Abstract: A method for controlling access of a user to a secondary system. A primary system receives, from a user system connected to the secondary system, first authentication information comprising an encryption of a random string. The encryption of the random string is a user-specific key. Second authentication information is generated from protected secondary authentication data stored in the primary system. Generation of the second authentication information includes applying the user-specific key to the protected secondary authentication data to generate the second authentication information. The second authentication information is provided to the secondary system to enable access of the user to the secondary system.

Abstract: A method for controlling access of a user to a secondary system. A primary system receives, from a user system connected to the secondary system, first authentication information comprising an encryption of a random string. The encryption of the random string is a user-specific key. Second authentication information is generated from protected secondary authentication data stored in the primary system. Generation of the second authentication information includes applying the user-specific key to the protected secondary authentication data to generate the second authentication information. The second authentication information is provided to the secondary system to enable access of the user to the secondary system.

Abstract: A method and system for controlling access of a user to a secondary system. A primary system sends a random string to a user system that is connected to the secondary system. The user is logged on the user system. The primary system receives from the user system first authentication information including an encryption of the random string by a private key of the user. The primary system generates a user-specific key consisting of the encryption of the random string.

Abstract: A method and system for controlling access of a user to a secondary system. A primary system sends a random string to a user system that is connected to the secondary system. The user is logged on the user system. The primary system receives from the user system first authentication information including an encryption of the random string by a private key of the user. The primary system generates a user-specific key consisting of the encryption of the random string.

Abstract: A method and system for controlling access of a user to a secondary system. A primary system sends a random string to a user system that is connected to the secondary system. The user is logged on the user system. The primary system receives from the user system first authentication information including an encryption of the random string by a private key of the user. The primary system generates a user-specific key consisting of the encryption of the random string. The primary system generates second authentication information from protected secondary authentication data stored in the primary system via application of the user-specific key to the protected secondary authentication data. The primary system provides the second authentication information to the secondary system to enable access of the user to the secondary system.

Abstract: A method and system for controlling access of a user to a secondary system. The user is logged on a user system. A primary system sends a random string to a user system that is connected to the secondary system. The user is logged on the user system. The primary system receives from the user system first authentication information including an encryption of the random string by a private key of the user. The primary system generates a user-specific key consisting of the encryption of the random string. The primary system generates second authentication information from protected secondary authentication data stored in the primary system via application of the user-specific key to the protected secondary authentication data. The primary system provides the second authentication information to the secondary system to enable access of the user to the secondary system.

Abstract: A method and system for controlling access of a user to a secondary system. The user is logged on a user system. A primary system connects the user system to the secondary system. A first authentication information is received from the user system. After determining that the first authentication information conforms to protected primary authentication data included in the primary system, access of the user to the primary system is provided followed by generation of a user-specific key from the first authentication information. Second authentication information is derived from protected secondary authentication data included in the primary system, by use of the user-specific key in conjunction with the protected secondary authentication data. The second authentication information is provided to the secondary system to enable access of the user to the secondary system.

Abstract: A method and system for controlling access of a user to a secondary system. The user is logged on a user system. A primary system connects the user system to the secondary system. A first authentication information is received from the user system. After determining that the first authentication information conforms to protected primary authentication data included in the primary system, access of the user to the primary system is provided followed by generation of a user-specific key from the first authentication information. Second authentication information is derived from protected secondary authentication data included in the primary system, by use of the user-specific key in conjunction with the protected secondary authentication data. The second authentication information is provided to the secondary system to enable access of the user to the secondary system.