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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`Patent Application No. 11/750,263
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`Applicant: POPLETT, John
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`Filed: May 17, 2007
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`TC/AU: Unassigned
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`Examiner: Unassigned
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`Docket No.: 257322
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`Customer No.: 23460
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`Commissioner for Patents
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`INFORMATION DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
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`Pursuant to 37 CFR 1.97 and 1.98, the references listed on the enclosed Form PTO-1449 and/or
`Substitute Form PTO-1449 (“Form 1449”) are submitted for consideration by the Examiner in
`the examination of the above-identified patent application.
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`The fiill consideration of the references in their entirety by the Examiner is respectfully requested
`and encouraged. Also, it is respectfully requested that the references be entered into the record of
`the present application and that the Examiner initial the appropriate area on the enclosed Form
`1449, thereby indicating the Examiner’s consideration of each of the references.
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`The submission of the references listed on the Form 1449 is for the purpose of providing a
`complete record and is not a concession that the references listed thereon are prior art to the
`invention claimed in the patent application. The right is expressly reserved to establish an
`invention date earlier than the above-identified filing date in order to remove any reference
`submitted hereun'th as prior art should it be deemed appropriate to do so.
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`Further, the submission of the references is not to be taken as a concession that any reference
`represents art that is relevant or analogous to the claimed invention. Accordingly, the right to
`argue that any reference is not properly within the scope of prior art relevant to an examination
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`In re Appln of John Poplett
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`accompanying Form 1449 are enclosed herewith.
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`For each reference not in the English language, attached is an English translation, a
`concise explanation of relevance, an English-language equivalent/patent, an
`English-language abstract, or an English-language version of the search report or action
`by a foreign patent office in a counterpart foreign application indicating the degree of
`relevance found by the foreign office pursuant to 37 CFR l.98(a)(3).
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`In re Appln of John Poplett
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`The references listed on the enclosed Form 1449 were previously identified in the parent
`application(s) of the present application, and copies of the references were fumished at
`that time. Accordingly, additional copies of the references are not submitted herewith, so
`as not to burden the file with duplicate copies of references. The Examiner is respectfully
`requested to carefully review the references in accordance with the requirements set out
`in the Manual of Patent Examining Procedure. In accordance with 37 CFR‘1.98(d), the
`details of the parent application(s) relied upon for an earlier filing date under 35 USC 120
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`E The undersigned hereby states that no item of information contained in the Information
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`"eWallet Your Important Info — Secure & Convenient in a Digital Wallet," obtained from
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`specified date, but not later than an nlicant’s filin- date) (2 pages)
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`forumorg/resources/fagsl on March 22, 2007 Copyri-ht 2007 8 pages
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`Title:
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`“Study on Mobile Identity Management”
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`Gunter Miiller, Sven Wohlgemuth (Albert-Ludwigs-
`Universitat Freiburg, Germany)
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`Reviewers:
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`Jozef Vyskoc (VaF Bratislava, Slovakia)
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`Mark Gasson (University of Reading, UK)
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`Objective: This study gives a technical survey on mobile identity management
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`It identifies requirements for mobile identity management systems in particular
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`on security and privacy of mobile users with mobile devices, eg. smart phones
`or smart cards. A non-technical reader should understand the need and
`requirements
`for mobile identity management
`systems. Approaches
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`realising these requirements are described. The study gives answers to the
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`1. What are the requirements for mobile identity management systems in
`particular on user’s mobility and privacy?
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`2, Which approaches for realising mobile identity management systems do
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`. What are the open issues and further steps towards mobile identity
`management?
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`The FIDIS NaE receives researchfundingfrom the Community ’3 Sixth Framework Programme
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`Members of the FIDIS consortium
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`Goethe University Frankfurt owe)
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`Joint Research Centre (JRC)
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`Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB)
`Unabha'ngiges Landeszentrumffir Datenschutz (ICPP)
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`n University ofReading
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`Tzlburg University (T1LT(KUB))
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`m Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KULeuven R&D)
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`Institut de recherche crirninelle de la Gendarmerie Nationale
`Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI)
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`Virtual Identity and Privacy Research Center
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`Europdisches Microsoft Innovations Center GmbH
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`Versions
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`Date
`Description (Editor)
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`21.12.2004
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`Initi release (Sven Wohlgemuth)
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`07.01.2005
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`Introduction of this study added (Sven Wohlgemuth)
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`Scenario of. ICPP extended by requirements for mobile
`identity management
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`categorised survey on traditional and privacy—enhancing
`identity management mechanisms (Henry Krasemann,
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`Martin Meints, Christian Krause)
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`Identity and Web Services"
`Contribution "Mobile
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`(Version 1) added (Joris Claessens, Christian Gener-
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`Pollmann)
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`Structure redefined, introduction for the study revised,
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`initial
`introductions for each chapter, description of
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`identity manager iManager added (Sven Wohlgemuth)
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`Addition of section 2.8 and some general minor
`22.01.2005
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`corrections (Mark Gasson)
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`Section "Categorised survey on identity management
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`mechanisms ..." moved after section “Mobile Identity
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`Managemen "; sections revised (Sven Wohlgemuth)
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`Added outlook to WPll (Denis Royer), syntax and usage
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`corrected (Mark Gasson); sections revised,
`technical
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`Review comments added (Mark Gasson)
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`Contributions revised (all authors), Deliverable version
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`Foreword
`FIDIS partners from various disciplines have contributed as authors to this document. The
`following list names the main contributors for the chapters of this document:
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`Martin Meints, Lorenz Mfiller, Alain Rollier, Denis Royer, Sven
`Wohlgemuth
`Chn'ster Andersson, Simone Fischer-Hfibner, Leonardo Manucci,
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`Simone Fischer-Hfibner, Jenny Nilsson, John Soren Pettersson,
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`Andre Adelsbaeh, Ammar Alkassar, Christer Andersson, Roger
`Cattin, Simone Fischer-Hfibner, Marcel
`Jacomet, Leonardo
`Martueci, Lorenz Mfiller, Alain Rollier, Sven Wohlgemuth
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`Ammar Allcassar, Joris Claessens, Leonardo Martueci, Martin
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`Table of Contents
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`Introduction ............................................
