BR112015012496B1 - CYBER IDENTIFICATION DETERMINATION PROCESS - Google Patents

Abstract

cyber identification determination process. it is a full-spectrum cyber identification determination process to accurately and reliably determine and report any identification determination from a full spectrum of possible cyber identification determinations. The process uses cyber resources and predetermined criteria to provide cyber identification determinations for at least one unidentified subject of an observation.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

[001] The present invention relates to a full spectrum cyber identity determination process, more particularly a full spectrum cyber identity determination process which uses observations, information, predetermined criteria and cyber resources to provide identification determinations of a full spectrum of cyber identification determinations. For all of these disclosures, the term "cybernetic" is to be understood in general in reference to the use of non-biological programming processing. Additional definition involving the use of the term follows below.

[002] There is a present need to achieve a much higher level of cyber protection than can be provided by the entire body of prior art cyber protection measures.

[003] It was found that there are two primary underlying reasons why cyber protection measures of prior techniques do not meet current needs, and these are:

[004] 1. inability of prior prior art to precisely grant and deny any specific person access to cyber resources of any kind; and,

[005] 2. inability of the prior art to directly and accurately hold any cyber person accountable.

[006] It has also been found that both of the above are due to the prior art's inability to accurately identify even a single person when using cyber resources.

[007] When the above findings are combined, it is additionally found that:

[008] 1. you cannot precisely deny others access to your cyber resources if your own cyber resources cannot precisely determine that you and you alone are you; and,

[009] 2. if cyber resources cannot accurately identify who you are, then it is not possible for others to hold you directly responsible for their own cyber activities and cyber resources.

[010] Therefore, it is believed that the use of accurate cyber identification determinations for a person is an indispensable step in a process of providing not only reasonable levels of cyber protection, but also the highest levels of cyber security, cyber security and cyber privacy that can be achieved.

[011] Additionally, we live in a technologically interconnected world where the vast spectrum of available cyber resources is ever expanding. Over time, our technologically interconnected world is destined to provide every possible cyber resource that humanity could ever want or need. Included in these cyber capabilities will be a full spectrum cyber id determination process that provides not only the 100% accurate cyber id determinations currently needed by a person, but all other cyber id determinations our world could ever want or need. A further discussion of this universal concept is disclosed in copending Patent Application No. PCT/US2011/056931 entitled “Single-Point-of-Access Cyber System”, which is incorporated herein for all purposes by reference.

[012] With this understanding, it is believed that there is a current need for a cyber identification determination process that:

[013] a. provides identifying determinations of a known person and an unidentified person who is the same person at any attainable level of accuracy, including 100% accuracy;

[014] b. uses any number of observed unique biological characteristics of a known person and/or an unidentified person to make identifying determinations;

[015] c. makes observations of a person who is not consciously engaged in the identification determination process;

[016] d. provides unique, intermittent, and constant identification determinations for a person;

[017] e. performs observations where the unidentified person repeats a portion of a previously randomly selected and recorded observation from the known person;

[018] f. uses any available observation of a subject of an observation to make identifying determinations;

[019] g. provides and uses an all-inclusive standard set of designations to accurately and consistently represent all aspects of the process;

[020] h. provides absolute protection and privacy for all information and resources that are used to provide cyber-identification determinations;

[021] i. uses criteria useful to observe, recognize, match, compare, determine, report, or any other aspect of the identification determination process;

[022] j. uses observations made by others to provide identification determinations;

[023] k. uses useful information of any kind, from any source to provide identifying determinations;

[024] l. uses more than one recognized characteristic to determine;

[025] m. uses comparisons of more than one matching characteristic to achieve a predetermined attainable identification determination; and,

[026] no. is a unique system that is scalable in size and resources, these resources can be configured and used to provide anything from an autonomous process for use with the smallest identification determination needs, to an autonomous process that provides a full spectrum of capabilities. identification determinations which are used to provide a full spectrum of identification determinations.

[027] It is believed that a technologically interconnected world that is capable of providing all possible cyber resources that humanity could ever want or need can only be built on the foundation of a safe and secure cyber environment.

