Patents by Inventor Daniel Vincent Stone

Daniel Vincent Stone has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Systems and methods to identify ANI and caller ID manipulation for determining trustworthiness of incoming calling party and billing number information
    Patent number: 9871913
    Abstract: Systems and methods for determining the trustworthiness of calling party information, such as caller ID and ANI information, contained in a call request are provided. The method includes receiving a call request at a service provider network element, such as a telecommunication carrier switch. A decision is made as to whether the call request should be verified by reviewing a database of called telephone numbers for monitoring. When the call request is to be verified, a determination is made whether a discrepancy exists between the calling party information contained within the call request and authenticated stored calling party information. For example, the caller ID information in a call request is compared to service provider caller ID information for the calling party to determine if they match. When a discrepancy exists, a discrepancy report is transmitted to the called party.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 16, 2016
    Date of Patent: January 16, 2018
    Assignee: TrustID, Inc.
    Inventors: Shreyas Dattatraya Saitawdekar, Patrick Michael Cox, Daniel Vincent Stone, Dean Franklin Black, Richard J. Green
  • Systems and methods to identify ANI and caller ID manipulation for determining trustworthiness of incoming calling party and billing number information
    Patent number: 9264536
    Abstract: Systems and methods for determining the trustworthiness of calling party information, such as caller ID and ANI information, contained in a call request are provided. The method includes receiving a call request at a service provider network element, such as a telecommunication carrier switch. A decision is made as to whether the call request should be verified by reviewing a database of called telephone numbers for monitoring. When the call request is to be verified, a determination is made whether a discrepancy exists between the calling party information contained within the call request and authenticated stored calling party information. For example, the caller ID information in a call request is compared to service provider caller ID information for the calling party to determine if they match. When a discrepancy exists, a discrepancy report is transmitted to the called party.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 20, 2012
    Date of Patent: February 16, 2016
    Assignee: TrustID, Inc.
    Inventors: Shreyas Dattatraya Saitawdekar, Patrick Michael Cox, Daniel Vincent Stone, Dean Franklin Black, Richard J. Greene