Travis Cadorette

Title: Travis Cadorette and His Patent in Cookieless Authentication

Introduction

Travis Cadorette is an inventor associated with Miami, Florida, and Liveramp, Inc. His work includes a patent addressing how publishers can control access to people-based identifiers in cookieless authentication environments.

Latest Patents

Cadorette is associated with 1 patent: “Publisher Permissioned Activation in Cookieless Authentication Environment.” The invention enables publishers to limit access to people-based identifiers to trusted parties. It uses encryption keys to control permissions, while an application programming interface resolves publisher identifiers into people and returns encrypted identifier data. A sidecar process supports decryption and re-encryption as needed, helping reduce data leakage.

Career Highlights

Cadorette’s patent focuses on privacy-conscious identity resolution and permission management in environments that do not rely on cookies. The described system gives publishers greater control over which parties can access identifier information.

Collaborations

The provided information lists Julien Weber and Stevan Boddanovic as Cadorette’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe their contributions.

Conclusion

Travis Cadorette’s patent presents a method for managing access to people-based identifiers through encryption and publisher-controlled permissions, with the aim of reducing data leakage in cookieless authentication environments.