Pre-Grant Publication Number: 20070250920
Filing Date: April 23, 2007Priority Date: April 24, 2006
Inventors: Jeffrey Dean Lindsay
Assignee: Pro se (no assignment on record)
Current U.S. Classification: 726, 726/007000
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A computerized password security system for protecting access to an asset pertaining to a user, comprising:
a) a database on a server comprising account information for the user, said account information comprising a user ID, a primary password, at least one secondary password, and a rules record specifying actions to be taken if one of the least one secondary passwords is entered, said actions comprising limiting the level of access to the asset to be granted relative to a higher level of access granted in response to entry of the primary password, the at least one secondary password being other than a guest password or default password;
b) input means for a user to enter the user ID and a password into the security system;
c) account access means wherein the entered user ID and entered password are compared to the information in the database to determine the level of account access granted to the user according to the rules record based on the entry of a primary password or the at least one secondary password, and
d) security system administration means which allows the user to customize the rules record, including the option to specify that in response to entry of the at least one secondary password, the account access means will provide the user's choice of either partial account access or feigned account access.
#167Lotus/Domino 4.6
Applies to Claims 1,18,24,29
Submitted by: Kahscho __Last updated: 7 months 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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