Abstract: Technologies are shown for secure token refresh where a client receives a first access token from an authentication service, generates an asymmetric key pair, stores the first access token in association with a private key, and sends a public key to the authentication service. The service stores the public key in association with the first access token. The client sends a refresh token request to the service with the first access token. The service responds with a verification request with proof data. The client signs the proof data with the private key and sends the signed proof data to the service. The service verifies the signed proof data using the public key associated with the first access token, creates a second access token that is stored in association with the public key, and sends the second access token to the client, which stores it in association with the private key.

Abstract: Various systems and methods for discovery and onboarding in an interconnected network framework of Internet of Things (IoT) devices are described. In an example, a technique for onboarding and provisioning a device onto an interconnected network framework includes operations to: receive a unique temporary device identifier from a device instance, the device instance indicating availability for onboarding onto a network; onboard the device instance onto the network; establish a secure session with the device instance via the network; receive, in the secure session, a secure device identifier; and initiate provisioning of the device instance in a secure directory based on the secure device identifier. In a further example, techniques are provided to securely identify and provision a second device instance (a doppelganger device instance) operating on a physical device that hosts both the first device instance and the second device instance.

Abstract: There are provided systems and methods for targeted authentication queries based on detected user actions. A user may perform various actions during a day, including online, electronic, or digital actions, such as social networking, messaging, and media consumption, as well as real-life actions, such as exercise, travel, and purchases. The actions may be used to determine a user history for the user by a service provider. When the user wishes to login to an account or otherwise authenticate the identity of the user, the user may provide login or authentication credentials. The credentials may be used to look up the user history and cause the service provider to generate an authentication—query for the user based on events associated with the user in the user history. The query may be utilized to further authenticate the user by requiring the user to respond with the event associated with the user.

Abstract: A system and a method are provided for collaborative data entry and integration. An operation performed by the system and the method include causing a collaborative interface for input to a spreadsheet to be provided via a user interface, receiving a data entry to the spreadsheet via the collaborative interface, validating the received data entry based on one or more validity rules associated with the spreadsheet, capturing a snapshot of the spreadsheet including the validated data entry, and causing at least the validated data entry of the spreadsheet to be integrated into datasets for one or more applications, at least based on the captured snapshot of the spreadsheet.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for executing a user instruction may include obtaining identification data of a user via a device associated with the user, wherein the identification data comprises at least a password, a user name, and biometric data of the user; determining, via the one or more processors, a login status based on the identification data; demonstrating, to the user, historical account data based on the login status, wherein the historical account data comprises at least historical biometric data associated with one or more historical logins; receiving, via the one or more processors, the user instruction based on the historical account data, wherein the user instruction comprises at least one of revoking a historical login, changing password, or signing out a historical device associated with a historical login of the one or more historical logins; and executing, via the one or more processors, the user instruction.

Abstract: Methods and systems for providing temporary and secure authenticated access to content from a content provider, such as data, software, services, streaming content, entertainment, and/or other information. In one embodiment, the present invention contemplates using location specific automatic authentication. The present invention contemplates a system, computer program, and associated processes and methods to provide temporary and private authentication including secure temporary authorization to data, content, software, services, and/or information based on a verification of a user's proximity to a venue.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to method and controller for secure management of a rack. The method includes generating a first unique identifier corresponding to a rack profile of the rack hosting rack devices including physical devices and logical devices, in accordance with a rack topology, wherein the rack profile is based on configuration of the rack devices and the rack topology. Further, the method includes receiving information corresponding to the rack profile of the rack from peripheral devices disposed in the rack, wherein the information is based on monitored condition of the rack devices and the rack topology. The method further includes generating a second unique identifier based on the information, and determining variation in the rack profile based on comparison of the first and second unique identifiers. Further, the method includes generating an alert signal in the rack, in response to determination of the variation in the rack profile.

