Jericho Systems Corporation

Michael Dufel

Vijayababu Subramanium

David Staggs

Timothy Schmoyer

Mizanul Chowdhury

Credentials sent over a back channel during the authentication of a user to a RESTful service can elevate the trust the recipient system can place in the user's identity. The addition of an identity credential of higher strength can increase confidence in user identities electronically presented with a lower strength credential. Attributes from either credential can be used to determine authorization to a protected resource.

Elevating trust in user identity during RESTful authentication and authorization

Information useful for authenticating an entity is sent over a back channel during the authentication of an entity to a RESTful service. The delivery of the entity-related information is triggered by the validation of a service ticket received by the authentication component of the RESTful service.

Delivery of authentication information to a RESTful service using token validation scheme

Credentials sent over a back channel during the authentication of a user to a RESTful service can elevate the trust the recipient system can place in the user's identity. The addition of an identity credential of higher strength can increase confidence in user identities electronically presented with a lower strength credential.

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Michael Dufel