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Piggybacking malicious code blocker

US8196200B1 · kind B1 · utility

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Filing dateSep 28, 2006
Grant dateJun 5, 2012
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Expiry dateApr 6, 2031

Classification

  • Technology area (CPC H)Electricity
  • CPC primaryH04L63/168
  • WIPO fieldDigital communication
  • WIPO sectorElectrical engineering

Abstract

A method includes determining whether a transaction request has occurred during a transaction session. Upon a determination that a transaction request has occurred, the method includes parsing critical values from the transaction request and determining whether the critical values are legitimate. If the critical values are found to be suspicious instead of legitimate, the method further includes seeking approval of the transaction request from the user of the host computer system. Upon approval of the transaction request, the transaction request is allowed. Conversely, upon denial of the transaction request, the transaction request is determined to be malicious, and protective action is taken including terminating the transaction request.

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