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A password-based security system for restricting access to an asset, comprising an asset access interface for receiving a two-part password comprising a one-time password component and a second password component, a password synchronization device for generating a one-time password root, wherein the one-time password component is obtained via operation of an algorithm upon the one-time password root, such that entry of valid user credentials comprising the one-time password component and the second password component is required for full access to the asset, whereas entry of otherwise valid user credentials in which the one-time password root is used instead of the one-time password component results in limited or feigned access to the asset.

#167Lotus/Domino 4.6

Applies to Claims 1,18,24,29

Submitted by: Kahscho __Last updated: almost 5 years ago

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Lotus is a client/server database application. Users traditionally accessed Notes database with a Notes ID (public key/private key encryption). Domino turns Notes databases into HTML so that they can be accessed through a web browser. By version 4.6 (released in 1997), the system stored Person documents for users with information on the Notes ID (for Notes access) and information on HTTP passwords (if the same user accessed the system through the Web.

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