Bank of America Corporation

Guy Vernon Pearson, Jr

Christopher Daniel Birch

Donald Joseph Cardinal

Travis John Hicks

Shane Edward Asher

Todd Anthony Smialek

Corey Scott Gillespie

Shannon Sabina Willis

James R Crocker

Aspects of the disclosure relate to identifying and processing suspicious emails. In some embodiments, a computing device may receive an email associated with an email domain. Subsequently, the computing device may determine a registration date of the email domain. The computing device may then compare the determined registration date to a first threshold date. Thereafter, responsive to determining that the determined registration date is before the first threshold date, the computing device may transmit the email to a recipient address identified in the email. Responsive to determining that the determined registration date is at or after the first threshold date, the computing device may execute a security risk assessment model. The computing device may then determine, based on the security risk assessment model, a security risk level of the email domain. The computing device may filter, based on the security risk level of the email domain, the email.

Multi-computer system for detecting and controlling malicious email

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for extracting external website data using generated polymorphic data. The system is configured for receiving an input from at least one of a plurality of entity systems or at least one of a plurality of user computing systems, wherein the plurality of user computing systems and the plurality of entity systems are connected to a first network, wherein the input is associated with at least one third party server, generating random user information, wherein the generated random user information is dynamic, creating polymorphic user profiles based on the generated random user information, accessing the at least one third party server from a second network different from the first network using the polymorphic user profiles, and extracting data associated with the at least one third party server.

External network system for extracting external website data using generated polymorphic data

Embodiments provide a system for flagging data transmissions for retention of metadata and triggering appropriate transmission placement. Embodiments receive a plurality of data transmissions represented in a transmission queue; determine that a first data transmission of the plurality of data transmissions is suspicious; and, in response to the determination, automatically flag the first data transmission for retention of metadata associated with the first data transmission. The data transmission may then be placed in an appropriate location.

System for flagging data transmissions for retention of metadata and triggering appropriate transmission placement

Embodiments of the invention are directed to a system, method, or computer program product for cross-channel electronic communication security. In this regard, the invention provides dynamic construction and targeting of adaptive simulated malicious electronic communications for unsecure communication identification by a user. The invention configures adaptive simulated malicious electronic communications for interacting with users via user interfaces of the multiple electronic communication media and user devices. Another aspect of the invention is directed to configuring, dynamically and in real time, a simulated malicious electronic communication for one electronic communication medium, based on and in response to, user actions on another simulated malicious electronic communication on another electronic communication medium. Another aspect of the invention is directed to escalating, in real-time, a level of authentication required for the user to execute the user activity based on user actions performed on the simulated malicious electronic communications.

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Columbia, MD, United States of America

Guy Vernon Pearson, Jr