The present disclosure discloses an authentication method performed at a server, including: generating, based on a first account that is possessed by a user of a first device and that corresponds to a first application, corresponding token information; sending the token information to the first device to be shared by the first device with devices in a device group in a replication restriction manner; performing, based on the token information, authentication on a second device that is in the device group; granting permission of accessing the first account to the second device when the authentication succeeds; and triggering the first device to switch from a state of first account-based login to the first application to a state of suspending the login to the first application when it is determined that the second device logs in to the first application based on the permission of accessing the first account.

An application, executed by a User Equipment (“UE”), may receive an identifier, which may be used to monitor Key Performance Indicators (“KPIs”) associated with the UE. Such KPIs may be monitored in conjunction with execution of the application, such as at times that the application sends and/or receives traffic. The KPIs may be associated with sensor data, resources, and/or other features or functionality of the UE. The UE may obtain an identifier associated with the application and/or the UE from a KPI monitoring system of some embodiments, may obtain user consent to monitor and/or report KPIs associated with the application, and may provide such KPIs to the KPI monitoring system in conjunction with the identifier. The KPI monitoring system may generate aggregated KPI information, associated with the application, based on the KPIs received from the UE and/or KPIs received from one or more other sources.

Various embodiments of the present application set forth a computer-implemented method that includes receiving, by a first service operating within a computing system, a modified identity data object from a second service operating within the computing system, where the modified identity data object includes at least one identifier associated with a client of the computing system determining, by the first service, that the second service performed a first action on an identity data object to generate the modified identity data object, and validating the modified identity data object based on whether the second service is authorized to perform the first action.

Systems and methods are disclosed for cross-platform token exchange. One method comprises receiving a primary token exchange request from an upstream entity, generating an ancillary detokenization request based on the primary token exchange request, and transmitting the ancillary detokenization request to an input token vault. An ancillary detokenization response comprising sensitive data may then be received from the input token vault, and one or more ancillary tokenization requests may be generated based on the ancillary detokenization response and the primary token exchange request. The one or more ancillary tokenization requests may be transmitted to one or more output token vaults. Subsequently, one or more ancillary tokenization responses may be received from the one or more output token vaults, each ancillary tokenization response comprising an output token. A primary token exchange response may be generated based on the one or more ancillary tokenization responses and transmitted to the upstream entity.

A system provides cloud-based identity and access management. The system receives a request from a client for an identity management service, authenticates the request, and accesses a microservice based on the request. The system determines, based on the request, a tenancy of the client, a tenancy of a user, and a tenancy of a resource. The system retrieves data from the determined tenancies as required to process the request, where the data is retrieved by the microservice using a connection pool that provides connections to the database. The system then performs the identity management service by the appropriate microservice responsible for processing the received request.

Methods and systems for token transfer are described herein. A remote computing device may receive, from a mobile computing device, a public key of a public-private key pair. The public key may be associated with a first application of the mobile computing device. The first application may be configured to send credentials to a second application of the mobile computing device. The second application may be isolated from other applications executable on the mobile computing device. The remote computing device may receive, from the first application, a token. The token may have been previously issued to the first application and may have been encrypted, using the public key, by the first application. The remote computing device may send, to the second application, the token to enable the second application to authenticate with a plurality of services that interact with the second application.

Aspects of the disclosure relate to simplified and expedited processing of access requests to network resources. Authorized individuals can set rules for accessing network resources. The rules can be implemented as a series of macro steps assigned to various access rights and can be consolidated in a single button or widget for a particular user group. In response to a user's one-click selection of the button or widget, all applicable access rights can be requested sequentially from appropriate services or individuals without requiring complex instructions or myriad user actions. User interfaces and API(s) are provided to enable users to request access and managers to setup access requirements and button configurations. Novel logical systems, architectures, platforms, graphical user interfaces, and methods are disclosed.

Systems and methods provide managing of communication between a remote data object hosted by a remote resource and a group-based communication interface of a group-based communication system.

Systems and methods for sharing content between devices are disclosed. To request a shared piece of media content, a playback device generates and sends a request to content server. The playback device includes information in the request that indicates the playback capabilities of the device. The content server receives the request and determines the playback capabilities of the playback device from the information in the request. The content server then determines the assets that may be used by the playback device to obtain the media content and generates a top level index file for the playback device that includes information about the determined assets. The top level index file is then sent to the playback device that may then use the top level index file to obtain the media content using the indicated assets.

Techniques for allowing client devices to securely request services from remote servers without using a reproducible token on the client are disclosed. In an embodiment, the host-portion of a destination address, in whole or in part, is used as an authentication token to identify an end-user, to be a selector to retrieve a security or other policy, or to provide device-specific or user-specific content. In an embodiment, repeated unauthorized attempts to access services are monitored to allow a human or artificial network agent to take appropriate defensive action against attacks.