Systems and methods are provided for generating and managing dynamic customized electronic tokens for electronic device interactions. A system for transferring data between a user device associated with a user and a remote device may include a memory storing instructions and a processor configured to execute the stored instructions. The stored instructions may configure the processor to receive, via a network, transaction information from the remote device, access information associated with an electronic token, and provide the electronic token to the remote device. The electronic token may be associated with at least one of the user or the user device, and a token server may generate the electronic token based on the received transaction information, and determine one or more expiration parameters for the electronic token.

Systems and methods are provided for generating and managing dynamic customized electronic tokens for electronic device interactions. A system for transferring data between a user device associated with a user and a remote device may include a memory storing instructions and a processor configured to execute the stored instructions. The stored instructions may configure the processor to receive, via a network, transaction information from the remote device, access information associated with an electronic token, and provide the electronic token to the remote device. The electronic token may be associated with at least one of the user or the user device, and a token server may generate the electronic token based on the received transaction information, and determine one or more expiration parameters for the electronic token.

The invention relates to a system and a method for adapting a response provided by a first device. The system comprises the first device with means for receiving from at least one client device, as at least one second device, a data access request comprising at least one client identifier and a predetermined application programming interface or service provider interface associated with the first device. The first device comprises means for processing the data access request that provides the response to the data access request and means for sending the response. The system comprises adapting means for intercepting and adapting the response sent by the first device. The adapting means adapts the response while being specific to the client and provides an adapted response. And the system comprises adapted response sending means for sending at least a part of the adapted response to the second or a third device(s).

The invention relates to a system and a method for adapting a response provided by a first device. The system comprises the first device with means for receiving from at least one client device, as at least one second device, a data access request comprising at least one client identifier and a predetermined application programming interface or service provider interface associated with the first device. The first device comprises means for processing the data access request that provides the response to the data access request and means for sending the response. The system comprises adapting means for intercepting and adapting the response sent by the first device. The adapting means adapts the response while being specific to the client and provides an adapted response. And the system comprises adapted response sending means for sending at least a part of the adapted response to the second or a third device(s).

An imaging device includes an image sensing device, a private key generation unit, and an image encryption unit. The image sensing device includes an image generator configured to generate image data acquired by capturing as image, and a physical unclonable function (PUF) generator configured to generate physical unclonable function (PUF) data including information about at least one fixed pattern noise (FPN) data value and at least one random telegraph noise (RTN) data value. The private key (KEY) generation unit generates a private key based on the at least one FPN data value and the at least one RTN data value that are acquired from the PUF data. The image encryption unit encrypts the image data using the private key. A first transistor included in the PUF generator exhibits different properties from a second transistor that is included in the image generator and corresponds to the first transistor.

The invention relates to a method of generating and authenticating guaranteed unique identifier codes (CID) as may be used for identifying and authenticating assets comprising an integrated circuit, the method comprising; generating guaranteed unique identifiers (AID) in a centralized code registration system (3); storing the generated identifiers (AID) within a data storage (31a-31c); associating each identifier (AID) with an unique identification (CID) to be used for identifying an integrated circuit, by applying a bijective algorithm; authenticating an identification code (CID) by inversely calculating an identifier (AID) from an identification code (CID) based on said algorithm.

The invention relates to a method of generating and authenticating guaranteed unique identifier codes (CID) as may be used for identifying and authenticating assets comprising an integrated circuit, the method comprising; generating guaranteed unique identifiers (AID) in a centralized code registration system (3); storing the generated identifiers (AID) within a data storage (31a-31c); associating each identifier (AID) with an unique identification (CID) to be used for identifying an integrated circuit, by applying a bijective algorithm; authenticating an identification code (CID) by inversely calculating an identifier (AID) from an identification code (CID) based on said algorithm.

Embodiments of systems and methods for automatically evicting an owner of a security processor are described. In some embodiments, a security processor may include: a core and a memory coupled to the core, the memory having program instructions stored thereon that, upon execution by the core, cause the security processor to: determine that a secure boot public key last used by a first entity to bootstrap an Information Handling System (IHS) fails to bootstrap the IHS; in response to the determination, identify another secure boot public key usable by a second entity to bootstrap the IHS; and in response to the security processor being in a factory environment, increment a counter associated with the first entity to evict the first entity in favor of the second entity.

Embodiments of systems and methods for automatically evicting an owner of a security processor are described. In some embodiments, a security processor may include: a core and a memory coupled to the core, the memory having program instructions stored thereon that, upon execution by the core, cause the security processor to: determine that a secure boot public key last used by a first entity to bootstrap an Information Handling System (IHS) fails to bootstrap the IHS; in response to the determination, identify another secure boot public key usable by a second entity to bootstrap the IHS; and in response to the security processor being in a factory environment, increment a counter associated with the first entity to evict the first entity in favor of the second entity.

A method for deploying an information handling system (platform) determines whether a hardware key coupled to the platform constitutes a deployment key by validating a GUID of the key against a deployment key signature, generated by a trusted server and stored on the key. If the key is validated, a trust factor evaluation is performed by validating the deployment key against a second key, which is bound to a nonvolatile storage component containing a second key signature, generated by the trusted server based on a GUID of the nonvolatile storage component. Upon validating the trust factor, the platform boots into an unattended deployment mode loaded from the deployment key and validates an unattended deployment binary stored in the deployment key against the second key signature to establish a trusted execution session for loading unattended deployment modules from the deployment key and deploying the platform by executing the unattended deployment modules.