Killing login-based sessions with a single action

Details Killing login-based sessions with a single action Killing login-based sessions with a single action

2006-01-18

2010-06-22

Vaughn, Jr., William C (Department: 2444)

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: multicomput

Computer-to-computer session/connection establishing

C709S228000, C709S229000, C713S164000, C713S185000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07743153

ABSTRACT:
A method, system, and program are provided for killing login-based sessions with a single action. In addition to issuing a session token to a client system upon login by a user to a network service, a personal token is issued to the client system. The personal token is executable at the client system to trigger accesses to a personal session controller and to automatically disallow the session token if the personal session controller indicates that the personal token is deactivated. The personal session controller enables an interface through which a user is enabled select to deactivate all active personal tokens with a single action, such that a user manages killing login-based sessions independent of the server system authorizing each login-based session and independent of the client system to which the login-based session was authorized.

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