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Cisco Technology, Inc.

Duo Security, Inc.

Jordan Matthew Wright

Jon Oberheide

Mikhail Davidov

Jeremy Lee Erickson

Nicholas James Mooney

Nicholas Hamilton Steele

This disclosure describes techniques for authenticating one or more devices of a user in association with cloud computing services. The techniques include generating credential portions. The credential portions may be used in a signing protocol between one of the user devices and a cloud authenticator. The signing protocol may generate a signature that may be used in authentication with a cloud computing service. In some cases, the credential portions may be shared with other devices of the user. As such, the cloud authenticate may assist multiple user devices to authenticate with the cloud computing service.

Multi-party cloud authenticator

Systems and methods for hindering cyber-attacks include: modifying a target website of a remote service provider, wherein modifying the target website includes: reconfiguring a structure of the target website to include a tattler, wherein when the tattler is executed at a non-authorized copy of the target website, the tattler is configured to transmit to a cyber-attack mitigation platform tattler data associated with the non-authorized copy of the target website; receiving the tattler data, wherein the tattler data includes website monitoring data, wherein the website monitoring data comprises a URL of the non-authorized copy of the target website; using the website monitoring data to evaluate the non-authorized copy of the target website, wherein the evaluating includes identifying whether the non-authorized copy of the target website comprises an attack website; and implementing one or more attack mitigation protocols when the non-authorized copy of the target website comprises the attack website.

Method for identifying phishing websites and hindering associated activity

A system and method includes at an authentication platform that is implemented via one or more computing servers: identifying compromised credential data, wherein compromised credential data comprise compromised credentials for one or more compromised accounts that have been exposed to a malicious actor via an illegitimate method, the compromised credentials including credentials that are useable for authentication to or for accessing the one or more compromised accounts; testing the compromised credentials, wherein testing compromised credentials includes using the compromised credentials to determine a useablility of the compromised credentials to attack one or more different accounts from the one or more compromised accounts; and modifying account access associated with one or more of (i) the one or more compromised accounts and (ii) the one or more different accounts.

Methods for identifying compromised credentials and controlling account access

Systems and methods for mitigating cyber intrusions includes: receiving target domain input, wherein the target domain input comprises a domain name associated with a target entity or target entity data that is useable to generate phishing attack domain names; using the target domain name input to generate the phishing attack domain names, wherein the phishing attack domain names include a plurality of domain names each having a phishing value comprising a likelihood or a probability of being used in a phishing campaign against the digital resources, where the likelihood or the probability satisfies a predetermined phishing value threshold; arranging the phishing attack domain names in a hierarchical order; and implementing one or more digital resources security protocols that mitigates the likelihood or the probability that selected domain names of the phishing attack domain names may be used in the phishing campaign against the digital resources.

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San Antonio, TX, United States of America

Jordan Matthew Wright