with the first service provider computer, the first application token, and storing the first application token in a token container in the account management application.

Abstract: Techniques for managing an application token may include providing, by a first service provider application on a communication device to a first service provider computer, a first request for a first application token, receiving, by an account management application on the communication device from a token service computer in communication with the first service provider computer, the first application token, and storing the first application token in a token container in the account management application.

Abstract: Adaptive replication of changes may be performed for copies of a database. Log records may be generated and stored that correspond to changes to a database while a database is being copied. If the changes to be applied to a copy of the database is less than or equal to a threshold number of changes, then the copy of the database may be updated using the stored log records. If the changes to be applied to the copy of the database are greater than the threshold number of changes, then the copy of the database may be updated using data stored in the database.

Abstract: Techniques for managing an application token may include providing, by a first service provider application on a communication device to a first service provider computer, a first request for a first application token, receiving, by an account management application on the communication device from a token service computer in communication with the first service provider computer, the first application token, and storing the first application token in a token container in the account management application.

Abstract: A directory services implementation is provided to associate distributed file system (DFS) links with individual directory objects, and metadata to attributes thereof, to allow leveraging directory services features for DFS for a given namespace. For example, updating directory objects with modified metadata related to DFS links requires only that the directory object related to the link be updated rather than an entire directory object related to the corresponding namespace. Moreover, directory services functionalities such as querying can be utilized with DFS to provide efficient location of updated records. In this regard, efficient replication of DFS throughout a network is facilitated.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods and apparatus for integrating a new Network Element Type 6 with an Element Management System 3 in a substantially ad-hoc manner. A Network Element Type Integration Toolkit 5 retrieves and integrates a definition of the Network Element Type 6 and an alarm definition of the Network Element Type 6 with the Element Management System to enable the new Network Element Type 6 to be supported by the Element Management System 3.