Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Brian Young Lee

Matthew Ryan Jezorek

Jesper Mikael Johansson

Darren Ernest Canavor

David James Kane-Parry

Scott Donald Gregory

Gregory Branchek Roth

Jon Arron McClintock

Maarten Van Horenbeeck

John Clark Coonley Duksta

Phivos Costas Aristides

James Arthur Wilson

Katharine Nicole Harrison

Scott Kenneth Bishop

Brenda Renee' Campbell

Eric Michael Laird

Ido Mittelman

A payment object service receives a request from a giver to associate a payment amount to an object. The request includes one or more images of the object and recipient information, which the payment object service uses to determine whether the association between these images and the information is unique. If the association is unique, the payment object service updates a database to associate the payment amount to the object and enable redemption of the payment amount. When the payment object service receives a request to redeem at least a portion of the payment amount, the payment object service may use one or more images and recipient information obtained from the request to verify that the images and information together correspond to the object. Once the redemption is complete, the payment object service may update the database to specify the current remaining payment amount.

Method, medium, and system for associating a payment amount with a physical object

Disclosed are various embodiments for a computing device with an integrated authentication token. The computing device includes first circuitry having a processor and a memory and providing general-purpose computing capability. The computing device also includes second circuitry configured to generate data. The first circuitry is incapable of determining the data due to a separation from the second circuitry, and the first and second circuitry may be in a single enclosure.

Computing device with integrated authentication token

Entities of an organization may have difficulties generating and remembering strong passwords. A password management service may generate passwords with high entropy and aid entities in remembering generated passwords. The password management service may generate a list of passwords based on a seed value provided by the entities. The entities may then select a password from the list of passwords to be used at the entities' password. Furthermore, the entities may be allowed to save the list of passwords to aid the entities in remembering their selected password from the list of passwords.

Assisted password generation

A method and system are provided that create a limited use secure environment (LSE) image such as a limited use operating system installation that can be booted from a removable medium (e.g. CD or flash drive). The limited use secure environment is a limited purpose OS, web browser, etc. that prevents undesired activities. When the limited use secure environment boots, it initiates a pairing operation in which a pairing code and user credentials are conveyed to an authorization server. Once the pairing code and credentials are confirmed, a provisioning service provides configuration credentials to the limited use secure environment to enable the limited use secure environment to establish a secure connection through a gateway to resources of interest.

Secure streamlined provisioning of remote access terminals

Disclosed are various embodiments for a computing device with an integrated authentication token. The computing device includes first circuitry having a processor and a memory and providing general-purpose computing capability. The computing device also includes second circuitry configured to generate a one-time password. The first circuitry is incapable of determining the one-time password due to a separation from the second circuitry, and the first and second circuitry may be in a single enclosure.

Disclosed are various embodiments for a computing device with an integrated authentication token. The computing device includes first circuitry having a processor and a memory and providing general-purpose computing capability. The computing device also includes second circuitry configured to generate a one-time password. The first circuitry is incapable of determining the one-time password due to a hardware, communicative, and/or electrical separation, and the first and second circuitry are in a single enclosure.

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Brian Young Lee