Apple Inc.

Onar Vikingstad

Ramiro Calvo

Max M Gunther

Vincent P Arroyo

Hannah S Story

Lin Yang

Jae Woo Chang

Yannick L Sierra

Mischa K McLachlan

Megan M Frost

Hervé Sibert

Jeremy Matthew Werner

Sudhakar N Mambakkam

Eric Daniel Friedman

Derrick Huhn

Amol V Pattekar

David P Remahl

Richard Frederick Wagner

Kevin R Lafferty

Nicholas K Puz

Mitchell B Rivera

William E Kakes

Isabella M Funke

Mischa Mclachlan

Jessica S Cheng

Juan Camilo Pinzon

Everaldo Coelho

Charles Everett Edwall, Iii

Frank B Dancs

William Kakes

Charles Everett Edwall

This application relates to establishing a communication session between a host device and a trusted client device. A host device generates a one-time secret (OTS) and transmits the OTS to a trusted client device via an out-of-band communication channel. The trusted client device verifies an identity of a user of the trusted client device utilizing one or more sensors of the trusted client device. Responsive to verifying the identity of the user, the trusted client device negotiates an encryption key with the host device based on the OTS. The trusted client device then establishes a communication session with the host device utilizing the encryption key. The communication session can be utilized to pass credentials in a protected manner from the trusted client device to the host device that enable the host device to access a user account associated with a service.

Techniques for signing into a user account using a trusted client device

Techniques for managing secure login with authentication while viewing a unique code are described. In some examples, a requesting device displays a visual representation of data. An authenticating device detects the presence of the visual representation of data. The authenticating device prompts a user to provide authorization information at the authenticating device. The authenticating device receives a set of one or more inputs. The authenticating device transmits information authorizing access to content on the requesting device.

Secure login with authentication based on a visual representation of data

A method of generating a schema including receiving a data record having a record type name and one or more data values is provided. The data values are associated with data value names. The method includes determining whether a set of existing schemas includes a schema associated with the record type name, determining whether the schema includes an element having the same name as a corresponding data element of the record, and validating the corresponding data element against the schema element. A new schema element is added to the schema, the new schema element having the same name and type as the corresponding data element of the record. The method can further include indexing at least one of the one or more data values, which involves querying the indexed data, forming subscription lists for the data values, and forming a derived data value associated with one or more data values.

Methods and systems for record editing in application development

A web application architecture can use a wrapper application to provide a virtual machine environment within a web browser and web applications can run on the wrapper application. The wrapper application can provide life cycle management for the web applications and provide other functions such as log in and log out for all of the web applications in the environment.

Web application architecture

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