Abstract: A method of conducting a login transaction on a computer, computer network, and online computer website, comprising: enrolling a user with a single secured authenticating computer, at an enrollment station located at physical premises; after receiving the user identity authentication notification, downloading from the authenticating computer, a secure biometric login (SBL) software module onto the mobile device storage device, wherein the SBL software module is configured with a non-secured section and with an inaccessible secured section, the secured section being provided with one or more encryption keys including a public key that are encapsulated in such a way that they are inaccessible externally to code of the SBL software module and are unextractable; receiving a one-time authenticating quick response (QR) code from the authenticating computer following submission of a request for login privileges by the given conducting party computer; displaying the authenticating QR code on the conducting party comp

Abstract: A method of authenticating and certifying that the conducting party that is conducting at least one of: (i) secure login to a computer; (ii) secure login to a computer network; (iii) secure login to a computer website, is (i) the authorized conducting party authorized to login and (ii) using the conducting party's authorized mobile computing wireless electronic communication device to login. More particularly, the conducting party that conducts a login is not required to know or type in the conducting party's User Names and Passwords or required to remember or know a Username or Password. The authentication and certification of a conducting party is performed by using biometric technology means and a mobile computing wireless electronic communication device.

Abstract: Method and system for carrying out secure signing of a person on a data packet sent from a sender to a recipient, the sender and the recipient connected to a data network via network connection means. A biometric sample of the person is sampled and converted to a digital form. A first digital seal produced from the combination of the digital data packet and the biometric sample, or from two or more digital seals derived from the digital data packet and the biometric sample. The digital data packet and the biometric sample and the digital seal are sent to the recipient. A second digital seal is produced from the combinations of received digital data packet and the received biometric sample. The first and the second seals are compared and if the first and the second seals are identical, the authentication of the digital signature is approved. Otherwise, the authentication of the digital signature is denied.