Invention Grant
US09251323B2 Secure access to a plurality of systems of a distributed computer system by entering passwords
有权
通过输入密码来安全地访问分布式计算机系统的多个系统
- Patent Title: Secure access to a plurality of systems of a distributed computer system by entering passwords
- Patent Title (中): 通过输入密码来安全地访问分布式计算机系统的多个系统
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Application No.: US12094858Application Date: 2006-08-17
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Publication No.: US09251323B2Publication Date: 2016-02-02
- Inventor: Thomas Graser , Bernd Jostmeyer , Norbert Lenz , Andreas Schauberer , Wolfgang Schaeberle
- Applicant: Thomas Graser , Bernd Jostmeyer , Norbert Lenz , Andreas Schauberer , Wolfgang Schaeberle
- Applicant Address: US NY Armonk
- Assignee: International Business Machines Corporation
- Current Assignee: International Business Machines Corporation
- Current Assignee Address: US NY Armonk
- Agent Stephen R. Tkacs; Stephen J. Walder, Jr.; Joseph Petro Kaitis
- Priority: EP05111261 20051124
- International Application: PCT/EP2006/065398 WO 20060817
- International Announcement: WO2007/060034 WO 20070531
- Main IPC: G06F21/31
- IPC: G06F21/31 ; G06F21/41

Abstract:
mechanisms are provided to securely access systems of a distributed computer system by entering passwords. Some systems are accessible by equal, and some systems are accessible by different passwords. The mechanisms store information, which systems (I, II) are accessible by equal, and which are accessible by different passwords and ask to enter a proper password when opening a session by accessing a system of the distributed computer system. The mechanisms cache the password and use the stored information to verify, if another system to be accessed during the current session is accessible by an equal password like a system already accessed during said session. If the result of the verification is true, the mechanisms re-use the adequate cached password. If the result of the verification is false, the mechanism ask to enter a proper password to access the other system and cache the password required to access the other system in a way that during the current session, it can be re-used when accessing other systems accessible by the same password.
Public/Granted literature
- US20080276308A1 Single Sign On Public/Granted day:2008-11-06
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