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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 04, 2017
Filed:
Feb. 27, 2014
Open Invention Network Llc, Durham, NC (US);
Mark R. Vevle, Birmingham, AL (US);
Nathan Robert Jones, Atlanta, GA (US);
Open Invention Network LLC, Durham, NC (US);
Abstract
Accessing a security enabled application may require certain access privileges that are not readily available or associated with the application at the time a user is seeking access via a login operation. In operation, an access attempt to a security enabled application may include identifying user credentials associated with the access attempt, generating a query based on the user credentials to identify whether the user credentials are associated with a predetermined group membership. A response to the query may be received that includes group information corresponding to the user and the group information may be compared to a set of predetermined rules to determine whether the group information includes privilege rules used to grant access to the access attempt.
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