Laura Otero Price

US Patent:

8473355, Jun 25, 2013

Filed:

Oct 20, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/690145

Inventors:

Benjamin Quigley - Reston VA, US
Robert Sandler - Herndon VA, US
Fletcher Jones - Bethesda MD, US
Rajesh Mahajan - Fremont CA, US
Prakash Muppirala - San Jose CA, US
David Lowe - Foster City CA, US
Laura Price - Durham NC, US
Seth Goldstein - San Francisco CA, US
Venkatesh Subramanya - Banglore, IN
Jai Rawat - Sunnyvale CA, US

Assignee:

Facebook, Inc. - Menlo Park CA

International Classification:

G06Q 30/00

US Classification:

705 261, 705 44

Abstract:

A system and method for electronic wallet conversion allows conversion of a basic electronic wallet to a more flexible wallet account, providing additional services and requiring additional authentication. The basic accountholder eventually requires the additional services provided by the more flexible wallet, typically editing rights and making purchases at sites requiring authentication beyond the basic level. To convert the account, the account holder is presented with a one-time challenge and response mechanism that requires the accountholder to summon information that only the account holder would know. If a successful match is made, the account is converted to the more flexible account for all time. The accountholder replaces the one-time challenge and response with a second-level password that grants the accountholder ongoing access to more sensitive wallet features, such as the ability to purchase at sites requiring a second-level password, and editing rights to the information stored in the wallet.

US Patent:

20130124407, May 16, 2013

Filed:

Sep 15, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/620922

Inventors:

Benjamin Quigley - Reston VA, US
Robert Sandler - Herndon VA, US
Fletcher Jones - Bethesda MD, US
Rajesh Mahajan - Fremont CA, US
Prakash Muppirala - San Jose CA, US
David Lowe - Foster City CA, US
Laura Price - Durham NC, US
Seth Goldstein - San Francisco CA, US
Venkatesh Subramanya - Banglore, IN
Jai Rawat - Sunnyvale CA, US

Assignee:

FACEBOOK, INC. - Menlo Park CA

International Classification:

G06Q 20/36

US Classification:

705 41

Abstract:

A system and method for electronic wallet conversion allows conversion of a basic electronic wallet to a more flexible wallet account, providing additional services and requiring additional authentication. The basic accountholder eventually requires the additional services provided by the more flexible wallet, typically editing rights and making purchases at sites requiring authentication beyond the basic level. To convert the account, the account holder is presented with a one-time challenge and response mechanism that requires the accountholder to summon information that only the account holder would know. If a successful match is made, the account is converted to the more flexible account for all time. The accountholder replaces the one-time challenge and response with a second-level password that grants the accountholder ongoing access to more sensitive wallet features, such as the ability to purchase at sites requiring a second-level password, and editing rights to the information stored in the wallet.

US Patent:

20130124408, May 16, 2013

Filed:

Sep 15, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/620927

Inventors:

Benjamin Quigley - Reston VA, US
Robert Sandler - Herndon VA, US
Fletcher Jones - Bethesda MD, US
Rajesh Mahajan - Fremont CA, US
Prakash Muppirala - San Jose CA, US
David Lowe - Foster City CA, US
Laura Price - Durham NC, US
Seth Goldstein - San Francisco CA, US
Venkatesh Subramanya - Banglore, IN
Jai Rawat - Sunnyvale CA, US

Assignee:

FACEBOOK, INC. - Menlo Park CA

International Classification:

G06Q 10/10

US Classification:

705 41

Abstract:

A system and method for electronic wallet conversion allows conversion of a basic electronic wallet to a more flexible wallet account, providing additional services and requiring additional authentication. The basic accountholder eventually requires the additional services provided by the more flexible wallet, typically editing rights and making purchases at sites requiring authentication beyond the basic level. To convert the account, the account holder is presented with a one-time challenge and response mechanism that requires the accountholder to summon information that only the account holder would know. If a successful match is made, the account is converted to the more flexible account for all time. The accountholder replaces the one-time challenge and response with a second-level password that grants the accountholder ongoing access to more sensitive wallet features, such as the ability to purchase at sites requiring a second-level password, and editing rights to the information stored in the wallet.