@Sumdude — This should keep you busy...while someone else can find the Pacer links for you... First: What is 2FA (two-factor authentication) Two-factor authentication is a security process in which the user provides two means of identification from separate categories of credentials; one is typically a physical token, such as a card, and the other is typically something memorized, such as a security code.
Second: What is Out of Band Band Authentication A very popular anti-fraud measure financial institutions are now implementing in their online banking services is Out of Band Authentication. When a customer wants to make a transaction, a text message or phone call is sent to the mobile phone number the bank has on file.
The SFOR patent is somewhat innocuous, but very powerful. My very own DD...I found this #53 and #54 of patent '698 are HUGE Patent D/D ID: 8,484,698
No one but a select few here actually read the filings, I had the "luxury" to read through them again earlier today in a "boring" health care meeting (which is ripe for 2FA...HIPAA-compliance and the like)...
That said, I know we're not all attorneys, but I have to say, the language can be esoteric, all the filings are clear-cut/plain-as-day, rock-solid...patent infringements... No one has proved or offered an explanation stating otherwise. Are there any attorneys who wish to chime in?
53. A software method for employing a multichannel security system to control access to a computer, comprising the steps of: receiving in a first channel a login identification demand to access a host computer also in the first channel; verifying the login identification; receiving at a security computer in a second channel the demand for access and the login identification; outputting from the security computer a prompt requesting a transmission of data; receiving the transmitted data at the security computer; comparing the transmitted data to predetermined data; and depending on the comparison of the transmitted and the predetermined data, outputting an instruction from the security computer to the host computer to grant access to the host computer or deny access thereto.
54. Apparatus for implementing a multichannel security system to control access to a computer, comprising: a device for receiving a login identification and demand to access a host computer, wherein the device and the host computer are in a first channel; and a security computer in a second channel for receiving the login identification and the access demand and outputting a prompt requesting a transmission of data once said login identification is verified by said security computer, wherein said security computer comprises a component for receiving the transmitted data and comparing said transmitted data to predetermined data, such that, depending on the comparison of the transmitted and the predetermined data, said security computer outputs an instruction to the host computer to grant access to the host computer or deny access thereto.
$SFOR Partial List of companies using SFPR's 2FA/OOBA
https://twofactorauth.org/ Two Factor Auth List twofactorauth.org List of sites with Two Factor Auth support which includes SMS, email, phone calls, hardware, and software.
These people here http://www.strikeforcecpg.com/about/ knows all of them. No one will be spared. One at a time. Future they will save big , when you don't work on a contingency basis.
First Prong Quote: The first prong is to expand on our existing litigation strategy for our patented ProtectID® Out-of-Band Authentication technology. Our Out-of-Band patent lawsuit award has proven to be a sound financial strategy.
Don't underestimate the value of SFOR Patent, it is used by majority of fortune 500 co's.
Check all clients for all three defendants from the court complaint document using SFOR patent
Celgene Corporation Johnson & Johnson Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation, Sanofi-Aventis Corporation, BB&T BNP Paribas, Citi Credit Suisse (think etrade financial consultants etc) Deutsche Bank Geico HSBC MetLife, Mizuho New York Life, Royal Bank of Scotland Société Générale Standard Chartered Bank SunTrust, TD Ameritrade Boeing, Delta Airlines General Dynamics Hertz, Land Rover Northrop Grumman Raytheon, Toyota Volkswagon Best Western CBS Harte-Hanks ICC Lowe Maritz Quad Graphics, Ree Bee (a subsidiary of Ericsson) Walt Disney Bose Verizon Wireless Microsoft, Catalina Marketing Company, DirecTV, Fujitsu, Rosetta Stone, NOAA, the US Army, the US AirForce.
These are only few. Trustwave alone has 3m clients in 96 countries
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