Abstract: A computer-implemented method for performing a confirmation process via a resetting webpage form is disclosed. The method includes generating first and second sets of login credentials associated with a webpage form. The first set has at least read and edit privileges for the webpage form with respect to a webpage data, and the second set has at least read and verification privileges. The method further includes receiving edits to the webpage data, where the edits are associated with the first set of login credentials, providing a user interface of the webpage form that includes the edits, rejecting, by the second set of login credentials, the edits, and resetting the webpage form such that the webpage data is removed.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for performing a bifurcated confirmation process via a resetting webpage form defending against Man-In-The-Middle attacks. An exemplary use case is that of municipal bond closing which is typically performed via large email lists and is subject to Man-In-The-Middle hijacking attacks. The process typically involves a large number of advisors and reviewing entities, any of one of which could become compromised and lead to substantial theft. A disclosed resetting webpage form flips the arrangement such that all of the computers would need to be compromised in order for the attack to be successful. The webpage form further includes verification of data where the multiple parties independently log onto the online platform and indicate validation of the data wherein any change in the data causes all validation indications to become reset, restarting the process.