Bank of America Corporation

Regina Yee Cadavid

Brandon Sloane

Gloria Youngsook Joo

Jinyoung Nathan Kim

Nia Mack

Michael Jacob Richardson

Philip Lone Mintac

Elliott Leonard Lillard

Srilekha Mudumbai Srinivasa

Rachel Yun Kim Bierner

Ramkumar Korlepara

John H Kling

Ronald James Kuhlmeier

Mark Earl Brubaker

Cora Yan Quon

Lydia Lambright

John Brian Costello

Ram Korlepara

Matthew K Bryant

Tracie Buffington Wescott

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for authorizing entity users based on augmented reality and LiDAR technology. In particular, the system may be configured to receive a unique identifier from a user device of the user, where the unique identifier is scanned using LiDAR technology present in the user device of the user, determine location of the user based on the unique identifier, determine an entity device associated with the unique identifier and location of the user, perform authentication of the user using at least one authentication method, determine that the authentication is successful, and in response to determining that the authentication is successful, provide access to an entity device.

System and method for authorizing entity users based on augmented reality and LiDAR technology

An Automated Teller Machine (ATM) terminal receives a transaction request from a user. The ATM terminal triggers a camera to capture a first image of the authentication media item presented by the user, where the first image of the authentication media item is embedded with a first unique code. The ATM terminal compares the first image of the authentication media item with a second image of the authentication media item that is associated with the user, where the second image of the authentication media item is embedded with a second unique code for verifying the user. The ATM terminal determines whether the first unique code corresponds to the second unique code. The ATM terminal conducts the transaction request if it is determined that the first unique code corresponds to the second unique code.

Wired multi-factor authentication for ATMs using an authentication media

Embodiments of the invention are directed to systems, methods, and computer program products for providing intelligent analysis of technical and non-technical data to validate instances of permitted use of such brand elements and generate alerts for instances of non-permitted use of such brand elements. The system provides a single portal view for upload of relevant data and transmission of analysis results. The invention utilizes a permissioned distributed register database architecture for the secure storage and tokenization of brand elements and retrieval of validation and ownership information. The invention further includes the capability to recommend and automate remedial measures to prevent continued unauthorized use of brand elements.

Distributed systems for intelligent resource protection and validation

Dynamic segmentation of network traffic through the use of Pre-Shared Keys (PSKs). Each defined network segment uses a different pre-shared key and a message authentication code (MAC)-signing algorithm to sign data packets with segment-specific MACs. As such, only those computer hosts/nodes that are in the network segment (i.e., have been assigned the same pre-shared key for generating and decoding the MAC signed data packets) are capable or reading the segment's network traffic. By implementing segment-specific MAC signed data packets, the present invention allows for confidential data transmission absent the need to encrypt the actual contents/data being transmitted.

Dynamic segmentation of network traffic by use of pre-shared keys

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for authorizing entity users based on augmented reality and LiDAR technology. In particular, the system may be configured to determine that a user has accessed an entity application provided by an entity via a user device, receive a unique identifier from the user device of the user, via the entity application, where the unique identifier is scanned using LiDAR technology present in the user device of the user, determine location of the user based on the unique identifier, determine an entity device associated with the unique identifier and location of the user, perform authentication of the user using at least one authentication method, determine that the authentication is successful, and in response to determining that the authentication is successful, provide access to an entity device.

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for providing enhanced cryptography based response mechanism for malicious attacks. The system is configured for generating one or more tracker seeds, storing the one or more tracker seeds in at least one entity system associated with an entity, identifying a malicious event associated with data in the at least one entity system, in response to identifying the malicious event, identifying an encryption algorithm and a key for the malicious event based on the one or more tracker seeds, and decrypting the data in the at least one entity system based on the encryption algorithm key pair.

System for providing enhanced cryptography based response mechanism for malicious attacks

With the advent of augmented reality devices becoming increasingly prevalent, accessible, and cross-compatible, there is an opportunity to leverage the capabilities of such devices in order to streamline workflow and information access in number of contexts. The present invention provides an integrated, dynamic system for leveraging the capabilities of augmented reality systems in order to provide users with useful or critical information in a dependable, seamless, and secure manner.

