The present invention relates to a system and a method for performing exchanges of digital data records among a plurality of distributed databases. More specifically, the present invention relates to a technology agnostic atomic swap system platform configured to perform atomic swap transactions of digital data records among a plurality of distributed ledger technology platforms.

This disclosure relates to data security and cryptography. In one aspect, a method includes updating a user interface of a client device to present user interface controls that enable a user to specify data privacy settings that define how entities collect, store, and use data of the user. The data security system receives a request to modify a data privacy setting for one or more entities from the client device based on user interaction with one or more of the user interface controls. The request includes an ephemeral user identifier for the user and an attestation token. The data security system validates the request using at least the ephemeral user identifier and the attestation token. The data security system transmits data instructing the entity to modify usage of the user data based on the modified given data privacy setting to each of the one or more entities.

According to aspects of the present disclosure, there is provided methods and devices for verifying integrity of a remote device, including a method comprising generating a first nonce value, transmitting the first nonce value, receiving a message from the remote device, the message comprising measurements of a configuration of the remote device and a cryptographic signature based on a private key of a public-private key pair of the remote device and a second nonce value, determining that the second nonce value was generated based on the first nonce value, and verifying the cryptographic signature based on the second nonce value and a public key of the public-private key pair of the remote device.

Methods and systems are disclosed for a digital signature system using scalable and reliable servers. The system includes multiple frontend servers that are each in communication with multiple backend servers. A remote application server sends a signature request to one of the front end servers. The signature request includes at least two public keys that each have a different server identifier embedded in them. The backend server extracts one of the server identifiers and tries the signature generating process with the corresponding back end server. If that that backend server does not respond, then the frontend server extracts the server identifier from another public key and initiates the signature generation process with that backend server. In some systems, the remote application server has a predefined relationship with multiple frontend servers so that if one frontend server is down, the application server can communicate with a backup frontend server.

In a blockchain, contents of communication of electronic data are basically made public, and a malicious person can find system vulnerability of the blockchain. Leak of secret information or the like to an unintended third party through unauthorized access or the like by exploiting the vulnerability and cause is actually possible. Thus, it cannot be said that sufficient security measures are taken. In the present invention, a colony server stores partial data containing data of a predetermined size from a beginning of data to be managed received from a terminal, and a center server stores body data containing data of the predetermined size +1 and thereafter. Thus, the data to be managed is managed in a divided manner. Also, even if the body data is leaked from the colony server through unauthorized access or the like, the body data is merely part of the data to be managed, and has no value on its own. Thus, the present invention provides a system and the like for achieving robust security against unauthorized access.

A method for authenticating a passive RFID tag includes acquiring a tag fingerprint of a first tag as a first tag fingerprint, the first tag being the genuine tag; acquiring a tag fingerprint of a second tag as a second tag fingerprint, the second tag being the tag to be authenticated; comparing the first tag fingerprint with the second tag fingerprint: if the first tag fingerprint is consistent with the second tag fingerprint, determining that the second tag is a genuine tag, otherwise determining the second tag is a forged tag. The tag fingerprint is the persistence time enabling the passive RFID tag to operate normally during discharge after fully charging. The beneficial effects include being high in robustness to the change of environment and high in authentication accuracy and capable of being directly deployed on an existing commercial RFID device without modifying hardware of the tag and reader.

A method for authenticating a passive RFID tag includes acquiring a tag fingerprint of a first tag as a first tag fingerprint, the first tag being the genuine tag; acquiring a tag fingerprint of a second tag as a second tag fingerprint, the second tag being the tag to be authenticated; comparing the first tag fingerprint with the second tag fingerprint: if the first tag fingerprint is consistent with the second tag fingerprint, determining that the second tag is a genuine tag, otherwise determining the second tag is a forged tag. The tag fingerprint is the persistence time enabling the passive RFID tag to operate normally during discharge after fully charging. The beneficial effects include being high in robustness to the change of environment and high in authentication accuracy and capable of being directly deployed on an existing commercial RFID device without modifying hardware of the tag and reader.

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for facilitating an authentication processing service are provided.

A computer-implemented method for maintaining crypto tokens of a first type. A smart contract from a distributed ledger defines a bonding curve being as a sequence of multiple curve segments. A creation or annul function of the smart contract may integrate a bonding curve starting from the current supply size to a new supply size to determine an amount of crypto tokens of a second type. The crypto tokens of the second type may be transferred to or from a pool associated with the smart contract, while crypto tokens of the first type may be transferred to a user or may be destroyed. The current supply size of first type tokens may be updated correspondingly.

In some examples, a system receives first measurements of data items used by a build server in building an executable program, the data items copied from a data repository to a storage partition that is separate from the data repository, and the storage partition to store the data items relating to building the executable program by the build server. The system determines, based on the first measurements and according to a policy specified for the storage partition, whether a corruption of the data items used by the build server in building the executable program has occurred.