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1351 results about "Ticket" patented technology

In IT security, a ticket is a number generated by a network server for a client, which can be delivered to itself, or a different server as a means of authentication or proof of authorization, and cannot easily be forged. This usage of the word originated with MIT's Kerberos protocol in the 1980s. Tickets may either be transparent, meaning they can be recognized without contacting the server that generated them; or opaque, meaning the original server must be contacted to verify that it issued the ticket.

System and method for delivering and examining digital tickets

A digital ticket is procured by a client ticket consumer upon, preferably, the Internet from and by staged interaction with a ticket provider server. The digital ticket becomes embodied in a tangible transportable data storage medium, normally a 2-D bar code printed on paper by the consumer, or on the consumer's flexible disk or smart card, containing Sign(s,I||hash(R))||R where (1) R is a number having its origin in the computer of the ticket consumer, which number R is appended to (2) a number Sign(s,I||hash(R)). This number Sign(s,I||hash(R)) was earlier computed in the computer of the ticket provider as a digital signature using signature key s of a number hash(R) combined with event information I, and was subsequently communicated across the communications network to the computer of the ticket consumer. The number hash(R) was itself even earlier computed in the computer of the ticket consumer as a one-way function of random number R, which computed one-way function was subsequently communicated to the computer of the ticket provider. The number R is private to the ticket consumer and not public; the digital signature key s is private to the ticket provider.The digital ticket is redeemed by (1) transporting the transportable storage medium within which the Sign(s,I||hash(R))||R is written to the particular selected event; (2) tendering the digital ticket for verification and for admission; (3) reading the Sign(s,I||hash(R))||R to an event computer and extracting the number R; (4) decrypting the remaining Sign(s, I||hash(R)) with verification key v of the ticket producer to get hash(R) and I; (5) re-calculating from R, with the same one-way function previously used, a re-calculated hash(R); then, having this recalculated hash(R) to hand; (6) comparing the re-calculated hash(R) to the extracted hash(R). The (4) decrypting will work, producing a proper I for the selected event, and the (6) comparing will be equal, only for a legitimate ticket.
Owner:RGT UNIV OF CALIFORNIA

Method and system for authorizing a client computer to access a server computer

The present invention includes a client computer, a first server computer, and a second server computer. The first server provides an authorization ticket containing a time stamp to the client computer when the client computer is authorized to access the first server. An elapsed time counter is started at the client computer when access is provided to the first server. When a request is received at the client computer to access the second server, the client computer determines the session length based upon the elapsed time counter. The client computer calculates a hash value for the authorization ticket, the session length, and a secret shared with the second server computer. The client computer transmits a login request to the second server including the authorization ticket, the session length, and the hash. The second server decrypts the authorization ticket and retrieves a copy of the shared secret. The second server executes a hash function on the authorization ticket, the session length, and the shared secret. The second server then compares the computed hash to the hash value received from the second client application. If the two hash values are identical, the second server retrieves the time stamp from the authorization ticket and adds the session length to the time stamp. The second server then compares the resulting value to the current time. If the resulting value and the current time are within a preset threshold value, the client computer is provided.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC

Recording medium with electronic ticket definitions recorded thereon and electronic ticket processing methods and apparatuses

An electronic ticket comprises a ticket ID 233, an issuer ID 237, right information 239 of the electronic ticket, and issue, transfer and redeem conditions 240, 241 and 242, the entire block of these pieces of information being attached with an issuer's signature 235. In each of the issue, transfer and redeem conditions there are recorded ticket schema ID's which specify the types of tickets that the ticket sender and receiver are required to possess, and in each phase of the issue, transfer and redeem transactions it is verified whether these conditions are satisfied.
Owner:NIPPON TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE CORP

Methods, apparatus, and systems for dispatching service technicians

Scheduling of activities for field service technicians may be improved by modifying availability constraints associated with appointment windows for activities. Activities may be scheduled based on a performance deadline and relevant shift times of the resources to whom the activity may be allocated, as well as a variety of parameters relating to activities, resources and / or relevant environmental conditions (e.g., weather, traffic). An activity may be moved from one calendar day to another, a location constraint at the beginning and / or the end of a technician's shift may be removed or modified, and / or information updates may be provided in real time or near real time (e.g., every five minutes or less) throughout a work day to facilitate scheduling. In one example for scheduling dispatch of locate technicians for locate operations, ticket information relating to locate request tickets, as well as resource information relating to available technicians, may be extracted from a ticket database and a resource / technician database to provide appropriate inputs to a scheduling engine, based at least in part on matching available resources to performance deadlines associated with locate requests.
Owner:CERTUSVIEW TECH LLC

