Authentication system and method based upon random partial digitized path recognition
CA 2579826 C · Owner: Mizrah, Len L. · Inventors: Mizrah, Len L.
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An authentication server (1030) provides a clue to a client (1010) indicating a random partial subset of a full pattern that characterizes a full digitized path on a frame of reference, and the client enters a data to fulfill an authentication factor suggested by the clue. The full pattern consists of an ordered set of data fields, which store parameters that specify the full digitized path on a reference grid for recognition. The server presents an instance of a graphical representation of the frame of reference including an , array of random indicators at data field coordinates in the frame of reference (3050). The server accepts indicators from the array of indicators at data …
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