Capital One Services, LLC

Jon Whitmore

Patrick Zearfoss

Daniel Alan Jarvis

Kevin Nieman

Michelle S Olenoski

Systems and methods for enhanced OTP messaging, comprising: receiving a request from an application executing on a computing device of a user; generating the supplemental information based on the request; segmenting the supplemental information into a first part of the supplemental information and a second part of the supplemental information; transmitting the first part of the supplemental information to the computing device of the user via a first communication channel to another app executing on the computing device of the user; instructing the another app to allow the user to utilize one or more graphical user interface (GUI) elements of a GUI of the another app to transfer the first part of the supplemental information to the app; and transmitting the second part of the supplemental information to the computing device of the user via a second communication channel so as to provide the supplemental information to the app.

Computer-based systems involving enhanced one-time passcode (OTP) messaging and methods of use thereof

A computer-implemented method for detecting a security status of a computer system may include: in response to satisfaction of a predetermined trigger condition associated with an electronic application installed on a memory of the computer system, performing a security check process on the computer system; in response to the security check process determining that a security status of the computer system is currently compromised, performing a first security action; and in response to the security check process determining that the security status is formerly compromised, performing a second security action.

Systems and methods for detecting a prior compromise of a security status of a computer system

A system and method for early detection of a compromised client device includes a tamper detection service configured to monitor modifications to resource access privileges over time to identify unusual variations in jailbreak status that indicate compromise of the client device. For example, the tamper detection service may monitor the jailbreak status of system files over time to expose attempts to hide the jailbreak status of a protected resource. To validate that malware is attempting to hide the jailbreak status of a protected resources, the tamper detection process may launch multiple different resource accesses, targeting the protected resource, to determine whether different accessibility results are returned, indicating a compromised device.

System and method for application tamper discovery

A computer-implemented method for detecting a code injection threat may include: performing a search process on a memory of a computer system to identify property list files; in response to an identification of a property list file, retrieving the property list file; performing an analysis process on the property list file to identify a target identifier; in response to an identification of the target identifier in the property list file, determining whether the target identifier corresponds to an electronic application stored in the memory of the computer system; in response to determining that the target identifier corresponds to the electronic application, determining that the property list file is indicative of a code injection threat to the electronic application; and in response to the determination that the property list file is indicative of a code injection threat to the electronic application, performing a security action based on the property list.

Systems and methods for code injection detection

A device may receive transaction information related to a transaction in association with the transaction being completed. The device may identify a set of identifiers included in the transaction information. The device may determine a time of interest associated with the transaction based on the set of identifiers included in the transaction information. Different identifiers or different combinations of identifiers included in the set of identifiers may be associated with different times of interest. The device may prompt, via a display associated with a remote computing device by providing instructions associated with a user interface for display via the display, a user of the remote computing device to indicate whether to generate a calendar reminder for the time of interest after determining the time of interest. The device may perform an action after receiving a response to the prompt from the user of the remote computing device.

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Jon Whitmore