Abstract: A machine-to-machine secure messaging system permits a first machine to send a message to a second machine, despite not knowing the addressing information (e.g., telephone number, IP address or other identifier) associated with the second machine. The system comprises an intermediary server with access to a database with information linking addressing information with other information related to the device, e.g., owner name, operator name and job title, etc., and facilitates a secure communication without the need for either party to the communication to know the other party's addressing information.

Abstract: A machine-to-machine secure messaging system permits a first machine to send a message to a second machine, despite not knowing the addressing information (e.g., telephone number, IP address or other identifier) associated with the second machine. The system comprises an intermediary server with access to a database with information linking addressing information with other information related to the device, e.g., owner name, operator name and job title, etc., and facilitates a secure communication without the need for either party to the communication to know the other party's addressing information.

Abstract: A system for authenticating an identity of a user is disclosed. The system comprises a processor and a non-volatile storage medium comprising computer executable instructions to instruct the processor to receive an image file relating to the user, from a user device owned by the user; determine whether the image file matches stored image information ma database, wherein the stored image information is not an image file and contains identifying information about the image; and, if the image file matches the stored image information, allow the user to request an authentication message be sent to the user device, request that an authentication message be sent to a destination oilier than, the user device, or request that a message be sent to a third party whose message addressing information is unknown to the user.

Abstract: A machine-to-machine secure messaging system permits a first machine to send a message to a second machine, despite not knowing the addressing information (e.g., telephone number, IP address or other identifier) associated with the second machine. The system comprises an intermediary server with access to a database with information linking addressing information with other information related to the device, e.g., owner name, operator name and job title, etc., and facilitates a secure communication without the need for either party to the communication to know the other party's addressing information.