J Nielsen - US Patent 6,182,229, 2001 - Google Patents
By virtue of the present invention, a user operating a client system may access a plurality of remote servers requiring passWords for access by employing a master passWord. The …
MF Angelo, DF Heinrich, HQ Le, RO Waldorf - US Patent 6,370,649, 2002 - Google Patents
A computer system according to the present invention implements a self-modifying “fail-safe” password system that allows a manufacturer or site administrator to securely supply a single …
J Nielsen - US Patent 6,006,333, 1999 - Google Patents
[57] ABSTRACT A user operating a client system may access a plurality of remote servers requiring passwords for access by employing a master password. The master password is …
CD Jeffries, M Peyravian - US Patent 7,434,050, 2008 - Google Patents
(57) ABSTRACT A remote user, two-way authentication and password change protocol that also allows parties to optionally establish a session key which can be used to protect …
CW Kaufman - US Patent 6,178,508, 2001 - Google Patents
A system in which an encrypted data file can be protected, accessed, and maintained by a plurality of users using cryptographically hashed passwords. The system provides for the …
RJ Bosen, JR Muir - US Patent 5,060,263, 1991 - Google Patents
An access control system is disclosed in which pro tected systems and corresponding portable password issuing devices both generate new authentic passwords by successively …
Q Chen, TE Murphy Jr, PF Rieth, JS Stevens - US Patent 6,182,220, 2001 - Google Patents
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MM Swift, CP Van Dyke, PK Misra - US Patent 5,719,941, 1998 - Google Patents
57 ABSTRACT A method for changing an account password stored at a physically remote location is provided. After initiating a password change sequence, a user submits both an …
A cryptographic communication system is disclosed which permits computer users to authenticate themselves to a computer system without requiring that the computer system …