Technique to Deflect Incident Ticket Submission in Real-Time

A method, system and computer-usable medium are disclosed for reducing the amount of human interaction involved in the resolution of incident tickets. A user interacts with a self-service portal to generate an incident ticket to resolve an issue. The generated incident ticket is routed by the self-service portal to an incident ticket management system for processing. The incident ticket management system accepts the incident ticket and in turn routes it to an incident ticket deflection system (ITDS). The ITDS analyzes the resolution state of the issue and generates relevant search queries that are submitted to an issue resolution knowledgebase. The results of the search queries are then returned to the ITDS, which compares them to captured interactions of the user with the self-service portal. Irrelevant query results or those that match the captured user interactions are disregarded. The remaining query results are used by the ITDS to generate remedial actions for the user to perform. If the remedial actions do not resolve the user's issue, then the incident ticket is escalated to a helpdesk operator. When received by the helpdesk operator, the incident ticket is populated with the captured user interactions with the self-service portal, the recommended remedial actions for the user to perform, and the current resolution status of the user's issue. The helpdesk operator then uses the information contained in the escalated incident ticket to facilitate the resolution of the user's issue.
Owner:IBM CORP

Self-service system and method for selecting seat and buying cinema ticket of mobile phone

InactiveCN102609867AConvenient and fast ticket purchaseQuick ticketReservationsPayment architectureTicketEngineering
Ticket buying client sides are installed in a mobile phone and a panel personal computer by a user, and once the ticket buying client sides are installed, a system unique identification number is built for the mobile phone according to information such as the machine number of the mobile phone, the mac (media access control) address, namely the hardware address, the model and the brand. The ticket buying client side on the mobile phone is connected with a ticket buying client server by virtue of the wireless internet or the mobile internet, the user inquires and selects the cinema of which the ticket is needed to be bought and the showing member of the film by virtue of the ticket buying client side, and selects the position and number of the seat which is needed to be bought on the client side, and after selecting, on-line payment is performed through connecting the ticket buying client side with an on-line payment gateway; after the payment is completed, the ticket is successfully bought; and the ticket buying server returns the relevant information of the bought cinema ticket back to the ticket buying client side, and a relevant ticket buying certificate is generated on the client side. The user can directly exchange the cinema ticket by virtue of a counter or directly issues the ticket by virtue of an automatic ticket printer when going to the cinema with the ticket buying certificate.
Owner:北京华宏天下信息技术有限公司

Invisible services

The presented inventions concern communication systems with services. The services provided by the presented systems are invisible to port scans, allowing security critical data to be stored on units without any permanently open connection endpoints. Existing network systems according to the client / server-principle require the permanent provision of open connection endpoints to be accessible on a 24h base. The large number of services implies a large number of open connection endpoints, where each open connection endpoint presents a potential point-of-attack for malicious clients. The object of the present invention is to securely provide services in communication systems. The present invention overcomes the prior art by triggerable invisible services, which during normal operation do not provide any permanently open connection endpoint. Connection endpoints are only opened after prior client authentication and authorization validated by an independent logon sub-system. Connection endpoints can be opened for previously authenticated and authorized clients either on the service side during a predefined short time interval or on the client side. If opened on the client side, the invisible service is triggered to initiate the connection build-up to the open connection endpoint on the client side. Services opening temporary connection endpoints are for port scan during normal operation invisible. Services connecting to connection endpoints opened on the client side, at no time provide any open connection endpoints and are therefore for port scan absolutely invisible. In networks on the base of TCP / IP the id of an opened connection endpoint (port) may be selected pseudo or absolutely randomly. In addition, it is possible to dynamically select the service unit out of a set of multiple service units in dependence of the actual system load distribution "load balancing", connection quality, geographical, topological or other criteria. After the establishment of a connection between an invisible service and a client, both partners may authenticate each other using random access data (tickets).
Owner:MUSCHENBORN HANS JOACHIM

Electronic rights information processing system, method and apparatus for carrying out same and recorded medium for program carrying out the method

