Bank of America Corporation

Nimish Ravindra Deshpande

Prashant Khare

Abhishek Trivedi

Shruti Nandini Thakur

Shailendra Singh

Prashant Anna Bidkar

Ankit Upadhyaya

Suman Boroi Tamuly

Jyoti Kumar

Vibhuti Gupta

Sachin Ahuja

Harender Dass

Yash Misra

Kumari Priya

Debarati Aich

Arrangements for leveraging LiDAR for user validation are provided. A computing platform may receive, from a spatial computing device, first data of a first user environment at a first time captured via LiDAR. A first spatial computing map of the first user environment at the first time may be generated and scored to indicate a likelihood that a user of the spatial computing device is valid. The computing platform may receive a request to process an event. In response, the computing platform may cause the spatial computing device to capture, via LiDAR, second data of a current environment of the user at a current time. A second spatial computing map based on the current environment of the user at the current time may be generated and scored. The score for the second spatial computing map may be compared to a threshold to determine whether to process the requested event.

Leveraging spatial computing lidar feedback to dynamically generate identity profiles

A system and method for data processing and storage using quantum and deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) computing. The method includes receiving a request for a search data item. The request includes a first information represented by classical binary bits. The request is converted into a converted request. The converted request includes the first information represented by quantum bits. One or more servers are searched based on the converted request using a quantum search algorithm. Search results are generated. The search results are ranked according to ranking rules. A highest-ranked result includes a second information represented by quantum bits. The highest-ranked result is converted to a converted highest-ranked result. The converted highest-ranked result includes the second information represented by DNA bits. The converted highest-ranked result is encrypted to generate an encrypted and converted highest-ranked result. The encrypted and converted highest-ranked result is stored in one or more DNA strands.

Data processing and storage using quantum and DNA computing

A system for validating a response based on context information receives a first message that indicates that a data object is removed from a memory resource via a third party device without authorization by a user. The system communicates a second response that indicates whether a third party confirms the removal of the data object without the authorization by the user to the third party device. The system receives a response from the third party device. The system extracts context information from the response. The system determines whether the response is valid based on the context information. In response to determining that the response is valid, the system recommends one or more actions to be performed with respect to the memory resource.

System and method for validating a response based on context information

Information-security LoRa-wave sensing is used to protect ATMs with LoRa modulator with spread-spectrum modulation techniques and/or transparent laser-guided systems 3D image generation to scan/monitor ATM card slots and ATM keypads for skimmers, fake keypads, etc. Sensor(s) with a DCNN/StNet-based algorithm are trained on 3D dimensions for card slot and keypad. Normal vs. detected constant weight of the keypad as well as weight distribution when keys are depressed are detected. Normal vs. disrupted signals based on the foregoing are observed and used to detect unauthorized objects. NB-IoT LoRa-waves initiate an alarm process. Additional features, functionality, and details are disclosed.

Detection of unauthorized objects on ATM

A system splits the text into at least a first and a second portions. The system extracts a first context information from the first portion, and a second context information from a second portion in response to feeding the plurality of portions to a first plurality of neuron logic gates. The system compares the first context information with the second context information. If it is determined that the first context information is different from the second context information, the system dynamically activates at least one of a second plurality of neuron logic gates. The system determines an additional information from at least one of the first portion and second portions. The system updates at least one of the first context information and the second context information to include the additional information. The system generates a first output that comprises the updated first context information and the updated second context information.

System and method for determining context changes in text

A system for validating a response based on context information receives a first message that indicates that a data object is removed from a memory resource via a third party device without authorization by a user. The system communicates a second response that indicates whether a third party confirms the removal of the data object without the authorization by the user to the third party device. The system receives a response from the third party device. The system extracts context information from the response. The system determines whether the response is valid based on the context information, where it is determined to be valid if the response is actionable. In response to determining that the response is actionable, the system recommends one or more actions to be performed with respect to the memory resource.

The systems and methods described include the ability to store resource transaction information in an immutable and distributed, verifiable fashion. The system includes enhanced means for retrieving, interacting with, and visualizing such information via user interface on a variety of user device types utilizing multiple information communication channels. The system is further configured to intelligently extract and analyze data to provide dispute identification information to an end user and further determine appropriate resolution actions based on historical data and extrapolated pattern identification.

System for analyzing and resolving disputed data records

Aspects of the disclosure relate to using smart glass and distributed ledger technology to provide secure authentication for digitally hand signing documents. Smart glasses worn by a customer may be activated via an application on a mobile device. The smart glasses may then scan the document and a biometric feature of the customer. The captured biometric feature and document content may be stored on a distributed ledger system. Based on the information stored on the distributed ledger, a unique binary code may be generated. The binary code may be converted into an image and shared with the mobile application. The image may then be embedded into the document as a digital hand signature. The document and the embedded image may be submitted to nodes of the distributed ledger for authentication of the digital hand signature.

Smart glass and blockchain digital signature implementation

A system for identifying unauthorized users in a distributed register network is provided. In particular, the system may comprise a distributed register network comprising one or more decentralized nodes, each of which may store a separate copy of a distributed data register. The system may further comprise one or more specialized nodes which authenticate users that trigger the generation of blocks in a linked structures of the distributed register network, where the blocks are associated with requests that are submitted by the user. In this way, the system verifies the authenticity of the blocks in the linked structures, thereby providing a more robust distributed register network.

System for intelligent identification of unauthorized users in a distributed register network

A system for performing authentication of users of a distributed register network is provided. In particular, the system may comprise a distributed register network comprising one or more decentralized nodes, each of which may store a separate copy of a distributed data register. The system may further comprise one or more specialized nodes which authenticate users that trigger the generation of blocks in a linked structures of the distributed register network, where the blocks are associated with requests that are submitted by the user. In this way, the system verifies the authenticity of the blocks in the linked structures, thereby providing a more robust distributed register network.

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Nimish Ravindra Deshpande