Abstract: The system and method of the present disclosure relates to data stored in a common database of a network for parallel processing by multiple processors or processing centers. As consumers and business continue to generate more and more data, the amount of data being stored across networks and computing environments increases. To monitor and process increasingly large amounts of data, the system and method of the present disclosure utilizes the atomicity of certain databases and storage devices to efficiently identify and mark data for processing by a designated processor or processing center, such that the designated processor or processing center is responsible for processing the identified and marked data. Consequently, the system ensures that no two processors or processing centers are processing the same data at the same time without the use of schedulers, queues or other conventional techniques.

Abstract: A method of performing operations on a processor of a financial transaction processing system, includes receiving an eCommerce transaction message containing an account identifier for a pending eCommerce transaction and initial parameter information characterizing an originating user terminal that communicated the eCommerce transaction message. A network address of a registered user terminal that is associated with the account identifier is identified. A terminal authentication challenge message containing a request for updated parameters characterizing the registered user terminal, is communicated toward the network address. A terminal authentication response message containing updated parameter information characterizing the registered user terminal, is received from the registered user terminal. A risk score for the pending eCommerce transaction is generated based on similarity between the initial and updated parameter information.

Abstract: A method of performing operations on a processor of a financial transaction processing system, includes receiving from a merchant node an eCommerce authentication request for a pending eCommerce transaction associated with a user terminal. The eCommerce authentication request contains transaction information that comprises a user terminal identifier and a reported list of wireless device identifiers that are observed by the user terminal. A risk score is generated for the pending eCommerce transaction based on comparison of the reported list of wireless device identifiers to a registered list of wireless device identifiers which has been associated with the user terminal identifier. Authentication of the eCommerce authentication request is controlled based on the risk score. Related computer nodes of financial transaction processing systems and user terminals are disclosed.

Abstract: The system and method of the present disclosure relates to data stored in a common database of a network for parallel processing by multiple processors or processing centers. As consumers and business continue to generate more and more data, the amount of data being stored across networks and computing environments increases. To monitor and process increasingly large amounts of data, the system and method of the present disclosure utilizes the atomicity of certain databases and storage devices to efficiently identify and mark data for processing by a designated processor or processing center, such that the designated processor or processing center is responsible for processing the identified and marked data. Consequently, the system ensures that no two processors or processing centers are processing the same data at the same time without the use of schedulers, queues or other conventional techniques.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed herein for systematically tracking the entire forwarding flow of an electronic message, such as an email. A determination is made to track an electronic message prior to it being relayed to an intended recipient. When the electronic message is forwarded by the intended recipient, a feedback message is sent by the forwarder to the originator of the electronic message. This may be used to allow the original author to review and authorize recipients of the forwarded message. The original author need not know up front to whom the message might be forwarded. Note that this not only provides security, but also provides for fine grained system for tracking the flow of messages, such as sensitive emails. The system can automatically assess the risk of authorizing the recipient to whom the message was forwarded to have access to the content based on machine learning, rules, etc.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed herein for systematically tracking the entire forwarding flow of an electronic message, such as an email. A determination is made to track an electronic message prior to it being relayed to an intended recipient. When the electronic message is forwarded by the intended recipient, a feedback message is sent by the forwarder to the originator of the electronic message. This may be used to allow the original author to review and authorize recipients of the forwarded message. The original author need not know up front to whom the message might be forwarded. Note that this not only provides security, but also provides for fine grained system for tracking the flow of messages, such as sensitive emails. The system can automatically assess the risk of authorizing the recipient to whom the message was forwarded to have access to the content based on machine learning, rules, etc.