Visa International Service Association

Maliheh Shirvanian

Sunpreet Singh Arora

Mihai Christodorescu

Shashank Agrawal

Mastooreh Salajegheh

Yangyong Zhang

Peter Rindal

D M Shams Zawoad

Daniel Siegfried Werner Masny

Ivan De Oliveira Nunes

An application or device is authenticated using secure application data validation. A server computer receives an authentication request comprising an application identifier or a user device identifier associated with a user device, the authentication request originating from the user device. The server computer receives a set of behavioral data associated with the application or the user device. Responsive to receiving the application identifier or device identifier, the server computer obtains a fuzzy vault associated with the application identifier or the user device identifier. The server computer determines a reconstructed key value using the fuzzy vault and the set of behavioral data. The application or the user device is authenticated using the reconstructed key value.

Dynamic privacy-preserving application authentication

Provided is a method for authentication. The method may include receiving first password data, first biometric input data, and first secret key data. A second secret key may be generated based on the first secret key and the first password. Fuzzy extractor helper data may be generated based on the first biometric input and the second secret key. The fuzzy extractor helper data and the first secret key may be stored. The user may be authenticated based on an attempted password and/or a second biometric input. A system and computer program product are also disclosed.

Method, system, and computer program product for authentication

A delegated biometric authentication system and related methods are disclosed. Using the system, a user can securely delegate biometric authentication to a public device from his communication device. This public device may be an Internet of things device that is not owned by the user, such as a computer, smart TV, tablet, etc. The public device may operate in a public place, such as a hotel or library. The communication device may be the users own smartphone or tablet, etc. A fuzzy vault process can be used to store the user's biometric template in the system Embodiments preserver the user's privacy without compromising authentication security and user convenience.

Delegated biometric authentication

At an authorization server, a shared secret electronic key may be shared with a second computer. A selection to use a system to complete a transaction may be received from a first computing device. An image may be communicated to the first computing device. A digital representation entered by the user representing the image and a PIN based on the copy of the shared electronic key may be received from the second computing device. The system and method may determine if the digital representation entered by the user on the second computing device matches the image communicated to the first computing device. The system and method may determine if the PIN based on the copy of the shared electronic key from the second computing device is as expected. In response to determining the digital representation entered by the user matches the image and the PIN the second computing device is as expected, the user may be authorized.

Second factor for secure password authentication

Acoustic signatures can be used in connection with a voice-enabled computer system. An acoustic signature can be a specific noise pattern (or other sound) that is played while the user is speaking and that is mixed in the acoustic channel with the user's speech. The microphone of the voice-enabled computer system can capture, as recorded audio, a mix of the acoustic signature and the user's voice. The voice-enabled computer system can analyze the recorded audio (locally or at a backend server) to verify that the expected acoustic signature is present and/or that no previous acoustic signature is present.

Acoustic signatures for voice-enabled computer systems

A delegated biometric authentication system and related methods are disclosed. Using the system, a user can securely delegate biometric authentication to a public device from his communication device. This public device may be an Internet of things device that is not owned by the user, such as a computer, smart TV, tablet, etc. The public device may operate in a public place, such as a hotel or library. The communication device may be the user's own smartphone or tablet, etc. A fuzzy vault process can be used to store the user's biometric template in the system Embodiments preserver the user's privacy without compromising authentication security and user convenience.

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Maliheh Shirvanian