Citrix Systems, Inc.

Facebook, Inc.

Aol Inc.

Russell Richards

Andrew Lee Wick

Alan Keister

Xiaopeng Zhang

Christopher Newell Toomey

Aleksey Sanin

Robert G Watkins

Donald Eaves

Barry Appelman

James A Odell

Barbara McNally

David McCormick

Heather Allison Schlegel

Chris Chih-Shen Chung

Michael Robert Enloe

Pei-Lin Wu

Alexis Inch

David Cox

Gregory Cypes

Leveraging an established authenticated session in obtaining authentication to a client application includes receiving a request for access to a client application requiring authentication of a requestor and determining whether there exist characteristics of leverageable authentications corresponding to established sessions having an authenticated state at a time of the determination. When the determination reveals characteristics of at least one leverageable authentication corresponding to an established session, and attempt is made to obtain access for the requestor to the client application based on the at least one leverageable authentication, and the requestor is provided with a notification related to the 1 attempt to obtain access for the requestor to the client application.

Implementing single sign-on across a heterogeneous collection of client/server and web-based applications

Linking multiple identities from a single service includes for a user of a single service having multiple identities within the single service, authenticating a primary identity having a first buddy list associated with an account, authenticating a secondary identity having a second buddy list associated with the account, and creating an association between the primary identity and the secondary identity, where the primary identity and the secondary identity simultaneously share a common graphical user interface such that the primary identity interacts with the first buddy list and the secondary identity interacts with the second buddy list using the common graphical user interface.

Account linking

Leveraging an established authenticated session in obtaining authentication to a client application includes receiving a request for access to a client application requiring authentication of a requestor and determining whether there exist characteristics of leverageable authentications corresponding to established sessions having an authenticated state at a time of the determination. When the determination reveals characteristics of at least one leverageable authentication corresponding to an established session, and attempt is made to obtain access for the requester to the client application based on the at least one leverageable authentication, and the requestor is provided with a notification related to the attempt to obtain access for the requester to the client application.

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Russell Richards