Abstract: There are provided a forward relay unit (31) configured to distribute a request from a radius client (1) which is a facing node of a microservice to the microservice to one of servers (5a and 5b) accommodating the microservice; and a backward relay unit (34) configured to perform NAPT on a request from the microservice to an address band of the facing node, and return a response from the facing node to the request to the microservice in a reverse order of a path along which the request has passed. Accordingly, in a microservice infrastructure on which an NFV application requiring IP authentication is mounted, it is possible to satisfy a requirement of an application of a request transmitted from a microservice to a facing node.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for hotword trigger suppression are disclosed. In one aspect, a method includes the actions of receiving, by a microphone of a computing device, audio corresponding to playback of an item of media content, the audio including an utterance of a predefined hotword that is associated with performing an operation on the computing device. The actions further include processing the audio. The actions further include in response to processing the audio, suppressing performance of the operation on the computing device.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable storage devices that enable secured data access from a mobile device executing a native mobile application and a headless browser. The technology includes interactions between an API, a secure connection, a headless browser, that utilize one or more of web site data, fingerprint data file locations and additional web page data.

Abstract: A system and method for providing community-based broadband access are disclosed. The system is configured to provide private LTE based broadband access at remote areas that are served by satellite backhaul. The system is also configured to provide a community-based Wi-Fi like broadband service where users can purchase hourly, weekly, or monthly data packs as and when desired. The LTE base station, LTE core network, and satellite terminal included in the system are all deployed at the remote location to efficiently connect users to the internet over satellite backhaul. The system architecture further expands broadband reach for users in remote areas as compared to coverage with current satellite-based Community Wi-Fi hot spots, and provides an integrated backend system for LTE and Wi-Fi based access.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a system and a method of providing access to at least one password protected device (D1-D5) via a password management system (100). The password management system (100) comprises first and second password management servers (200), each comprising a memory for storing an active password and a reserve password. The first and second password management servers (200) communicate the active and reserve passwords via a communication link (220). Either one of the first and second password management servers (200) requests access to the password protected device using the active password stored in the memory, and if the active password does not provide access, requests access using the reserve password.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments relate to the secure storage of security questions through an immutable log, such as a blockchain. The security questions may be stored in a centralized location, accessible from an application or browser tab running on the user's device. When a security question is required, such as to perform a password reset on a website, the website may interact with the application or browser tab, which retrieves the question(s) from the blockchain. The user may enter their answers to the question(s), which may be hashed by the application or tab. The hashed answers may be entered into the original requesting website, which may verify with the blockchain that the correct answers have been provided. Thus, the requesting website sees neither the questions nor the answers. Additional security features may include logging requests for questions, so that a user can determine if a security question may have been compromised.

Abstract: An integrated gateway system configured to perform: receiving online data transmissions from a user computing device of a user; authenticating that a source of the online data transmissions matches the user computing device; transmitting the online data transmissions to the internal gateway system; authenticating credentials of the user as a pre-authorized user; restricting a number of incoming calls using a rate-limiting throttle system; transmitting the online data transmissions to the communication management system; batching the online data transmissions into one or more micro-batches based on one or more rules; transmitting the one or more micro-batches to one or more respective backend services using an events stream system; receiving respective responses transmitted from the one or more respective backend services in response to each one of the one or more micro-batches; performing each respective task of one or more tasks based on the respective responses from the one or more respective backend servic

Abstract: Systems for contactless authentication and event processing are provided. In some examples, a user may request processing of an event. The user may provide user identifying or event identifying information that may be transmitted to contactless processing computing platform. Based on the user identifying information, additional user data may be retrieved. An interactive authentication request may be generated and transmitted to the user computing device. The interactive authentication request may include a request for one or more types of authentication data. The user may input authentication response data into the user computing device, which may then be transmitted to the contactless processing computing platform for evaluation. The authentication response data may be evaluated to determine whether it includes a trigger, whether it matches pre-stored authentication data, and the like. In response, one or more authentication outputs may be generated and/or the requested event may be processed or denied.

Abstract: A data processing system includes a rich execution environment, a hardware accelerator, a trusted execution environment, and a memory. The REE includes a processor configured to execute an application. A compute kernel is executed on the hardware accelerator and the compute kernel performs computations for the application. The TEE provides relatively higher security than the REE and includes an accelerator controller for controlling operation of the hardware accelerator. The memory has an unsecure portion coupled to the REE and to the TEE, and a secure portion coupled to only the TEE. The secure portion is relatively more secure than the unsecure portion. Data that is to be accessed and used by the hardware accelerator is stored in the secure portion of the memory. In another embodiment, a method is provided for securely executing an application is the data processing system.