[028] It has also been found that utilizing accurate cyber identification determinations for a person is an indispensable step in providing a secure and secure cyber environment.

[029] Therefore, the full spectrum cyber identification determination process of the present invention is introduced, a cyber identification determination process that accurately and reliably provides cyber identification determinations to a person from a full spectrum of cyber identification determinations, which in this way provides the foundation on which to build an interconnected technologically secure, secure and private world.

[030] Additionally, through wisely utilizing this accurate and reliable cyber identification determination process, cyber environments may soon shift from environments of unparalleled chaos, to a technologically unified and orderly interconnected environment that provides reasonable levels of cyber protection, security cybernetics and cyber privacy to all users.

[031] The following is a list of a portion of the resources of the full spectrum of resources that are provided by the cyber identification determination process of the present invention. Additionally, no prior art cyber identification determination process provided even one of the following:

[032] a. identification determinations for a full spectrum of cyber identification determination subjects;

[033] b. identification determinations that fulfill a full spectrum of needs for cyber identification determinations;

[034] c. identification determinations that are provided using a full spectrum of attainable levels of accuracy including 100% accuracy;

[035] d. identification determinations that utilize cyber resources from a full spectrum of useful cyber resources;

[036] e. identification determinations using information from a full spectrum of useful information;

[037] f. identification determinations using observations from a full spectrum of useful observations;

[038] g. identification determinations using unique biological characteristics of a person from a full spectrum of unique biological characteristics of a person who is the subject of an observation;

[039] h. identification determinations using predetermined criteria from a full spectrum of useful criteria;

[040] i. identification determinations that use standard designations to accurately and reliably represent all aspects of the identification determination process;

[041] j. identification determinations that are provided once, intermittently, and constantly;

[042] k. use of the process itself grants and denies access to the cyber resources that are used by the process;

[043] l. absolute protection and privacy for all information and cyber-identification process features;

[044] m. observations of a person where the subject of an observation can be in any way from not consciously engaged in the observation, to consciously engaged and participating in the observation;

[045] no. scalable to configure as a standalone process that provides anything from the least complex of all cyber ID determination needs, to the most complex and complete of all cyber ID determination needs;

[046] ease of use in all phases of operations;

[047] p. persistence in trying to achieve selected attainable identification determinations;

[048] q. using one or more of an uncalculated number of observed unique biological characteristics of a person to provide identification determinations;

[049] r. altering operations of the process itself to assist in achieving any achievable identification determination selected;

[050] s. use of useful information and helpful observations from any source;

[051] t. using a unique combination of biological characteristics that occur simultaneously to provide identification determinations of a person; and,

[052] u. using a unique combination of observed biological characteristics that occur over any measured period of time to provide identification determinations of a person.

[053] Appropriate use of a 100% accurate cyber identity determination process for an individual can, for the first time, provide the world with benefits of a technologically secure, secure and private interconnected cyber environment.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

[054] Figure 1 illustrates a simple flowchart of the inventive process.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF MODALITIES KEY DEFINITIONS

[055] Absolutely Singular: Occurs at a ratio of one of the total number of occurrences throughout the process

[056] And/or: one of or both of "and" and "or"

[057] Biological characteristic: any characteristic of a biological organism, including a person, that can be observed and reported

[058] Unique biological characteristic: any single observable biological characteristic of a person or any combination of observable biological characteristics of a person that can be considered unique to another observed person

[059] Capture/Capture: Using Cyber Resources to Acquire and Then Record Cyber-Based Observations

[060] Feature: a recognized aspect of an observation and/or a combination of recognized aspects of an observation that can be assigned to a designation and used additionally

[061] Features: at least one feature

[062] Constantly/Constantly: Occurs at any selected frequency that provides continuous identification determinations

[063] Criteria: a group of at least one choice of options

[064] Cybernetics: anything such as devices, programming, processes, or files that use any form of non-biological programming processing

[065] Full spectrum: full available spectrum

[066] Identification determinations: at least one identification determination

[067] Known person: the person who is the subject of a first series of observations

[068] Recognized: Any aspect of an observation that is identified for further use

[069] Recording: Creating a Cyber Record or Cyber File

[070] Series: a group of at least one

[071] Unidentified person: a single person who is a subject of a second series of observations; a person who has not been determined, using predetermined criteria, to be the same person as an acquaintance

[072] Singular: occurs in a selected reason other than the absolutely singular reason

OVERVIEW

[073] The following brief overview is concerned with this cyber identification determination process in general, however, it is also in part concerned with using the process more specifically to provide accurate and reliable identification determinations for an individual.

