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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 07, 2020
Filed:
Oct. 12, 2017
James Donaldson, Belfast, GB;
Bartlomiej Prokop, Belfast, GB;
Rhidian John, Belfast, GB;
Thomas Looney, Belfast, GB;
James Donaldson, Belfast, GB;
Bartlomiej Prokop, Belfast, GB;
Rhidian John, Belfast, GB;
Thomas Looney, Belfast, GB;
VISA INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION, San Francisco, CA (US);
Abstract
A secure iframe and a combination of security elements are used in rendering a web page of a content provider. The security elements may be both pre-provisioned and executed in real time to allow a third party to securely collect sensitive information while allowing the content provider to retain total control of the look and feel of the web page. A microform within the secure iframe uses a combination of Content Security Policies (CSP), HSTS, and HPKP to generate a secure connection between the iframe and the third party while still allowing the content provider control the look and feel of the iframe. The content provider never handles the sensitive data, reducing the content provider's financial exposure in the event of a data breach. The secure service collects sensitive data and returns a tokenized identifier for use by the content provider when interacting with the customer.
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