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`1
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`1.1
`1.2
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`Scope .............................................................................
`Structure and Content ................................................................................................. 8
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`2
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`The Need for Mobile Identity Management............................................................ 11
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`Categorised Survey on traditional and privacy—enhancing Identity Management
`2.1
`Mechanisms which are relevant for Mobile Identity Management ...................................... 11
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`Scenario of the use of Mobile Identity Management Systems...
`2.2
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`2.2.]
`Introduction ..............
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`2.2.2
`Starting Point .................................................................................................... 14
`Scenario 1: Finding a local restaurant for a business lunch
`2.2.3
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`Scenario 2: Finding a local restaurant for a private lunch ..............
`2.2.4
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`Required mechanisms for Mobile Identity Management Systems...
`2.2.5
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`GSvaased Mobile Identity Management .............................................
`2.3
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`Elements of a mobile identity............
`2.3.1
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`Profile management.................................................. 17
`2.3.2
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`Exchanging mobile identities .............................................. 18
`2.3.3
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`Applications for mobile identities ...............................
`2.3.4
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`Revenue Models for M—Commerce with Mobile Identity ..........
`2.4
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`Architecture ............................................................................
`2.4.1
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`2.4.2
`Summary ................................
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`Mobile Identity and Web Services .....
`2.5
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`Mobile Web Services scenarios
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`2.5.1
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`Privacy objectives related to billing/payment ..
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`2.5.2
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`Privacy objectives related to authentication ................
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`Discussion/ conclusion: Summary of requirements
`2.5.4
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`2.6
`Scenario - Ubiquitous Computing ...........................
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`Ambient Intelligence environments .................................................
`2.6.1
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`2.6.2
`. Required mechanisms for Mobile Identity Management Systems...
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`Object identification in mobile computing............................................................... 29
`2.7
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`Solutions: An Overview ............................................................. 29
`2.7.1
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`2.7.2
`Outlook ............................................................
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`Linking a physical person with its digital identity ..................................... 31
`2.8
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`2.8.1
`Authentication within a Mobile Identity Management System
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`Schemes for distributed 3-factor authentication................................ 33
`2.8.2
`2.8.3
`Digital identity proofs using the authentication token ..................................... 35
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`3
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`Privacy for Mobile Users........
`3.1
`Freiburg Privacy Diamond ....................................................................................... 36
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`Model Assumptions............................... 37
`3 .1 .1
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`Classes of Anonymity Mechanisms
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`3.1.2
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`Summary ............................................................................................... 38
`3.1.3
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`Privacy in mobile ad hoc Networks .......... 39
`3 .2
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`Background .............................................. 39
`3.2.1
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`Introduction to scenarios ................................................... .
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`3.2.2
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`Initial usage scenarios ................................................. 40
`3.2.3
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`Privacy problems in the scenarios ............. 40
`3.2.4
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`Privacy-enhanced usage scenarios ...................................
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`3.2.5
`Ensuring location privacy in mobile ad hoc networks ..................................... 43
`3.2.6
`Future Work ..................................................................................................... 43
`3.2.7
`Privacy Risk ofUser Agent Systems in WAP based Systems ................................. 44
`3.3
`Usability and Security for Mobile Identity Management Systems ............................ 46
`4.1
`Studies on Usability of P3P for Mobile Phones ....................................................... 46
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`4.1.1
`Alerting and Informing in P3P Enabled Browsing ..
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`Setting privacy preferences ..............................................
`4.1.2
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`Vocabulary tests ..................................................................... 48
`4.1.3
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`4.2
`Identity Management Mock-ups for Mobile Phones.
`48
`Summary .................................................................................................................. 50
`4.3
`Approaches for Mobile Identity Management Systems.............................................. 52
`5.1
`Freiburg Location addressing as anonymity mechanism ......................................... 52
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`5.1.1
`Architecture ofFreiburg Location Addressing Schema.
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`Summary .......................................................................................................... 54
`5.1.2
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`5.2
`mCrowds for anonymising WAP surfmg..
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`5.2.1
`Introduction to Architecture ..............
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`Performance Issues ...........................................
`5.2.2
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`Conclusions ........................................................................................ 56
`5.2.3
`5.3
`Comparison of Anonymous Communication Mechanisms for ad hoc Networks... 57
`5.3.1
`Anonymous Communication Mechanisms ...................................................... 57
`5.3.2
`Requirements for Anonymous Communication Mechanisms ..............
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`5.3.3
`Comparison of Anonymous Communication Mechanisms ..................
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`Conclusions ..........................................................