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Stripe, Inc.

Adam Stubblefield

Matthew Daniel Green

Stephen C Bono

Julien Boeuf

Gael Hatchue

Michael Bayles

Caitriona Kelly

Serhii Rud

Eric Woroshow

Andrew Joseph Dunham

Zachary Nathaniel Joseph Peterson

Paul Alfred Carleton, Jr

Presented herein are systems and methods of generating security-aware tokens. A token may include (i) a first signature encrypted by the second service and (ii) an identification of the plurality of databases accessible using the first token. When a processor determines that the token is valid, the processor may generate a second signature using an encryption key of the first service and a third signature using the shared key of the second service. Thereby a second token derivative of the first token can be created to include (i) the second signature of the first service, (ii) the third signature generated from the shared key of the second service, and (iii) the identification of the plurality of databases accessible using the second token.

Systems and methods for authenticating clients to access data

Methods and apparatuses for using secrets and a secrets framework are described. In some embodiments, the method comprises executing, by a computing system, application code that includes a reference to a secret value inaccessible to the application code, the reference being in the form of a handle that contains the secret value, including passing the handle to injector code; and executing the injector code, including accepting the handle; obtaining the secret value from the handle; and using the secret value in an operation on behalf of the application code.

Secrets framework

Apparatuses, devices, and methods for protecting content on a computer are disclosed that employ a novel hypervisor configured to segregate, or partition, hardware resources or portions thereof into protected and unprotected areas and devices. The partitioning, effectively hides protected hardware resources, such as the BIOS device, etc., from operating systems running on the computer. The hypervisor controls access resources into the protected area and limits the manner in which the operating systems on the computer can access the protected resources and content. The hypervisor can be configured to physically partition entire hardware resource or to employ virtualization technology to partition hardware resources, such as memory devices, into protected and unprotected areas that are virtually partitioned. The hypervisor of the present invention provides a new concept in employing anti-forensic techniques to bring about a protection mechanism that prevents unauthorized users including remote attackers who have obtained administrative access from accessing, reverse engineering, or otherwise exposing content protected. The content can generally be anything that can be maintained in a computer including data, algorithms, code, information and processes in general, etc., such as personal, sensitive, confidential and proprietary information and algorithms, and cryptographic keys.

Virtualization-based security apparatuses, methods, and systems

Disclosed is a method and apparatus for sharing sensitive data. A trusted operating system is configured to securely execute boot instructions for one or more hardware component. A virtual operating system in communication with the trusted operating system is configured with one or more security policies defining access rights associated with the one or more hardware component.

Method and apparatus for limiting access to sensitive data

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Adam Stubblefield