Abstract: A device may receive transaction data indicating that a transaction occurred. The transaction may be between a first user of a first device and a second user of a second device. The device may receive, from the first device, first sensor data indicating a first location recorded by a first sensor of the first device at a first point in time associated with the transaction; and receive, from the second device, second sensor data indicating a second location recorded by a second sensor of the second device at a second point in time associated with the transaction. Based on the transaction data, the first sensor data, and/or the second sensor data, the device may determine whether the transaction occurred and perform an action based on the determination of whether the transaction occurred.

Abstract: Embodiments of the prevent invention provide a network access authentication method and device. The method comprises: receiving an authentication request message sent by a first serving network, wherein the authentication request message carries a user equipment pseudonym identifier generated by a user equipment; determining whether a local user equipment pseudonym identifier is asynchronous with the user equipment pseudonym identifier generated by the user equipment; and obtaining, if the determination result is yes, an encrypted international mobile subscriber identity (IMSI) to carry out network access authentication on the user equipment. The embodiments of the present invention can solve the problem that a network access process in the related art does not provide a processing method for the case where the user equipment pseudonym identifier in the user equipment is asynchronous with the user equipment pseudonym identifier in a home network.

Abstract: The described technology provides for plural application processes including at least one application in a browser to reliably acquire device information that can be used by other processes to accurately determine whether the plural applications are running on the same client device and/or are associated with aspects of the same client device. The more reliable determination of the devices associated with respective application processes can be used for various purposes such as, for example, user access management capabilities such as improved single sign-on (SSO) capability and/or improved multiple login prevention (MLP) capability.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed relating to sharing access to electronically-secured property. In some embodiments, a first computing device having a first secure element receives, from a second computing device associated with an owner of the electronically-secured property, an indication that the second computing device has transmitted a token to server computing system, the token permitting a user of the first computing device access to the electronically-secured property. Based on the received indication, the first computing device sends a request for the transmitted token to the server computing system and, in response to receiving the requested token, securely stores the received token in the first secure element of the first computing device. The first computing device subsequently transmits the stored token from the first secure element of the first device to the electronically-secured property to obtain access to the electronically-secured property based on the token.

Abstract: There is a growing problem in correctional facility telecommunications systems in which parties on a voice call may connect inmate callers with restricted parties. Prison communication systems monitor calls to prevent such activity, but in Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) environments such systems may fail to detect this activity. The present disclosure provides details of a system and method for using SIP messages common in VoIP environments to detect illicit activity initiated by a party on a voice call within a controlled environment. Scenarios are detected in which a called party connects an inmate caller to a restricted party via three-way call conferencing, call forwarding, or other call features. Corrective actions are then taken when such activity is detected, such as call blocking or alerting officials illicit activity is occurring.

Abstract: Methods and systems for enhancing remote desktop experiences are described herein. A computing device may launch a remote desktop session. During the remote desktop session, the computing device may receive user input requesting a file to be launched at the computing device using a native application. The computing device may receive, from a remote desktop server, the file. Using a local application, the computing device may launch the file.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for client application authentication and include receiving a request to authenticate an application and, based on the received request to authenticate the application, sending a request to perform a push communication, including a short-term shared key, to a digital distribution system, wherein the digital distribution system is a distribution source of the application. The digital distribution system attempts to send the push communication including the short-term shared key to the application. The techniques may proceed by receiving a request for resources from the provider client application and determining whether the application has the short-term shared key. When it is determined that the application has provided the short-term shared key, the requested resources to the application may be provided, otherwise, the requested resources may be denied.

Abstract: A system for location-aware authentication is configured to receive an authentication request associated with an identifier of a user for accessing an application and retrieves user information associated with the identifier and the application. The system then determines that the user information includes a geofence and information associated with a device of the user. Based on the geofence and the device information, the system sends a geolocation data request to the device, causing the device to gather and send the device's current geolocation data to the computing system. A data structure is generated to store data related to the device's current geolocation and sent to the application, which in turn causes the application to grant or deny the authentication request.

Abstract: A method includes a data processing system creating a proxy for a virtual vault to access a data owner system in accordance with a temporary credential protocol, where the proxy is the only conduit between the virtual vault and the data owner system. The method continues by the proxy receiving a request from a virtual machine within the virtual vault, requesting data from the data owner system. When the request is valid, the method continues by the proxy creating a data retrieval request based on the request and data access credentials associated with the data owner system. The method continues by the proxy forwarding a data response from the data owner system to the virtual machine. The method continues by the data processing system deleting the proxy and the virtual vault when a data query has been completed, where the request is in accordance with the data query.

