Bank of America Corporation

Eyelock LLC

Samuel Jeff Carter

David Joa

Stephen Charles Gerber

David Neil Joffe

Hans Dirk Schumacher

Sarvesh Makthal

Ray Garcia

John Mertz

Christopher L Ream

Zoran Obradovic

The present disclosure describes systems and methods for managing network traffic using biometrics. A server may store a first value N, a primitive root modulo N, and a plurality of verification codes generated using the primitive root modulo N to the power of a hash function result of a respective portion of a first biometric template acquired from the user during enrollment. The sever may receive a request to connect to the server, from a client operated by the user. The client may use a first offset identifier from the server to identify a first portion of a second biometric template acquired from the user, and generate a first value corresponding to a common exponentiation function. The server may generate a second value corresponding to the common exponentiation function. The server may determine that the user is authenticated if the first value from the client matches the second value.

Methods and systems for managing network activity using biometrics

A method for conducting a financial transaction can be used by a person using a mobile device to conduct the transaction. The mobile device receives information related to the person that can be used for authentication purposes, such as a PIN or biometric data. The mobile device then authenticates the person by verifying the information received. If the person is authenticated, the transaction is completed using the mobile device, and if the person is not authenticated, the transaction is prevented.

Information banking

Authentication methods for use in financial transactions and information banking

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Winston Salem, NC, United States of America

Samuel Jeff Carter