Electronic user interface with augmented detail display for resource location

A system for verifying a user operating an Automated Teller Machine (ATM) sends an authentication media item to a user device associated with the user when the ATM receives a transaction request. The system receives, from the ATM, a first image of the authentication media item when the authentication media item is presented to the ATM. The system compares the first image of the authentication media item with a second image of the authentication media item stored in a user profile associated with the user. The system extracts a first unique code from the first image of the authentication media item, and a second unique code from the second image of the authentication media item. The system determines whether the first unique code corresponds to the second unique code. The system approves the transaction request if it is determined that the first unique code corresponds to the second unique code.

Information security system and method for multi-factor authentication for ATMS using authentication media

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for providing enhanced cryptography based response mechanism for malicious attacks. The system is configured for generating one or more tracker seeds, storing the one or more tracker seeds in at least one entity system associated with an entity, identifying a malicious event associated with data in the at least one entity system, in response to identifying the malicious event, identifying an encryption algorithm key pair for the malicious event based on the one or more tracker seeds, and decrypting the data in the at least one entity system based on the encryption algorithm key pair.

A security system that provides for secure communication from a remote system operating on an unsecure network without the need for encrypting the packets related to the communication. The packets for the communications are sent over the network in clear text, which are readable by any systems on the network, however, only the systems that are authorized are able to determine what packets are the correct packets and what packets are the imitation packets. Moreover, a remote secure network may be utilized such that any system operating on an unsecure network may send packets through the remote secure network in a randomized routing in order to aid in hiding the systems sending and receiving the packets and the relays through which the packets are being sent.

Secure communication for remote devices

A system provides for generation and implementation of resiliency controls for securing technology resources. In particular, the system may generate a model for securing technology resources based on compromise vectors that may affect the integrity or security of the resources, along with resiliency controls which may be used by the system to protect the resources. Based on the above information, the system may determine the impact that certain vectors may have on certain resources and assess the resistance of the resources to the impacts. In this way, the system may provide an efficient way to assess resiliency of resources and implement resiliency controls to protect such resources.

System for generation and implementation of resiliency controls for securing technology resources

A system provides for technology resource centric rapid resiliency modeling. In particular, the system may generate a model for securing technology resources based on compromise vectors that may affect the integrity or security of the resources, along with resiliency controls which may be used by the system to protect the resources. Based on the above information, the system may determine the impact that certain vectors may have on certain resources and assess the resistance of the resources to the impacts. In this way, the system may provide an efficient way to assess resiliency of resources and implement resiliency controls to protect such resources.

System for technology resource centric rapid resiliency modeling

A security system that provides for secure communication between systems on a network without the need for encrypting the packets related to the communication, and thus, provides secure communications over the network without the processing capacity, memory, and/or processing delays caused by encryption of the packets. The disclosure aids in preventing rogue systems from being able to read communications over the network without the need for encryption. The packets for the communications are sent over the network in clear text, which are readable by any systems on the network, however, only the systems that are authorized are able to determine what packets are the correct packets and what packets are the imitation packets.

Network security system for rogue devices

A security system that provides for obfuscating the sending entities, receiving entities, and/or routings (e.g., host entities that are routing the communication and the path through which the communication is sent) without the need to encrypt the foregoing. The packets for a communication may include a datagram packet portion, an IP packet portion, and a routing packet portion and may be signed with a signature using a pre-shared key (e.g., a wheat signature or a chaff signature). Therefore, the actual datagram packet, IP packet, and/or routing packet may have the actual information or may have imitation information. Only the systems that have the pre-shared key are able to determine what are the wheat packets and what are the chaff packets such that the correct sending entity, receiving entity, and/or hosts routing the communication are able to determine the correct entities and/or the routing.

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San Gabriel, CA, United States of America

Regina Yee Cadavid