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Sentrycom Ltd.

Sentry Com Ltd.

Rita Talmor

Eli T Talmor

Alon Talmor

The usage of money has been always abused for financial crime. The invention of cryptocurrency on Blockchain did not change that since the ownership essentially remained anonymous. The present invention deals with the programmatic parameterization of cryptocurrency Smart Contracts to include the binding between the user's cryptocurrency transaction and user's Identity, thus creating 'permissioned' crypto-token transfer. Such binding has advantageous properties as being resilient to any form of financial crime, preventing cryptocurrency theft, and precluding 'bad actors' from using this cryptocurrency. The system for Identity-Bound Cryptocurrency Transfer (IBCT) will include IBCT Blockchain Smart Contract, IBCT Blockchain Oracle Smart Contract, and off-chain Identification-as-a-Service for the IBCT owner using dedicated CryptoWallet for executing IBCT Smart Contract. The Financial crime-preventive usage of cryptocurrency is achieved through user-opted, while pseudonymous, binding of the user's Blockchain public address with the user's identity. This Financial crime-preventive usage of cryptocurrency is facilitated via a specialized crypto wallet.

Method and system for usage of cryptocurrency, preventing financial crime

Electronic network include multiple users. Each user operates Wallet software application on his/her endpoint devices (special purpose, computer or smartphone). Each Wallet integrates with Cloud-based Identification-as-a-Service(s) (IDaaS) In context of present invention&#x2014;IDaaS provides real-time, multi-factor, malware-resilient, context-sensitive Strong Identification-as-a-Service of the user and enables Cryptographic Keys Management of the Wallet. Each Wallet provides various Cryptographic functionalities. Each Wallet may be connected with multiple centralized Marketplace software applications, thus allowing these Cryptographic functionalities to interact with specific Marketplace software application. Each Wallet may be connected with multiple decentralized peer-to-peer software applications, thus allowing these Cryptographic functionalities to interact with specific peer-to-peer software application. These software applications may include Information Technology, Financial, Manufacturing, Retail, Insurance, Government, Healthcare and other verticals of Global Economy. The present invention prevents 'Bad Actors' from using or attacking these applications. The present invention also enables Identification of participants of transactions recorded on Blockchain.

Method and system for secure applications using blockchain

The present invention enables secure identification, transactions or access using smartphones. The present invention presents a method and a system for secure identification, transaction and access, comprising an interaction between a user; a smartphone of the user; a software application, enabling the user to communicate with a Relying-Party-Service-Provider and; an Identity-Management-as-a-Service, performing identity verification of the user, using software application; and a Relying-Party-Service-Provider, performing transaction and access of the user. Relying-Party-Service-Provider may be one of the group consisting of Banks, Financial Services, Online Shops, Online Voting, Enterprise Websites, Smart Home, Mobile and Web applications.

Method and system for protecting and utilizing internet identity, using smartphone

The present invention enables secure transactions or access using insecure endpoint devices, such as computers, tablets and smart-phones. These insecure devices are potentially compromised with malicious software that may attack the user in every possible way. The present invention does not pretend to prevent malware. Instead, malware attacks against secure transactions and access are made obsolete. The present invention includes data, directly connected to transaction or access request to Relying-Party-Service-Provider, into authentication process of Identity-as-a-Service Provider. The present invention includes user authentication using mobile phone vs. Identity-Management-as-a-Service provider. The present invention also includes entering request for secure transaction or access to Relying-Party-Service-Provider, using insecure device. The present invention also includes two-way communication between Relying-Party-Service-Provider and Identity-Management-as-a-Service. The advantages of the present invention include, without limitation, that it is resilient to malware attack.

Secure transaction and access using insecure device

A network based mechanism for real time verification and authentication of data and user identities. The present invention enables a method whereby biometric elements, such as voice prints, are utilized to enhance the Public Key Infrastructure as a means to decrypt data and verify data authenticity, such that the user's private key is authenticated remotely on a one-time basis. The present invention comprises an authentication server () with various software modules that enable authentication of user identity, secure user access to data, digital signatures, secure messaging and secure online transactions.

Biometric-based system and method for enabling authentication of electronic messages sent over a network

A system for authorizing user access to a secure site includes a memory unit, first and second input devices, and first and second processing devices. The memory unit stores voice prints and identities of the set of individuals that have access to the secure site. The first input device is for inputting information that identifies the user as a member of the set. The second input device is for inputting temporary user voice data. The first processing device is for generating a temporary voice print from the temporary data. The second processing device is for comparing the temporary voice print to the stored voice prints. Access is granted only if the temporary voice print is most similar to the voice print of the individual that the user claims to be.

Voice authentication method and system utilizing same

A system for establishing an identity of a speaker including a computerized system which includes at least two voice authentication algorithms. Each of the at least two voice authentication algorithms is different from one another and serves for independently analyzing a voice of the speaker for obtaining an independent positive or negative authentication of the voice by each of the algorithms. If every one of the algorithms provide positive authentication, the speaker is positively identified, whereas, if at least one of the algorithms provides negative authentication, the speaker is negatively identified.

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Rita Talmor