Multi-server login authentication system patent

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Published April 2nd, 2026

Detected April 3rd, 2026

Summary

USPTO published patent application US20260095444A1 for DISH Network Technologies India, disclosing a multi-server login authentication system. The system involves a fixed device, account management system (AMS) server, property management system (PMS) server, and content server communicating user access codes for authentication. Inventors: Laxminarayana Dalimba and Himanshu Jain.

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DISH Network Technologies India filed patent application US20260095444A1 describing a multi-server login authentication system. The system includes a fixed device, account management system (AMS) server, property management system (PMS) server, personal user device (PUD), and content server. The PMS server associates the fixed device with a user and receives a first user code. The AMS server provides a first user access code to the fixed device, which communicates it to the PUD as a second user access code. Both the AMS and content servers validate requests using this second user access code to authorize access to data and content.

Patent applications do not impose compliance obligations on external parties. Organizations developing multi-server authentication systems may reference this patent during prior art searches or IP portfolio analysis. The filing date is December 5, 2025, and the application number is 19410861. CPC classification: H04L 63/083 (digital security).

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Application US20260095444A1 Kind: A1 Apr 02, 2026

Assignee

DISH Network Technologies India Private Limited

Inventors

Laxminarayana Dalimba, Himanshu Jain

Abstract

A system includes a fixed device, an account management system (“AMS”) server, a property management system (“PMS”) server, a personal user device, and a content server. The PMS server associate the fixed device with a given user. The fixed device, when executing computer instructions for a presence application, perform presence operations including receiving a 1st user code from the PMS server, receiving a 1st user access code from the AMS server, and communicating the 1st user access code as a 2nd user access code to the PUD. The AMS servers uses the 2nd user access code to verify the PUD can access data stored by the AMS server and the content server uses the 2nd user access code to validate a request, from the PUD, to receive content from the content server. Processes, devices, computer readable mediums are also described.