Dell products l.p. (20240348458). SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR EFFICIENT VERIFICATION OF AUTHORITY FOR INVOCATION OF OPERATIONS simplified abstract
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SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR EFFICIENT VERIFICATION OF AUTHORITY FOR INVOCATION OF OPERATIONS
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BRADLEY K. Goodman of Nashua NH (US)
JAMES DANIEL Harms of Worthington OH (US)
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR EFFICIENT VERIFICATION OF AUTHORITY FOR INVOCATION OF OPERATIONS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240348458 titled 'SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR EFFICIENT VERIFICATION OF AUTHORITY FOR INVOCATION OF OPERATIONS
The abstract of the patent application discusses methods and systems for verifying authority in distributed systems by delegating authority to entities within the system and using a security framework to limit computing resource consumption for verifications.
- Cryptographically verifiable data structures are used to establish chains of delegation of authority.
- The size and content of the data structures are limited to reduce computational costs.
- The security framework ensures that authority has been properly delegated within the distributed system.
Potential Applications: - Secure access control systems in large organizations. - Authorization mechanisms in blockchain networks. - Delegated authority verification in IoT devices.
Problems Solved: - Ensuring proper delegation of authority in distributed systems. - Limiting computing resource consumption for verification processes.
Benefits: - Enhanced security and trust within distributed systems. - Efficient and cost-effective verification of authority. - Improved performance of operations within the system.
Commercial Applications: Title: "Secure Delegated Authority Verification System" This technology can be applied in industries such as cybersecurity, finance, and healthcare to ensure secure and efficient delegation of authority within distributed systems, leading to improved operational performance and reduced risks of unauthorized access.
Prior Art: Readers can explore prior research on cryptographic data structures, access control mechanisms, and distributed systems security to gain a deeper understanding of the innovation presented in this patent application.
Frequently Updated Research: Stay informed about advancements in cryptographic protocols, distributed systems security, and access control technologies to enhance the implementation and effectiveness of the authority verification system described in this patent application.
Questions about Authority Verification Systems: 1. How does the use of cryptographically verifiable data structures enhance the security of authority verification in distributed systems? 2. What are the potential challenges in implementing a security framework to limit computing resource consumption for authority verification processes?
Original Abstract Submitted
methods and systems for verifying authority in distributed systems are disclosed. authority may be delegated to various entities within a distributed system to invoke performance of operations within the distributed systems. to verify that authority has been delegated, a security framework may be used that limits computing resource consumption for the verifications. the computing resource consumption may be limited by using cryptographically verifiable data structures that establish chains of delegation of authority. the cryptographically verifiable data structures may be limited in size and content to reduce the computational cost for implementing the security framework.
