Intuit, Inc.

Mark Hughes

Ryan Lynch

Bernard Samuel Diwakar

Ravindra Bindumadhav Kulkarni

Marcello Alves De Sales, Jr

Prasada Laxminarayan Prabhu

Gaurav Varma

Systems and methods for user authentication are disclosed. An example method includes receiving a request for access to a first secured service, the request corresponding to a first user, determining whether or not the request for access is valid, in response to determining that the request for access is valid, determining whether or not the first user has successfully performed a secondary authentication within a predetermined time period of the request for access, and in response to determining that the first user has successfully performed the secondary authentication within the predetermined time period of the valid request for access, providing the first user with access to the secured service.

Intelligent authentication gateway

An encrypted database system includes a memory storing a database comprising a plurality of logical structural elements each respectively including an unencrypted fuzzed value and encrypted sensitive data formed by encrypting a sensitive data value. The system also includes a processor in communication with the memory and configured to form the plurality of logical structural elements and store the plurality of logical structural elements in the memory. Forming a logical structural element comprises generating the unencrypted fuzzed value for the sensitive data value, encrypting the sensitive data value, and storing the encrypted sensitive data value and the unencrypted fuzzed value in the same logical structural element in the database. The unencrypted fuzzed value is within a predetermined value range and is different from the sensitive data value.

Fast querying of encrypted data set

The present disclosure relates to dynamic software configuration. In some embodiments, a client device of a plurality of client devices requests a configuration. The request may comprise information identifying an environment of the client device. In some embodiments, the configuration request is compared to a baseline configuration and a custom configuration. The baseline configuration may comprise values corresponding to a plurality of dynamic properties, and the custom configuration may comprise values corresponding to a subset of the plurality of dynamic properties. Device. In some embodiments, upon determining, based on the comparing, that the custom configuration is applicable to the environment of the client device, the client device is provided with a client configuration comprising the values from the baseline configuration wherein the values of the subset of the plurality of dynamic properties are replaced by the values from the custom configuration.

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