Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Robert Dale Francis

Siddhartha Shankara Rao

Jesper Mikael Johansson

Thaddeus C Pritchett

Yu-Hsiang Cheng

David Ruysser Gabler

Ruoyu Fei

Jingyu Ji

Ajaykumar Selvaraj

Da Chen

Christopher Chad Lake

Alan Lau

Hanyu Liu

Haifeng Xu

A virtual meeting service receives a request from a participant through a computing device to join a virtual meeting. The request includes an identifier, which the virtual meeting service uses to identify one or more policies of the virtual meeting. The virtual meeting service, upon identifying these one or more policies, evaluates the one or more policies to determine whether to enable the computing device to be used to allow the participant to join the virtual meeting. If the virtual meeting service determines that the participant can join the virtual meeting, the virtual meeting service transmits a request to a telecommunications channel to connect the computing device to the virtual meeting, allowing the participant to join the virtual meeting.

Secure virtual meetings

Described are techniques for establishing secure communication channels between user devices and service providing devices. Correspondence between a request received from a user device and security data may be used to determine that the user device has provided a valid access credential. The access credential may be replaced with a subsequent access credential after use. Correspondence between the request and service data may be used to determine that the request may be processed by the receiving service and that the user device has the permissions necessary for the request to be processed. Portions of the request that meet these criteria may be provided to the service. The secure communication channel may also be used to provide the response from the service to the user device.

System for authenticating and processing service requests

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Seattle, WA, United States of America

Robert Dale Francis