Bank of America Corporation

Ngoc Anh Tran

Maneesh Kumar Sethia

Saurabh Garg

Sandeep Kumar Chauhan

Amit Mishra

Saurabh Arora

Abhijit Behera

Yaksh Kumar Singh

Manimaran Sundaravel

Pavan Kumar Kanamarlapudi

An apparatus is provided, including a transaction card, having: a first microprocessor configured to exchange transaction data; a sensor configured to detect movement; and a second microprocessor in communication with the sensor. The second microprocessor may be configured to store arrays of hash values, representing a movement of a user and a card; obtain hash values based on observed movement patterns, and compare them to the stored values. Upon receiving a transaction request, the microprocessor may determine in real time whether the user is in locomotion and whether the card is being intentionally tapped by the user, based on the observed movement patterns. On this basis, the second microprocessor may determine whether to require an augmented authentication for the requested transaction.

Methods and systems for securing transactions

A method includes intercepting requests, which are analyzed to identify authenticated and suspicious requests. The suspicious requests are grouped into request groups based on respective geolocation information. A rate of requests is determined for a request group. In response to determining that the rate of requests is less than or equal to a request rate threshold, parameters of a suspicious request of the request group are analyzed to determining values of the parameters. In response to determining that the value of the parameters do not match with respective malicious parameter values stored in a block list, the suspicious request is analyzed using a neural network to identify if the suspicious request is legitimate or malicious. In response to identifying that the suspicious request is malicious, a notification indicating that the suspicious request is identified as malicious is sent, and the values of the parameters are added to the block list.

System and method for network intrusion detection using a neural network implemented by a cloud computing system

A method includes receiving a request. The request is encrypted to generate an encrypted request. The encrypted request includes a version information for a first software package deployed in a standalone computing system, and a region information and a hardware information for the standalone computing system. The encrypted request is sent to a respective regional data center of a cloud computing system based on the region information of the first software package. A second software package is identified among software packages stored in the respective regional data center. The second software package corresponds to the hardware information of the first software package. The version information of the first software package is compared to a version information of the second software package. In response to identifying that the second software package is more recent than the first software package, the second software package is deployed to the standalone computing system.

System and method for upgrading non-permitted operating systems on standalone computing systems

A system for reestablishing network connectivity for particular network equipment in a failed network zone comprises a processor associated with a server. The processor receives a flag that identifies the failed network zone including particular network equipment that have lost network connectivity in a network. The processor generates a first non-fungible token using the configuration information associated with each of the particular network equipment. The processor determines routing information based at least in part upon the configuration information and a network topology. The processor generates a second non-fungible token based at least in part upon the routing information. The processor aggregates the first non-fungible token and the second non-fungible token to generate a primary non-fungible token. The processor reestablishes network connectivity for at least a portion of the particular network equipment based at least in part upon information associated with the primary non-fungible token.

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