Abstract: A method for a story fill authentication process includes, responsive to receiving a first authentication request to authenticate a user, displaying a first generated story with one or more obfuscated portions, where the first generated story is based on event data associated with a first previously captured event and additional data utilized to enrich the event data for the first previously captured event. The method also includes, responsive to determining text provided for the one or more obfuscated portions of the first generated story at least meets a comparison threshold level to a first complete generated story based on a semantic comparison, granting the user access to a resource associated with the first authentication request.

Abstract: Embodiments for processing authentication tokens in a system with multiple Representational State Transfer (REST) servers and clients. An intelligence process for multiple processes or multiple REST clients in an OS effectively communicates with multiple REST servers and proactively manages each server's authentication token. A shared library is loaded into a process that uses shared memory to manage the generation and expiry of a token and to communicate with a supported REST server through a single function call. The REST Authentication token will be generated for each REST server and stored in the shared memory which will be reused across multiple processes that use the library. The REST token will be validated for each function call.

Abstract: In some embodiments, an exemplary access controlling network architecture may include: a computing device, configured to: receive application program instruction to display an access controller interface element and a multi-part multi-functional access control, where the access controller interface element is: communicatively coupled to a cellular network hosted access controlling schema and operationally linked to at least one access-restricted digital resource; where the multi-part multi-functional access control sequence includes: a symbol, an access code, and a particular access control digital key; transmit an access request having: the multi-part multi-functional access control sequence and an identity linked to the computing device; receive, in response to the access request, a program instruction to unlock the at least one access-restricted digital resource for accessing via the computing device after the access code has been accepted by the cellular network hosted access controlling schema and the pa

Abstract: A system in a vehicle includes one or more sensors configured to obtain occupant information from an occupant utilizing at least facial information of the occupant. The system also includes a controller in communication with the one or more sensors. The controller is configured to determine an application policy associated with one or more applications of the vehicle and execute the one or more applications in response to facial information exceeding a first authentication layer or second authentication layer associated with the application policy.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for processing requests for digital components. A method includes receiving a request from a client device for a digital component generated by a first SDK installed at a client device, examining data fields of the request by servers, generating real-time requests by the servers, and transmitting each real-time request to a third-party digital component provider by the servers. The method further includes receiving responses to the real-time requests from the third party digital component provider by the servers, selecting a particular response to transmit to the client device responsive to the request for the digital component by the servers, and transmitting the particular response to the first SDK with instructions specifying which SDK installed at the client device is required to render a digital component included in the particular response by the servers.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable storage media for providing access to a hybrid web application offline. In some implementations, a computing device can be configured with a hybrid application that includes a native layer and a web view. The native layer can provide access to native features of the computing device while the web view can provide web client features, such as graphical user interfaces and server communication functionality. When the computing device is offline and the hybrid application is invoked, the native layer can load from local storage a resource bundle including the web code needed to present the web view graphical user interface, and/or facilitate communication with the web server. Similarly, when the computing device is offline, the hybrid application can load previously stored content items into the web view from local storage through the native layer so that the user can work with the content items offline.

Abstract: Techniques for sharing secrets over one or more computer networks using proxies are provided. In one technique, a proxy server receives, from a client device, over a computer network, a request for a secret. In response to receive the request, the proxy server causes a tunnel to be created with a resource server that is separate from the client device, retrieves the secret from a secrets repository, and causes the secret to be transmitted through the tunnel to the resource server.

Abstract: Confirming user consent includes prompting the user to tap a card a card reader or a computing device and confirming consent in response to the user taping the card. The user may be prompted for a response in a plurality of possible responses and only a particular one of the possible responses may require taping the card. The user may consent to installation of software on the computing device. The user may be logged in to the computing device. A login ID for the user may be cached and/or may be accessed in connection with the user tapping the card. Confirming user consent may also include obtaining a pairing code for accessing the card and confirming consent in response to the user taping the card and the pairing code allowing access to the card. The pairing code may be cached in the card reader or the computing device.

Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure provide a method for enhancing standard authentication systems to include risk-based decisions. Risk-based decisions can be selectively implemented within existing authentication systems to strategically modify and supplement security if an unacceptable risk is detected. Embodiments capture information pertaining to a user and user device. Information is stored to create a profile for the user and user device. A comparison between the stored information and live data can be performed within authentication systems to optimize security. If the results of the comparison demonstrate the presence of an acceptable risk, then the need for subsequent authentication can be reduced or eliminated, which improves a user experience.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method of allowing a wearable device connected to a user equipment device to communicate with a mobile communications network, wherein the user equipment device transmits non-access stratum messages to the mobile communications network for performance of an identification and an authentication of the wearable device in the mobile communications network and monitors transmissions sent by the mobile communications network in paging occasions, wherein paging occasions for paging messages intended for the wearable device are time aligned with paging occasions for paging messages intended for the user equipment device.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes receiving an authentication request from an external device for authenticating an application on the external device, and receiving a plurality of information items in connection with the authentication request from a plurality of different externally residing information sources. The authentication request is then evaluated, which includes evaluating each of the plurality of information items, to determine an authentication status of the application. Based on the authentication status, the device is then selectively permitted access to private information through the application. A computer system and/or machine-readable media may be provided to perform some or all steps of the method.

Abstract: Methods and systems for authentication using multiple identity providers are described herein. A first identity provider may receive, e.g., from a second identity provider, an indication of an authentication request. The first identity provider may retrieve, from a storage device, session information associated with the request. The first identity provider may authenticate, using one or more first functions, based on the session information, and based on authentication credentials received from a user, the user. Based on the authentication, the first identity provider may modify the session information. The second identity provider may authenticate, based on the session information and using one or more second functions, the user. The one or more second functions may comprise providing the user a token based on the session information. The session information may be subsequently deleted.

Abstract: An electronic device, method and computer program product enable detecting user attention to dynamic content and enabling subsequent user access. The electronic device includes display device(s), a memory containing application(s) and a content monitoring supervisor (CMS) application, and a controller. The controller is communicatively coupled to the display device(s) and the memory and which executes the CMS application to configure the electronic device to perform functionality. The functionality includes retrieving content requested by the application(s). The functionality includes presenting at least a portion of the content on the display device(s). The functionality includes storing information associated with a particular portion of the content in response to determining that the particular portion has been viewed by a user of the electronic device for more than a time threshold.

Abstract: Techniques provided herein relate to electronic data access requests. An access system receives at least one electronic data action request from a client. At least a portion of the data access authentication information is sourced from a secondary device connected to an intermediary device. The electronic data action request is authenticated based upon the data access authentication information.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for performing location-based authentication using location-aware devices. One method includes: receiving an access request comprising authentication credentials and a first location from a first location-aware device; receiving a second location from a second location-aware device associated with the authentication credentials; and upon determining that the first location and second location are within a pre-determined distance, authenticating the authentication credentials.

Abstract: An example method of secure attestation of a workload deployed in a virtualized computing system is described. The virtualized computing system includes a host cluster and a virtualization management server, the host cluster having hosts and a virtualization layer executing on hardware platforms of the hosts. The method includes: launching, in cooperation with a security module of a host, a guest as a virtual machine (VM) managed by the virtualization layer, the security module generating an attestation report from at least a portion of the VM loaded into memory of the host; sending the attestation report from the security module to a trust authority; receiving, in response to verification of the attestation report by the trust authority, a secret from the trust authority at the security module; and providing the secret from the security module to the guest.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to providing cloud computing resources from one or more cloud service providers for a client computing device through a computing platform. The client computing device may benefit from an economy of scale while being able to obtain different types of cloud services over a plurality of cloud providers. The client computing device may request an initial amount of cloud services and subsequently may request cloud services that utilize a requested amount of cloud resources. The requested amount of cloud resources may be apportioned among the plurality of cloud service providers, to provide the requested cloud service. The computing platform may also support a cloud abstraction layer interacting between client computing device and one or more cloud providers so that the client computing device can obtain cloud service in a transparent manner.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for a media provider to allow a user to access media objects with a third-party partner that authenticates the user and authorizes the user to access certain media objects. The media provider offers access to media objects, such as video content or audio content. The partner, through a relationship with the media provider, similarly offers access to the media provider's media objects, for example, as a service or benefit to the partner's customers or users. In particular, a partner integration server mediates user authentication and authorization by the partner. The partner integration server also allows the media provider to easily and flexibly to add and integrate additional partners.