A transferer terminal accesses its account (of the transferer) to receive a list of electronic tickets contained in his account, selects a ticket which is to be transferred, transmits that electronic ticket, an account address of a transferee and a demand for transfer to the account, which in turn accesses an account of a transferee to receive an account addreess certificate, which is then verified by a terminal. A result of verification is transmitted to the account of transferer, whereby the electronic ticket is transmitted from the account of the transferer to the account the transferee. The account of the transferee verifies the received electronic ticket, and upon successful verification, it transmits such result to the account of the transferer, which then demands a certificate of transfer with signature from the transferer terminal. The transferer terminal demands a signature to be attached to the certificate of transfer from a portable processor. The certificate of transfer with signature which is thus obtained is then transmitted to the account of the transferer, which then transmits it to the account of the transferee. The account of the transferee retains the received certificate of transfer with signature together with the electronic ticket.
Owner:NIPPON TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE CORP

Queue remote management system and method

A queue remote management system and a related method are provided, allowing a user to remotely book, receive and manage a ticket for participating to a virtual queue, and finally to receive the call for approaching the counter and the corresponding physical queue, minimizing the time of physical presence at the counter before being provided of the expected service, with integration between conventional ticket machines, operating at different counters and at different entity locations, and a wireless virtual ticket system operated by any user through his personal client terminal, the system comprising: at least one queue management server (100) wherein a plurality of virtual queues are stored and managed, the virtual queues concerning a plurality of counters (102) of one or more entities, each counter (102) being connected to the queue management server (100) to exchange a predetermined information set concerning the call of queue tickets; a plurality of ticket machines (101) physically associated to said counters (102) and issuing physical queue tickets, each ticket machine (101) being connected to the queue management server (100) to exchange a predetermined information set concerning the issue of said physical queue tickets; a plurality of client terminals (103), allowing a user to obtain a virtual queue ticket related to one or more of said counters (102), each client terminal (103) comprising an identification code or an identification certificate allowing to establish a connection to the queue management server (100) to exchange a predetermined information set concerning the status of a user's queue based on both the physical and the virtual tickets, the counters (102), the ticket machines (101) and the client terminal (103) being connected to the at least one queue management server (100) through a communication network, wherein said ticket machines (101), said counters (102) and the at least one queue management server (100) communicate through a corresponding VPN tunnel (104) or through an encrypted web service established in said communication network, the ticket machines (101) and the counters (102) being linked through a dedicated IP address or domain.
Owner:QURAMI

Ticket ordering method, device and system

The embodiment of the invention discloses a ticket ordering method, device and system. By the adoption of the technical scheme of the embodiment of the invention, the ticket ordering method comprises the following steps that: before the starting of ticket ordering business, a storage server counts ticket ordering information of users in advance as well as generates and stores ticket orders of the users; during the ticket ordering business, a ticket ordering server directly acquires the corresponding ticket orders of which the current states are non-ordered states from the storage server and draws the tickets according to a corresponding ticket drawing rule, so that the counting process of the ticket ordering information is performed before the starting of the ticket ordering business and the ticket ordering information is stored in the storage server in the form of the ticket orders, thus, during the ticket ordering business, the ticket ordering server can directly start to draw the tickets according to the stored ticket orders without inquiring and counting ticket ordering wishes, so the time is relatively saved and the handling efficiency of ticket ordering is improved.
Owner:CHINA ACAD OF TELECOMM TECH

Offline electronic ticketing system and method thereof

The invention relates to an offline electronic ticketing system and a method thereof, in particular to an electronic ticketing system capable of checking tickets off line and a method for purchasing, checking and returning tickets. The system comprises an electronic ticketing platform, a ticket booking terminal and a ticket checking terminal, wherein the owner of the ticket booking terminal is a client, and the owner of the ticket checking terminal is a merchant; the electronic ticketing platform is connected with the ticket booking terminal and the ticket checking terminal by Ethernet or a mobile communication network; and the basic process comprises the following steps that: a digital signature is performed by the electronic ticketing platform on an electronic ticket which is provided by the merchant; then, the electronic ticket and the digital signature of the electronic ticket are manufactured into a two-dimensional barcode; the electronic ticket and the two-dimensional barcode are sent to the client who books the ticket; and under the condition that the merchant is off line, the digital signature of the electronic ticket and the ticketing information on the electronic ticket which are contained in the two-dimensional barcode provided by the client are checked by the ticket checking terminal so as to determine whether the electronic ticket is real, valid and complete. Due to the adoption of the system and the method, the operation cost of the electronic ticketing system is reduced, the ticket purchasing time of clients is saved, and the ticket checking speed is improved.
Owner:邵贵平
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