Google Inc.

Marius Paul Michiel Schilder

Scott David Johnson

Erica Wickstrom Brand

Vincent Palatin

Techniques and apparatuses are described that enable integrated second factor authentication. These techniques and apparatuses enable the improved security of something you have without the accompanying inconvenience or chance of loss. To do so, a secure physical entity is integrated within a computing device. While this provides the something you have without a need to carry a separate object with you, the something you have also must not be able to be accessed remotely. To prevent remote access physical wires are connected from the secure physical entity to physical structures on the computing device. In this way, a hacker or cyber thief cannot convince an authentication system that the cyber attacker does indeed have the something you have because to do so the attacker must be in physical possession of the computing device.

Integrated second factor authentication

A system for storage of user access information is described. The user access information is used for validating a user for access data on a computer server over a network. The system may comprise an encryption module for encrypting the user access information using a function that includes data from a system from which the user has accessed the computer server as an input to generate enhanced security user access data and a storage module for storing the enhanced security user access data.

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Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Marius Paul Michiel Schilder