[074] At the heart of the benefits that can be derived from using this process to provide cyber-identification determinations for every thing on the planet is its ability to determine and report any indicated measure of probability that exists that an unidentified person is the same person as a well-known person. At one end of the full spectrum of these identification determinations is the determination that an unidentified person is absolutely the same person as a known person and at the other end of the spectrum is the determination that an unidentified person is absolutely not the same person as the person you know.

[075] Through the use of cybernetic resources and predetermined criteria, the process provides its identification determinations by comparing an unidentified subject of an observation with a known subject of an observation.

[076] The process uses predetermined criteria for all aspects of the process where criteria can be used.

[077] The process provides and uses an all-inclusive standard set of designations to represent all observations, all characteristics, and all other aspects of the process.

[078] As shown in Figure 1, the use of the process, cyber resources, and predetermined criteria to provide cyber identification determinations for a person:

[079] observations for a first series of observations are captured 10a, during a step of the first series of observations 10, characteristics of the observation are recognized 10b, assigned designations 10c and then designations representing the features are included in the first series of observations 30 , which represents the observed cyber identity of a known person;

[080] a request for at least one selected cyber ID determination initiates a cycle of that process;

[081] the process captures observations 20a, of a selected unidentified person, during a step of the second series of observations 20, characteristics of the observation are recognized 20b, designations assigned 20c, and then designations representing the features are included in the second series of observations 40;

[082] the process interacts with cyber resources used to control the operations of those resources to capture any possible observations and also provide any useful cyber resources;

[083] any step of the process, or any portion thereof, may be performed in any order or sequence;

[084] in any usable order or sequence, the process may:

[085] a. use observations and usable information of any

[086] source; B. determines and uses a precision level;

[087] c. determine and use a measure of adequacy of available resources;

[088] d. capture observations for a first series of observations or a second series of observations;

[089] e. recognize usable features of observations;

[090] f. use recognized features of any observation;

[091] g. using at least one unique biological characteristic to provide identifying determinations for a person;

[092] h. assign designations to recognized characteristics;

[093] i. determine which and the order in which recognized characteristics will be used for comparison and/or determination;

[094] j. match observations and a recognized characteristic of a second series of observations, during a matching step 50, with corresponding comparable observations and recognized characteristics of a first series of observations;

[095] k. determining and providing conclusions regarding an indicated measure of comparison between the characteristic of the second series of observations and the characteristic of the first series of observations during a comparison step 60;

[096] l. select which conclusions from the comparison will be used for determination;

[097] m. use comparison findings and/or information to provide cyber-identification determinations;

[098] no. providing identification determinations including determinations of an indicated measure of probability that a known person and an unidentified person are the same person during a determination step 70; and,

[099] report any aspect of the process during a reporting step 80.

[0100] Additionally, based on predetermined criteria, the process can be persistent in trying to achieve an achievable identification determination. As an example, if a determination based on findings from the comparison of a first characteristic of a person does not result in the process that determines a selected attainable determination, then the process may continue the comparison and determination until any determination of achievable selected identification is reached. .

[0101] And, if a determination based on findings comparing all available useful characteristics of the unknown person does not result in a determination of an attainable selected identification determination, then the process can perform at least one additional observation of the unidentified person to add to the second series of observations.

[0102] The process may select a portion of a first series of observations to be repeated by an unidentified person for inclusion in the second series of observations.

[0103] Additionally, the process may alter the operations of any cyber resources used to capture observations in order to capture observations that are more likely to aid in the process that provides an attainable selected identification determination.

