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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 10, 2020
Filed:
Jun. 05, 2018
The Toronto-dominion Bank, Toronto, CA;
Milos Dunjic, Oakville, CA;
Anthony Haituyen Nguyen, Toronto, CA;
Yubing Liu, Toronto, CA;
Arthur Carroll Chow, Markham, CA;
Casey Lyn Doyle, Ajax, CA;
Richard John Frederick Thake, Cobourg, CA;
Mengfei Wang, Toronto, CA;
Aaron Ashish Hudali, Cambridge, CA;
Gregory Albert Kliewer, Barrie, CA;
Martin Albert Lozon, London, CA;
Yusbel Garcia Diaz, Toronto, CA;
Gareth Daly, Toronto, CA;
Masashi Kobayashi, Toronto, CA;
Randall John Bast, Oakville, CA;
THE TORONTO-DOMINION BANK, Toronto, Ontario, CA;
Abstract
A method for regulating access to a protected resource is disclosed. The method includes: receiving, from a client application executing on a first device, a first signal including a request to obtain an access token for accessing a protected resource, the request including: a client identifier uniquely identifying the client application; a user identifier uniquely identifying an end user of the client application; and a public key associated with the end user; in response to validating the request, transmitting, to the client application on the first device, a second signal including an access token for accessing the protected resource; receiving, from a web server associated with the protected resource, a third signal including a request to validate a bearer token submitted by the client application to the web server, the bearer token including a digital signature; validating the bearer token, the validating including verifying the digital signature using the public key; and in response to validating the bearer token, sending to the web server a fourth signal including a notification that the bearer token is valid.