Bank of America Corporation

Vishal Patangia

Jyotiranjan Mohapatra

Savitri Jaganath Podal

Vasudevan Atteeri

Kamaljeet Singh Bedi

David Lee Hoyle

Mark Standring

Matthew Steed

Joehinth Danishkumar Samuel Theodore

A system is provided for authenticating a resource transfer in a peer-to-peer resource sharing electronic network. In particular, the system may receive a request from a first endpoint device to execute a resource transfer with a second endpoint device. The request from the first endpoint device may comprise a selection or designation of an authentication credential associated with the resource transfer. The system may prompt the second endpoint device for an authentication input. Upon receiving the authentication input from the second endpoint device, the system may validate the authentication input using the authentication credential provided using the first endpoint device. Once the authentication input from the second endpoint device has been validated, the system may execute the resource transfer according to the parameters defined by the first endpoint device. In this way, the system may provide a secure way to execute peer-to-peer resource transfers over a network.

Systems and methods for authenticating a resource transfer in a peer-to-peer resource sharing electronic network

Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for automated data sorting in an electronic network. The method includes receiving a primary tag designation corresponding to a recipient of a data transfer from an end-point device associated with a sending user. The method also includes providing the end-point device with sub-tag(s) associated with the primary tag designation. Each of the sub-tag(s) correspond to an individual category of the data transfer. The method further includes receiving the transfer data packet that includes the primary tag designation and at least one of the sub-tag(s). The transfer data packet indicates data to be transmitted to the recipient in the data transfer. The method also includes causing the data transfer to be executed. The data transfer includes the primary tag designation and the at least one of the one or more sub-tags included in the transfer data packet.

System and method for automated data sorting in an electronic network

Methods and systems for providing data manifests as a service (DMAAS) are described herein. A first computing system, may generate a first data manifest comprising a first count parameter and a first hash parameter associated with a first data exchange transaction between the first computing system and a second computing system, store the first data manifest to a blockchain data store and transfer a data payload of the first data exchange transaction. The second computing system may analyze the data payload received via the transport mechanism, generate a second data manifest including a second count parameter and a second hash parameter and store the second data manifest to the blockchain data store. A DMAAS computing system facilitates access to the blockchain data store, identifies transmission errors, and triggers acceptance of data at the second computing system upon a successful data exchange transaction.

Data manifest as a blockchain service

An apparatus includes a memory and a hardware processor. The memory stores a plurality of logging rules. Each logging rule assigned to a tier of a multi-tier platform. The processor receives source code for an application configured to execute on a plurality of tiers of the multi-tier platform and detects, within the source code, an entry point and an exit point for a tier of the plurality of tiers. The processor determines, based on the plurality of logging rules, a first attribute that is to be logged during execution in the tier and a second attribute that is not to be logged during execution in the tier and inserts, between the entry point and the exit point in the source code, logging code that, when executed, logs the first attribute and hides the second attribute.

Security tool for n-tier platforms

An apparatus includes a memory and a hardware processor. The memory stores security restrictions. The processor detects that a user attempted to access a third-party application that does not use the stored security restrictions and communicates the stored security restrictions to the third-party application. The processor also receives a message indicating that the third-party application registered the security restrictions, determines, based on the stored security restrictions, that the user should be granted access to the third-party application, and in response to the determination that the user should be granted access to the third-party application, redirects the user to the third-party application.

Access control tool

Methods and systems for providing data manifests as a service (DMAAS) are described herein. a first computing system, may generate a first data manifest comprising a first count parameter and a first hash parameter associated with a first data exchange transaction between the first computing system and a second computing system, store the first data manifest to a blockchain data store and transfer a data payload of the first data exchange transaction. The second computing system may analyze the data payload received via the transport mechanism, generate a second data manifest including a second count parameter and a second hash parameter and store the second data manifest to the blockchain data store. A DMAAS computing system facilitates access to the blockchain data store, identifies transmission errors, and triggers acceptance of data at the second computing system upon a successful data exchange transaction.

An apparatus includes a memory and a hardware processor. The memory stores a plurality of reprocessing rules. The processor receives a request message from a user device. The processor communicates a second request to a first resource and a third request to a second resource. The processor determines that a response to the second request was not received. The processor increases the first timeout. The processor communicates the second request to the first resource after increasing the first timeout, receives a response to the second request, and determines that a response to the third request was not received. The processor increases the reconnect parameter. The processor communicates the third request to the second resource after increasing the reconnect parameter, receives a response to the third request, generates a response message to the request message, and communicates the response message.

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