Bank of America Corporation

Brandon Ingram

Joseph Benjamin Castinado

Naoll Addisu Merdassa

Ann Ta

Kevin Graham Robberts

Hope Barus

Hosam Sonny ElHamahmy

Oscar Guzman

Embodiments of the invention are directed to systems, methods, and computer program products for onboarding digital content to a platform designed specifically for seamless creation and user-friendly management of non-fungible tokens. The invention allows for users with zero knowledge of decentralized protocols to leverage the benefits of such technologies by providing a system for uploading existing digital content, automating the creation of one or more non-fungible tokens, managing permissioned access to the non-fungible tokens, and facilitating the ownership transfer of the non-fungible tokens.

Distributed platform for integration of existing digital unique resources

A heightened level of security is provided in a computing platform by monitoring usage of applications and/or services residing on or accessible to a computing platform to determine abnormal usage patterns. In response to determining an abnormal pattern of usage, the user is required to provide biometric data, such as voice data, facial feature data, fingerprint data or the like, as a means of authenticating the user. The abnormal pattern of usage may be determined dynamically by comparing current usage patterns to known user baseline usage patterns. Alternatively, the abnormal pattern of usage is predefined, such as the resetting of passwords in a predefined number of applications and/or services over a predefined period of time.

Biometric authentication based on behavioral analysis

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for analyzing using artificial intelligence engines depicted in audio visual content. The system is configured for determining that a user has accessed a first audio visual content on an audio visual content providing platform, performing a frame-by-frame analysis to determine one or more resources depicted in the first audio visual content, identifying one or more third party systems associated with the one or more resources, crawling the one or more third party systems associated with the one or more resources, extracting resource information associated with the one or more resources from the one or more third party systems based on crawling the one or more third party systems, and embedding the resource information associated with the one or more resources in the first audio visual content.

Systems, methods, and apparatuses for analyzing, using AI engines, resources depicted in audio visual content

Dynamic security queries are generated based on historical records for purposes of knowledge-based authentication. The dynamic nature of the queries and answers means that once generated, the queries and the answers are exclusively stored in temporary memory (i.e., Random Access Memory (RAM) or the like). As such, the queries and answers are permanently erased from RAM after they have been presented to the user or, at a maximum, are erased from RAM once the computing session is terminated. Moreover, since the queries/answers are determined from dynamic user-specific datasets compiled at the time of authentication, the present invention is able to generate knowledge-based queries that are not capable of identification by other parties from any level of personal record searching.

Generating dynamic security queries for knowledge-based authentication based on historical datasets

A system includes a memory and a processor coupled to the memory. The processor is configured to receive a first user credential associated with a user and authorize an avatar of the user to enter a virtual environment. The processor receives a second user credential associated with the user and authorizes the first avatar to access a virtual entity in the virtual environment. The processor receives a request from the user to authenticate the virtual entity and, in response, retrieves user data associated with the user and presents it to the user in the virtual environment. The processor receives an indication from the user that the virtual entity is authentic. The processor then receives a request from the user to perform a virtual data interaction with the virtual entity and initiates the requested data interaction.

Authenticating a virtual entity in a virtual environment

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for facilitating creation, verification, and management of digital resources. The system is configured for receiving a digital content for upload to a distributed register from a user, via a user interface, receiving one or more instructions associated with distribution of the digital content from the user, via the user interface, creating one or more digital resources from the digital content via the user interface based on the one or more instructions received from the user, and storing the one or more digital resources on the distributed register.

System and method for facilitating creation, verification, and management of digital resources

Embodiments of the invention are directed to systems, methods, and computer program products for generation of dynamic authentication tokens for use in system-to-system transaction authorization and user identity verification. The system utilizes user biometric data to generate unique authentication tokens which are customized to a particular user. Furthermore, the system rotates not only the encryption algorithms used, but also the datasets being encrypted in order to provide a high level of security such that even if a user's biometric data was compromised, it would be highly unlikely that an attacker would be able to recreate the authentication token stemming from said biometric data at any given point in time. The system eliminates the need for user-provided authentication credentials and provides a more secure and more efficient method of authenticating data exchange between multiple systems or applications.

Electronic system for generation of authentication tokens using biometric data

A system is provided for transfer of digital resources using an integrated resource platform. In particular, the system may comprise a networked platform that may be accessible by one or more users to access digital resources (e.g., non-fungible tokens stored on a distributed register). The platform may further display a graphical user interface through which the user may take various actions with respect to such digital resources, including the ability to view metadata associated with the resources or to transfer the resources. In this regard, the platform may integrate multiple different types of distributed registers and/or legacy computing systems such that the user may access the digital resources along with the functions associated therewith.

System and method for transfer of digital resources using an integrated resource platform

A system provides for facilitating design, testing, and implementation of system architecture is provided. In particular, the system may be configured to determine that a user has accessed an interactive user interface via a user device, display one or more options associated with one or more applications associated with an entity on the interactive user interface, receive a selection of at least two options associated with at least two applications of the one or more applications, extract application data of the at least two applications in real-time, receive one or more connections associated with the at least two application from the user via the user device and the interactive user interface, and generate a flow by connecting the at least two applications based on the application data and the one or more connections received from the user.

System for providing interactive tools for design, testing, and implementation of system architecture

Embodiments of the invention are directed to systems, methods, and computer program products for generation of dynamic authentication tokens for use in system-to-system transaction authorization and user identity verification. The system utilizes user historical data to generate unique authentication tokens which are customized to a particular user. Furthermore, the system rotates not only the encryption algorithms used, but also the datasets being encrypted in order to provide a high level of security such that even if a user's historical data was compromised, it would be highly unlikely that an attacker would be able to recreate the authentication token stemming from said historical data at any given point in time. The system eliminates the need for user-provided authentication credentials and provides a more secure and more efficient method of authenticating data exchange between multiple systems or applications.

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Brandon Ingram