DESCRIPTION

[0104] The invention is a process of merging the future with the present. In order to have a full understanding of the present invention one must also have an understanding of the vision of a technologically interconnected future, which is as follows.

[0105] We live in a technologically interconnected world where vast cyber resources currently exist. Within this technologically interconnected world, cyber resources from a full spectrum of available cyber resources are utilized. This full spectrum of available cyber resources is constantly expanding and, over time, the technologically interconnected world is destined to provide every possible cyber resource that humanity could ever want or need. When the time comes, the entire body of cyber resources will include and rely heavily on a cyber identification determination process such as the full spectrum cyber identification determination process of the present invention, a cyber identification determination process that provides no just 100% accurate identification determinations for one person, but also all the cyber identification determinations the world could ever want or need.

[0106] To more fully understand the implications of the present invention's use of a cyber identification determination process, it is useful to see this relationship with the latest invention of a "Single-Point-of-Access Cyber System" as described and taught in Copending Patent Application No. PCT/US2011/056931.

[0107] The main operations of the process can best be revealed through a detailed example of using the process for the purpose of providing a single selected identification determination that an unidentified person and a known person are absolutely the same person. One of many predetermined criteria used to perform this cycle of process utilization is that the total resources that are available to the process should be used in any way possible to work persistently to make the selected achievable identification determination.

[0108] The person you know owns a laptop. This process is used by the known person to exclusively grant access only to the known person to additionally use the resources of the portable computer. The portable computer operates the programming of the cyber identity determination process configured and constructed personally of the known person. In addition, the laptop computer has a microphone and camera whose operations can be controlled by the process.

[0109] The process uses known-person observations that come from the vast collection of observations that constitute the first known-person series of observations. The first series of known person observations is made up exclusively of observations that include the known person as a subject of the observation.

[0110] A process usage cycle is initiated by an unidentified person requesting to use the known person's personal computer.

[0111] All aspects of process operation use predetermined criteria. Criteria from a full spectrum of criteria may be determined by the known person, or criteria may be predetermined as an integral part of the operations of the cyber resources that have been selected for use, or criteria may be predetermined as a part of process operations, or criteria may be predetermined using any other means of selecting criteria, or any combination thereof.

[0112] Criteria are a selected choice of who, when, where, what, why, or how since each refers to any aspect of the process and its operations. Providing a choice of any possible criteria, and being any criteria possible, may well be one of the most important functions that cyber resources provide. And, this cyber identification determination process takes full and better advantage of that particular cyber function to provide each user with a choice of selection of all aspects of their use of the process.

[0113] In the case of this process use cycle, the process, which uses predetermined criteria, uses the computer camera to capture an image of the unidentified person. The process, which again uses predetermined criteria, uses the camera's zoom function to frame an image of the unidentified person's face to provide an observation that is more likely to assist in achieving the selected attainable identification determination.

[0114] As a part of any of the series of observations, which use cyber resources and predetermined criteria, the process recognizes useful features of any type of observations.

[0115] The process provides and uses a standard set of designations to accurately and reliably represent all aspects of the process and its operations.

[0116] Using a standard set of designations is an indispensable part of providing accurate, reliable, and consistent identification determinations, while utilizing any observation or cyber resources available from any location on the planet. Also included in the process is the strategy of providing, on a worldwide basis, extremely consistent and accurate assignments of default assignments to all recognized aspects of each observation and feature.

[0117] Designations that accurately and reliably represent the observation, including designations that represent the captured image of the unidentified person's face, are assigned and then included in a second series of observations for use in this process cycle. Furthermore, designations are assigned accurately and consistently, according to a process pattern, so that designations representing observations and recognized characteristics of any of the observation series can be used universally throughout the technologically interconnected cyber environment where the process is used.

[0118] The process uses cybernetic resources and predetermined criteria to match designations that represent the observation and characteristics of the second series of observations, with designations representing at least a comparable observation of the person known from their first series of observations.

