Bank of America Corporation

Vishwas Korde

Taylor Farris

Jennifer Sanctis

Trish Gillis

Jesse James Godley

Veronica Andrea Cadavid

Mary Bangs

Brian Meyers

Robert S Mumma

Srinivas Chavali

Patrick Burgess

Sangeetha Mohan

Sidhartha Kaw

Miranda N Harris

Jonathan Daley

Jinna Zevulun Kim

Eileen D Bridges

Ashley Nicole Camack

Julie S Harris

John George Ingham

Kanstantsin Osipov

Karli Kuhn

Md Kamrul Hasan Pulok

Subbarayalu Muthurangan

Johny Rajkumar

Kumar Sumit

A method for pre-authenticating a user into a secure session on an entity application running on a second computing device leveraging a first computing device of the user as an authenticator may be provided. The method may include generating at the first computing device a dynamic QR code in response to receipt of a request to generate the dynamic QR code and further capturing, by the second computing device, the dynamic QR code from the first computing device. The method may further include storing, but not parsing, the dynamic QR code at the second computing device. Wherein at a time of a retrieval of the dynamic QR code from the second computing device, the method may include parsing the dynamic QR code and accessing a short URL that may either redirect the web browser to an authentication webpage thereby authenticating the secure session, or a denial webpage.

Two-factor authentication integrating dynamic QR codes

Provided herein is a system for improved access by a user of mobile computing device to a plurality of remotely stored programs. The system may include a mobile computing device. The system may also include a mobile application. The mobile application may be installed on the mobile computing device. The system may also include a remote server. The server may house the remotely stored programs and shared application data associated with the programs. The data may optionally be stored on a separate content provider component. The mobile application may be configured to display one or more links to access each of the programs. Upon selecting the link(s), the mobile application may access dynamic content of the remote server on the mobile computing device. The mobile application may be configured to display the shared application data via an application-like interface.

Combined mobile applications

A method for authenticating a user into a session on an entity application running on a computing device is provided. The method may include using a mobile device of the user as an authenticator. The method may include capturing by the mobile device, a dynamic quick response ('QR') code displayed on the computing device. The method may include transmitting the dynamic QR code, pre-authorized user credentials and a facial image of the user captured within a pre-determined time to a central server for authentication. The transmitting may be for verifying the user of the computing device being the user of the mobile device. In response to the verifying, via the central server, the dynamic QR code, the pre-authorized user credentials and the facial image, authenticating the user into the session on the entity application on the computing device.

Systems and Method are provided for transferring authentication from an extended reality ('XR') device. The systems and method may include the XR device comprising a sensor, and a computing device in electronic communication with the sensor. The sensor may collect biometric information from a user. The computing device may assign a first authentication level based on the biometric information. The user may be prompted to sign or virtually sign a document. The sensor may record a video recording of the user signing the document. The computing device may create a digital file from the video recording and a token indicating the first authentication level and the biometric information. The computing device may embed the token into the digital file. The digital file with the embedded token may be transferred to a second party.

Transferring authentication from an extended reality ('XR') device

Systems and methods for transferring data via a finger tracking smart device from a first user interface ('UI') to a second UI is provided. The data transferred may be documentation data, including signatures and corrections. The finger tracking smart device may include one or more smart lenses. Methods may include triggering a tracking of the movement of the user's fingers on the first UI and further tracking a start point and an end point of the movement of the user's fingers based on detection of deliberate movements and gestures. Methods may further include capturing a segment of data within the start point of movement and the end point of movement and storing the segment of data in memory on the finger tracking smart device. Methods may further include updating the second UI based on an instruction in a data packet transmitted to the second UI, by inputting the segment of data at a point of movement of the user's fingers on the second UI.

Finger tracking to write on or correct mistakes on physical documents

Embodiments of the present invention provide a specified graphical user interface providing a unified enterprise digital desktop platform. The system may include the identification of two or more enterprise applications associated with a particular enterprise. The system can then identify a user associated with the enterprise. Next, the system may determine a relevancy value for each of the two or more enterprise applications with respect to the identified user. At least one computing device associated with the user may be caused to display information in the specified graphical user interface associated with the two or more enterprise applications as a unified digital desktop application. The system can then determine that a triggering event associated with one of the enterprise applications is occurring and, in response, cause the computing device to display an alert notification in the specified graphical user interface.

Graphical user interface environment providing a unified enterprise digital desktop platform

One-time password ('OTP') generation on a smartwatch is provided. OTP generation may include communication between an application on a smartwatch and an application on a smartphone. The request for an OTP may be received at the smartwatch. The smartwatch application may communicate with the smartphone application. An OTP may be generated within a third-party library within the smartphone application. The generated OTP may be transmitted from the smartphone application to the smartwatch application. The OTP may be displayed on the smartwatch.

Smartwatch one-time password ('OTP') generation

Systems, apparatuses, and methods are described for a dynamic user interface computing platform which may store user interface templates and generate corresponding user interfaces. An administrator may configure a user interface template with a form comprising one or more fields, layout preferences, and one or more rules. A user may, using a requesting device, request a user interface corresponding to the user interface template. The dynamic user interface computing platform may generate a user interface based on the user interface template, the layout preferences, and the one or more rules, and may send the user interface to the requesting device. The user may, using the user interface, submit data to the dynamic user interface computing platform. The dynamic user interface computing platform may validate the received data and submit it to another computing device.

Dynamic user interface computing platform

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Vishwas Korde