Aetna Inc.

Erick Verry

Abbie Barbir

Amy Ulrich

Cisa Kurian

John Poirier, Iv

Alan Bachmann

Victoria L Garstka

Salil Kumar Jain

Abhishek Tennarangam

John Poirier

In some instances, a method for verifying communication paths is provided. The method comprises: obtaining, from a first user device, a request to access content associated with a relying party system, wherein the request indicates user credentials and a first session identifier (ID); obtaining one or more quick response (QR) codes and a second session ID associated with a first QR code of the one or more QR codes, wherein the relying party system generates and provides the first QR code to the first user device; and verifying the first session ID and the second session ID, wherein the relying party system grants the first user device access to the requested content based on the verification.

Systems and methods for verifying or ensuring communication paths

A method for authenticating a user is provided. The method comprises: providing first biometric enrollment data of the user to a first enrollment system of a plurality of enrollment systems; receiving a first enrollment identifier identifying the first enrollment system; storing the first enrollment identifier identifying the first enrollment system into a digital wallet of the user; in response to a request to access content on a relying party system, providing a biometric marker of the user and the first enrollment identifier from the digital wallet of the user to the relying party system; based on the relying party system identifying the first enrollment system using the first enrollment identifier and verifying the biometric marker of the user with the first enrollment system, accessing the requested content associated with the relying party system.

Systems and methods for using identifiers of enrollment systems for user authentication

In some instances, a method for authenticating a user using key pair authentication is provided. The method comprises enrolling the user into key pair authentication by generating a private and public key pair for an authentication domain, accessing the content on the first domain based on enrolling the user into the key pair authentication with a key pair authentication server using the private and public key pair for the authentication domain, requesting access for different content on a second domain, based on enrolling the user into the key pair authentication for the first domain, redirecting a browser from the second domain to the authentication domain, and accessing the different content on the second domain based on performing the key pair authentication with the key pair authentication server using the private and public key pair for the authentication domain.

Systems and methods for device binding across multiple domains using an authentication domain

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