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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 18, 2017
Filed:
Nov. 19, 2010
Ulrich Flegel, Karisruhe, DE;
Shane Bracher, Morningside, AU;
Pascal Hochwarth, Mühlhausen, DE;
Hermann Resch, Heidelberg, DE;
Paola Sala, Heidelberg, DE;
Stephan Wollny, Schwetzingen, DE;
Hua Wang, Ostringen, DE;
Andrew Clark, Queensland, AU;
George Mohay, Queensland, AU;
Roheena Khan, Queensland, AU;
Malcolm Corney, Queensland, AU;
Ulrich Flegel, Karisruhe, DE;
Shane Bracher, Morningside, AU;
Pascal Hochwarth, Mühlhausen, DE;
Hermann Resch, Heidelberg, DE;
Paola Sala, Heidelberg, DE;
Stephan Wollny, Schwetzingen, DE;
Hua Wang, Ostringen, DE;
Andrew Clark, Queensland, AU;
George Mohay, Queensland, AU;
Roheena Khan, Queensland, AU;
Malcolm Corney, Queensland, AU;
SAP SE, Walldorf, DE;
Abstract
Systems, methods and articles for determining anomalous user activity are disclosed. Data representing a transaction activity corresponding to a plurality of user transactions can be received and user transactions can be grouped according to types of user transactions. The transaction activity can be determined to be anomalous in relation to the grouped user transactions based on a predetermined parameter.