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18381860. Crowdsourcing and Verifying a Trusted Entity's Identification (Capital One Services, LLC)

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Crowdsourcing and Verifying a Trusted Entity's Identification

Organization Name

Capital One Services, LLC

Inventor(s)

Armando Martinez Stone of Arlington VA US

Samuel Rapowitz of Roswell GA US

Bryant Yee of Silver Spring MD US

Crowdsourcing and Verifying a Trusted Entity's Identification

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18381860 titled 'Crowdsourcing and Verifying a Trusted Entity's Identification

Original Abstract Submitted

Methods of verifying a user's identity using trusted members of the user's community are provided. Users may request trusted friends and family members register as vouching users. If a user needs to confirm the user's identity, such as during a multifactor authentication verification or in the event of a forgotten credential, vouching users may be called upon to verify user identity. Vouching users may confirm a user's identity via a group communication session or by proving physical proximity to the user. Physical proximity may be proven by tapping a token, such as an electronic device or a transaction card, to either the user's device and/or the vouching user's device. Using trusted friends and family members to verify a user's identity safeguards online accounts from deep fake AI creations and protects susceptible online users from phishing schemes and social engineering attacks.

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