[0119] In the case of this cycle of process utilization, predetermined criteria call for selection and then use of one or more comparable observations from the first series of observations of the known person. Additionally, the one or more selected observations should be the most likely of all available observations to assist in accurately achieving the determination of achievable selected identification.

[0120] Through the incredible speed and power of cyber resource operations, any large number of criteria can be collectively or selectively utilized for any aspect of the operations of this cyber identification determination process.

[0121] In the case of this cycle of process use, predetermined criteria use time, date, temperature, light sources, light levels, the portion of the unidentified person that was observed and clarity of observation to match the observation of the unidentified person with at least one observation comparable to the first series of observations of the known person.

[0122] The process provides final identifying determinations for many aspects of each observation at the time when designations are assigned to recognized characteristics. For example, a final identification determination can be provided that a person who was the subject of an observation has red hair, or hazel eyes, or a particular geometry and ratio of movement between joints in a finger while opening or closing, or any other feature.

[0123] Additionally, when using an observation that has more than one person as a subject of observation, the process may exclude, from additional identification determinations, any person who is a subject of observation who has been determined to have hair that does not is red and/or eyes that are not hazel. Also, based on predetermined criteria, an unidentified person can be determined to be absolutely not the same person as the known person if it has been determined that the unidentified person did not have red hair, and/or hazel eyes.

[0124] Using cyber resources and predetermined criteria, matched observations of the unidentified person and the known person are compared by the process. Any predetermined criteria can be used by the process for any aspect of comparison.

[0125] With the use of cyber resources and predetermined criteria, comparison conclusions, along with any useful information, can be used by the process to make identification determinations. Any predetermined criteria can be used by the process for any aspect of making cyber-identification determinations.

[0126] In the case of this process cycle, the unidentified person wears large sunglasses that prevent the process from using any form of comparison of the entire area of their eyes. Also, the unidentified person wears a hat that covers the area where the known person has a small scar that crosses a pea-sized birthmark, so this very unique biological characteristic of the known person cannot be used to make a identification determination.

[0127] In the case of this process utilization cycle, completion of the comparison of a first set of matched characteristics did not provide an identification determination that achieved the identification determination objective of that process cycle. Then, following predetermined criteria, the process continues to use feature comparison conclusions until the goal of that process cycle is met, or until there are no additional comparison conclusions to use.

[0128] The latter being the case in this process cycle, and which takes into account that the unidentified person wears a hat and sunglasses, then the process selects to use an additional observation of the unidentified person who has their left hand completely open to the computer camera, fingernails facing the camera, then slowly close your hand and open it again fully.

[0129] The unidentified person, who still wants to gain access to the computer resources of the known person, complies with the computer image display screen request. The process operates magnification in the computer camera to provide the optimal captured observation for use with this process cycle.

[0130] In this case, the process uses comparison of still images, motion geometry and changes in hand and finger images that occur with motion to provide identification determinations.

[0131] Selected repeated observation provides a plethora of unique biological characteristics that can be used to make an identifying determination, far more than are necessary to determine, with 100% accuracy, that the unidentified person and the known person are absolutely the same person. Just a portion of the features that were recognized from the opening and closing of a single finger of this observation would be enough to make the determination selected for this cycle of process utilization.

[0132] The selected cyber identification determination that is achieved, then, with the use of cyber resources and any predetermined criteria for any aspect, the process reports the identification determination.

[0133] In the case of this process use cycle, the determination is reported to a history that the process maintains and also to programming that operates on the laptop of the person known through which, having received the report that the unidentified person is absolutely the known person, the computer then grants the known person exclusive access to the use of their own computer resources.

[0134] In order to better demonstrate a few selected additional uses of the process will be looked to the future. The co-pending patent will be used, the Cyber Single Access Point System, to illustrate this future. This is primarily due to the fact that the Cyber Single Access Point System provides what is believed to be the best and most complete use of an accurate and reliable full spectrum cyber identification determination process.

[0135] To begin with, the Single Access Point Cyber System architecture provides each person with a remotely accessible point of cyber access computer. Each person can use any stationary or mobile remote terminal type device which is called an "input and output device" to gain secure and private access to their own remotely located computer.

