Traitware, Inc.

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Christopher M Canfield

Herbert W Spencer, Iii

Steven A Hickerson

Vince Conroy

Harlan Hutson

Lance Canfield

Andrew Heath Spencer

Todd S Hickerson

A method for authenticating a user for performing a transaction comprises receiving unique knowledge of the user such as photoauthentication, and receiving a hardware profile associated with the user. The unique knowledge and the hardware profile are compared against previously stored data representing unique knowledge of the user and a hardware profile associated with the user. If both the received data representing the unique knowledge of the user and the received hardware profile are authenticated, the transaction is allowed to go forward.

Authentication system

A multi-factor authentication method and system is provided such that a push notification during an authentication process is only received if a mobile device and user are authenticated prior to receiving the push notification. Either the mobile device itself or a second device sending the push notification may be programmed to either reject or not forward the authentication request. Additionally, using the method of the present invention, enhanced security is provided by requiring the location of the mobile device and the second device to be approximately in the same geographical location.

Multi-factor authentication with increased security

A system for creating authenticating a user from user information, hardware profile, and combinations thereof, where the hardware profile includes user generated data stored on an electronic device.

A system for creating a combined electronic identification that obtains user information () about a user of a hardware device (), authenticates the user from the user information (), obtains a hardware profile () of the device (), the hardware profilecomprising user generated data stored on the device () and links the user information () and the hardware profile () as a combined electronic identification. The hardware device () can be comprised of a main processor, memory, a touchscreen interface, and a wireless communication module, such as a mobile phone, computer, or tablet computer.

A suspension system for supporting a frame of a vehicle on at least one wheel that is coupled via a chain to a chain ring on the frame. The suspension system includes a structural member supporting an axle of the wheel, a first linkage arm connecting the structural member to the frame, a second linkage arm connecting the structural member to the frame, and a shock absorber coupled between the frame and one of the structural member, the first linkage arm and the second linkage arm. Additionally, the center of curvature (CC) of the axle of the wheel is located within a predetermined radius of a tangent contact point between a tension segment of the chain and the chain ring throughout a range motion of the suspension system.

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Santa Clarita, CA, United States of America

Christopher M Canfield