Trusona, Inc.

David Michael Kopack

Ori Eisen

Nikolas Mangu-Thitu

Clayton Lengel-Zigich

Systems and methods for cryptographic authentication are provided. A transport service may establish a connection with a login device, where a user is attempting to log in via a web browser. The login device may display a graphical code that encodes a unique URL provided by the transport service. A user may use an authenticator device to image the graphical code. A browser within the authenticator device may be opened and access the URL. The transport service may utilize the authenticator device to perform a proximity-based authentication.

Systems and methods for cryptographic authentication

Provided is a network-enabled method for creating an online account using a network of devices. The method comprises: receiving by an authentication system, a request to create an online account with an online server; generating a visual graphical code by the authentication system, which is displayed on a display screen and comprises a validation identity; acquiring image data of the visual graphical code from a user device with aid of optical detection apparatus, by capturing an image of the visual graphical code displayed on the display screen; processing the image data to extract the validation identity; based on the validation identity identifying an online serve provider associated with the online server and user information categories associated with the online account; and based on identification information related to the user identifying the user, and the data to the online server for the online account with the online server.

Methods and systems for network-enabled account creation using optical detection

Provided herein are systems and methods for verifying online communications. A sender and/or a recipient of an online communication can be a registered user of a verification system. Upon request by the sender and/or the recipient in relation to a particular instance of an online communication, the verification system can (1) confirm that the sender and/or the recipient is a registered user of the verification system, (2) verify that the sender and/or the recipient has sent and/or received, respectively, the particular instance of the online communication, and (3) communicate the verification of the particular instance of online communication to the sender and/or the recipient.

Systems and methods for communication verification

Systems and methods for detecting replay attacks may use one or more sensors to collect data about a state of a device. The device may be used to perform a transaction. The device may be used to authenticate or identify a user. The state of the device may pertain to a characteristic of the device position, movement, component, or may pertain to one or more environmental conditions around the device. The state of the device may be expected to change over time, and certain states are unlikely to be repeated. The detected repetition of a state of the device may be a cause for increasing the likelihood that a replay attack is taking place.

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Scottsdale, AZ, United States of America

David Michael Kopack