[0136] Your remotely located computer cyber access point uses the process that is the subject of this patent application to determine, with 100% accuracy, that an unidentified person is absolutely the same person as the user who owned the computer before grant the previously unidentified person access to the personal and private resources of their remotely located cyber access computer point.

[0137] By utilizing the identification determination capabilities of this process, the Cyber Single Access Point System provides a technologically interconnected world with an environment that provides the highest attainable levels of cyber protection, cyber security, and cyber privacy.

[0138] A process cycle is initiated by an unidentified person who uses any input and output device to call their own remotely located cyber access computer point and then requests access to their computer's personal and private resources. Your cyber hotspot computer is configured where only a specific person can gain personal and private resources, and only after that person is, with 100% accuracy, determined to be the owning user of the computer. The computer prompts the unidentified person requesting access to repeat a phrase that the process has randomly selected from the first series of observations by the user who owns the computer.

[0139] The process can use any criteria to select the phrase to be repeated. In the case of this process cycle, the phrase to be repeated was selected based on observations of the input and output device used in relation to light levels, light source, temperature, movement of the unidentified person, movement of the input device and output and a number of other factors selected by the process.

[0140] Unidentified person repeats the selected phrase to the microphone and camera of the input and output device. The process, using predetermined criteria and available cyber resources, controls microphone operations and the input and output device's camera pan, tilt, and magnification modes to capture the optimal observation for a second series of observations.

[0141] The process recognizes features of that observation and accurately assigns designations to all recognized features. Designations representing the observation and recognized characteristics are included in a second series of observations.

[0142] The designations representing the repetition of the selected phrase are then compared, using the predetermined criteria of matching for the first time the peak and trough representations of the repeat voice sound with the peak and trough graph of the user's voice owner of the computer that originally speaks the repeated phrase. Then, if a match exists, the process further compares the mouth position at various landmarks such as high peaks on the peak and trough graph.

[0143] Under circumstances where an unidentified person may be actively engaged in an observation, this method of providing an identifying determination is perhaps the least complex and generally easiest method to use to make a determination, with 100% of precision, that an unidentified person and a known person are absolutely the same person.

[0144] In this case, the process determines that the unidentified person requesting access is absolutely the owning user of the computer and thus grants the proprietary user exclusive access to the personal and private resources of their own remotely located cyber access computer point.

[0145] It is believed that an interesting set of identification determination criteria needs to accompany a cyber environment that provides a safe, secure and private access for a person to their own remotely located computer and to the cyber resources within. To achieve this cyber environment, it is believed to be necessary to use criteria that require a 100% accurate identification determination made of a person before granting that person access to their own remotely located computer resources, and criteria also need to be used that require constant identification determination of the same person while using their own computer resources in any way.

[0146] Therefore, the Cyber Single Access Point System not only requires that a person be determined precisely to be the owner user of a cyber hotspot computer before they can gain access to its resources, but the Cyber Point System Single Sign On also requires the person using the computer to be constantly determined to be the owning user of the computer while they themselves personally use their own cyber hotspot computer in any way.

[0147] An example of how the process can provide constant identification determinations uses an image of the user's eyes from the input and output device. The predetermined criteria used asks for the comparison of the most current image of the eyes with the immediate antecedent image of the eyes at a frequency that would not allow the observed user to be changed. This method provides a weak but accurate constant identification determination. However, for the case of this constant cycle of process utilization, additional predetermined criteria also call for a thorough comparison and a 100% accurate identification determination to be made whenever the person using the input and output device blinks.

[0148] Additionally, cyber access point computers are primarily voice operated, which thus provides the process with a vast collection of first-series observations from the speaking computer owner. So, if a person wears large sunglasses that prevent the use of the person's eyes to make identifying determinations, then the process can use observations from the person's mouth to provide identifying determinations. The process could also use capturing observations of the unique features of the mouth at a frequency that would provide a constant determination as to whether the same mouth was the subject of observation. And, a 100% accurate identification determination can be provided when that person speaks, whereby the process uses a portion of what was said by the person in conjunction with a compatible comparable observation from the user who owns the cyber access computer point that speak the same sentence.

