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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 20, 2026
Filed:
Mar. 15, 2024
Aetna Inc., Hartford, CT (US);
Abbie Barbir, Hartford, CT (US);
Alan Bachmann, Hartford, CT (US);
Erick Verry, Hartford, CT (US);
Paul Ivanivsky, Hartford, CT (US);
Cisa Kurian, Hartford, CT (US);
Neal Shah, Hartford, CT (US);
Michael Streuling, Hartford, CT (US);
Aetna Inc., Hartford, CT (US);
Abstract
In some instances, a method is provided. The method comprises: based on a content request for content from a user device associated with a user, generating a subject identifier for the user, wherein the subject identifier comprises a plurality of elements, wherein at least one of the plurality of elements comprises a subject identifier fragment indicating a unique identifier string for the user; based on generating the subject identifier for the user, providing, to the user device, a request to enroll in secure pass key (SPK) authentication; based on receiving user input indicating approval to enroll in the SPK authentication, generating a SPK for the user based on the subject identifier fragment from the subject identifier; and providing the SPK to the user device, wherein the user device accesses the requested content based on using the SPK.
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