Abstract: A system and method includes receiving, via a fiber optic cable, an analog fiber optic signal that preserves native radio frequency (RF) energy characteristics of at least one first RF signal associated with at least one wireless device, and converting, by a light-to-RF converter, the received analog fiber optic signal into at least one second RF signal. The system and method can further comprise analyzing, by a processor, the at least one second RF signal and generating, by the processor, at least one digital signature associated with the at least one wireless device, respectively, based on the analysis of the at least one second RF signal. The system and method yet further comprise determining, by the processor, if the at least one wireless device associated with the at least one digital signature, respectively, is one of an authorized device and an unauthorized device.

Abstract: Techniques for receiving operational preferences for operating network devices, and determining software updates for the network devices based on the operational preferences. A recommendation system may determine a group of network devices in a device network based on the network devices in the group performing a common functional role or have common attributes. The recommendation engine may further receive the operational preferences for the group of network devices from a user associated with the device network. These operational preferences may be continuously, or periodically, evaluated against actual operating conditions of the group of network devices to determine whether a risk metric associated with the actual operation conditions violates an operational preference. In some instances, the recommendation system may provide the user with access to a recommendation to run updated software that is more optimized for the network device and that satisfies the operational preferences of the user.

Abstract: A computerized system conducts customer identification processing for customers who remotely open accounts with personal identification information that cannot be verified through available data sources. The system receives a portion of identity data in response to a request for the customer to provide the portion of identity data from a customer identification document during a financial transaction. The system updates an identity profile of the customer by combining the portion of identity data with different portions of previously received identity data that were previously received from different merchants during transactions between the customer and the different merchants. Based on comparing the identity profile to unverified identity data of the customer, the system determines whether to maintain or terminate the account.

Abstract: The present invention disclose a key distribution method. The method includes obtaining, by a first key management system, a shared key of a first network element, where the shared key of the first network element is generated according to a key parameter obtained after the first network element performs authentication or a root key of the first network element; obtaining a service key, where the service key is used to perform encryption and/or integrity protection on communication data in a first service between the first network element and a second network element; performing encryption and/or integrity protection on the service key by using the shared key of the first network element, to generate a first security protection parameter; and sending the first security protection parameter to the first network element. According to present invention, data can be protected against an eavesdropping attack in a sending process.

Abstract: A shared storage system that is optimized for post-production workflows that use NLEs such as Final Cut Pro X, DaVinci Resolve, Premiere and Avid is disclosed. Further, shared storage systems comprising workstations and shared storage systems, such as NAS devices, are disclosed that optimize workstation settings based on a database of optimal configuration settings to provide optimal bandwidth, minimal latency and stable performance for digital content creation/editing workflows that use file exchange between the workstation and the shared storage system. Novel methods and systems for storage systems are disclosed that configure and expose share drives in novel ways to facilitate video editing, audio editing and compositing.

Abstract: A third-party server, delegated by organizations to manage application environment, may maintain a plurality of guided workflow plans. At least one of the guided workflow plans may include one or more steps associated with setting up an interaction control policy. The third-party server may receive an interaction report associated with the organization. The interaction report may include metadata of one or more devices that interacted with other devices. The third-party server may identify a particular device to which existing interaction control policies of the organization are inapplicable. The third-party server may search for additional out-of-band information of the particular device using the metadata in the interaction report. The third-party server may select an applicable guided workflow plan for setting up an applicable interaction control policy for the particular device. A guided workflow may be presented via a graphical user interface according to the applicable guided workflow plan.

Abstract: A live web camera feed and streaming transmission system and method for gathering, identifying and authenticating biometric data of a specific human being while constantly monitoring, tracking, analyzing, storing and distributing dynamic biometric data to ensure authorized access to the secured system continues via positive live feed monitoring of biometric data for participating computer systems and or programs. Multiple, correlative, inseparable, embedded serial numbers allow for editing within a live video recording session because the serial numbers are “attached” to one another from frame to frame. The degree of identity verification correlated with the various serial numbers, directly affects an indelible, detectible, identity verification cumulative authentication rating score in conjunction with a recognizable and standardized, indelible, detectible, hyperlinked color-coded security badge displaying the degree of identity authentication.