[0149] If it is not possible to use any of the foregoing strategies to provide constant identification determinations of the user of an input and output device, then the process can use any possible observation of the user of the input and output device to persistently try to achieve a 100% accurate determination that the person using the input and output device is the owning user of the cyber hotspot computer.

[0150] A Cyber Single Access Point System cyber hotspot computer is a single remotely accessible computer that securely and privately provides all cyber capabilities that the user owning the cyber hotspot computer might want or need .

[0151] At the point in the future where it is possible to utilize all the cyber resources that humanity could ever want or need, a person could use their own remotely located cyber access computer point to navigate through the maze of a large open commercial area of a old and irregular part of a city in a country one has never seen before. The cyber hotspot computer will use this cyber identification determination process to assist the user owning the computer in navigating the maze.

[0152] The person's cyber hotspot computer will use cyber positioning features to determine the person's geographic location. The person's cyber hotspot computer will then use public cameras available in the area to first find the person from a large group of people in the market and then precisely confirm that the person thought was the owner of the computer and then, as much as possible, provide a constant identification and location determination for the person as the person moves through the market. Previous real-time information about the person's location, in turn, will be used by the computer to provide the person with the best possible assistance in navigating through the maze of the crowded congested market.

[0153] Sometimes, during constant observation of the person, no part of the person can be observable. However, there may be visible parts of anything that has previously been in or about the person's body that can be used by the process to visually follow the movements of an otherwise unidentified person across the marketplace.

[0154] This brings out another function of this full spectrum cyber identification determination process, where the process function provides identification determinations not only for a person, but also provides identification determinations for any recognizable biological observation, any observation non-biological recognizable, and any recognizable observance of the environment of an observation.

[0155] At a time when there is a cyber environment that provides all the resources one might want or need, cyber resources can be used to observe a stone wall and through using this process, cyber resources could easily provide accurate information about the location of the wall, when the wall was built, what types of materials were used, and where the stones originally came from.

[0156] The technologically secure, secure and private interconnected environment made possible by the Single Access Point Cyber System's full spectrum cyber identification determination process will provide the planet with vast new cyber resources. Among these features will have devices that regularly monitor any selected aspect of personal health.

[0157] The cyber access computer voice operated point can be fully utilized through the use of an input and output device that is similar in size and is worn similarly to a wristwatch. Although an input and output device with an image display screen of such a small size would require intermittent use of a larger image display screen, an input and output device configured as a wristwatch is believed to provide the greater general utility. This is believed, in part, due to the fact that an input and output device configured as a wristwatch can also be used to securely and privately monitor and report any possible health observations to the cyber access computer. , both internally and externally.

[0158] The cyber access computer point can then use these health observations to provide, through use of the input and output device configured as a personal wristwatch, reports any health information that it may want or need to be aware of. in.

[0159] By utilizing the protection, security and privacy that is provided by using the full spectrum cyber identification determination process of the present invention and the capabilities of the Single Access Point Cyber System, each will have the ability to provide securely and privately mode all or any portion of one's own personal or private health information to health care providers of choice so that those health care providers may have the ability to provide the best of all possible health care outcomes. health.

[0160] Additionally, it will be possible to anonymously provide all or any part of one's health information to others selected for health-related research.

[0161] By utilizing a health monitoring device/input and output configured as a wristwatch, each person can enjoy the benefits of uninterrupted secure and private observations of any number of health measurements as well as the benefits of resource utilization totals from its own point located remotely from the cyber access computer.

[0162] Paying attention to the present again, more particularly the present needs a versatile and easy-to-use process that provides 100% accurate cyber identification determinations for a person, it is believed that prior art cyber identification measures fail to satisfying the needs of identification determinations primarily due to the fact that the antecedent technique does not go so far as to identify each person by utilizing the person's unique biological characteristics that cannot be copied by or shared with anyone else. Therefore, the cyber identification determination process of the present invention provides identification determinations for a person using unique biological characteristics of a person, unique biological characteristics that may not be duplicated by any other person or device.

