Dynamic Token Security System for Network Environments
Summary
The USPTO published patent application US20260100837A1 assigned to Capital One Services, LLC. The application discloses systems and methods for improving security in network environments by dynamically generating access credentials offline that are resilient to impersonation attempts. The system retrieves token templates for remote services and uses multiple object-based storage devices to generate dynamic tokens.
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The USPTO published a patent application (US20260100837A1) disclosing a dynamic token security system developed by Capital One Services, LLC inventors Suman Garrepalli, David Harrington, and William Graf. The system receives external requests for dynamically generated tokens and retrieves corresponding token templates, then selects multiple object-based storage devices to generate token portions that populate the template.\n\nFor affected parties in the financial services and technology sectors, this patent represents potential intellectual property that could affect future competitive positioning in network security and authentication technology. Patent publications do not create immediate compliance obligations but may influence future product development strategies and technology licensing considerations.
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SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR IMPROVING SECURITY IN NETWORK ENVIRONMENTS
Application US20260100837A1 Kind: A1 Apr 09, 2026
Assignee
Capital One Services, LLC
Inventors
Suman Garrepalli, David Harrington, William Graf
Abstract
Systems and methods are described herein for improving security in network environments by dynamically generating access credentials off-line that are resilient to impersonation attempts. For example, the system may receive, at a local token service, a first external request from a remote token service for a first dynamically generated token. The system may retrieve, at the local token service, a first token template for the remote token service. The system may, based on the first token template, select a first object-based storage device and a second object-based storage device. The system may transmit, by the local token service, a first internal request to the first object-based storage device and a second internal request to the second object-based storage device. The system may populate the first token template with the first token portion and the second token portion to generate the first dynamically generated token.
CPC Classifications
H04L 9/3213
Filing Date
2025-12-10
Application No.
19415700
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