[0163] The full spectrum cyber identification determination process, as used to provide 100% accurate cyber identification determinations for a person, utilizes the maximum of a person's unique biological characteristics necessary to achieve an attainable selected identification determination. Many examples of a person's unique biological characteristics have been dealt with earlier. However, when both a person's internal and external observations are used in any combination, there are quite a large number of possible combinations of unique biological characteristics that can be used to provide identification determinations for just one person. And with every single biological characteristic of a person that has been observed, there is also another way to accurately compare an unidentified person with a known person.

[0164] The process can provide any identification determination from a full spectrum of cyber identification determinations not only for a person, but also any other biological, non-biological, or environmental observances.

[0165] Within the full spectrum of identifying determinations for a person are a multitude of determinations that fail to provide a determination that an unidentified person and a known person are absolutely the same person. For example, there are determinations identifying hair color, warts, skin wrinkles, freckles, joint motion geometry, scarring, height, eye color, and so on.

[0166] There are also identifying determinations of any measure of probability that may exist that a known person and an unidentified person are the same person. This type of identification determination is useful in several ways, it can be used to provide an indicated measure of the probability that you have performed at any point in a cycle of process utilization. And, if there is more than one person as the subject of an observation for a second series of observations, all those who are not the same person as the known person can be eliminated using an indicated minimum selected increasing probability measure to quickly eliminate most of people who were subjects of observation.

[0167] The process can be used to determine the exact identity of an unknown unidentified person, even when there is no knowledge of who the unidentified person may be other than the designations representing the unidentified person's observations. For example, the process can determine who an unidentified person is using selected criteria that call for a very unique combination of recognized unidentified person characteristics to be used to search available databases for the first round of observations of known persons through that either an acquaintance who was absolutely the same person as the unidentified person was found, or there was no additional database record of the first series of acquaintances' observations to look for.

[0168] The process also uses useful information from any source to provide identification determinations. Perhaps the most powerful of all the information that can be used by the process would be information regarding exactly who an unknown unidentified person might be. If the information the process uses is accurate, then a search of just one database record will provide the selected identification determination for the previously unknown and unidentified person.

[0169] Prior art cyber protection measures fail to precisely control access to cyber resources due to an inability to accurately determine exactly who the person is using those cyber resources. The method of the present invention provides identification determinations from a full spectrum of cyber identification determinations. At the far end of this range is the identification that an unidentified person and a known person are absolutely the same person. This identification determination can be used to precisely grant only the known person access to their own personal and private cyber resources. Since unique biological characteristics of the known person were used to provide the identification determination, unique biological characteristics that can never be shared with, or copied by others, then everyone else is excluded from gaining access to the known person's cyber resources .

[0170] One of the biggest concerns of those skilled in the art of providing bio-based identification determinations to a person is that used information comprising a person's cyber identification can be stolen and then used fraudulently or maliciously. The full spectrum cyber identification determination process of this invention not only uses a person's unique biological characteristics that can never be shared with or copied by others, but the process also uses, in many cases, a combination of a number of biological characteristics. singularities of a person that are observed both simultaneously and for any measured period of time.

[0171] Again, paying attention to the future of humanity's use of cyber resources, there must come a day when humanity responsibly utilizes cyber resources as a tool to enhance each person's own natural cognitive and observational abilities.

[0172] In order to achieve the highest attainable levels of benefits from utilizing cyber resources to enhance natural capabilities, it is believed that it will first be necessary to provide an access relationship to utilized cyber resources that is nearly identical to the access relationship that each person has with his own mind and senses.

[0173] Therefore, it is believed that personal and private cyber information and resources need to be set up where they can never be accessed by anyone other than the person you know. As an example, being hypnotized is unwanted for the purpose of having others use privacy-of-mind information for whatever reason. And, it is also undesirable for anyone to gain access to cyber resources and personal and private information, including medical records, financial information, geographic location reports, cyber communications of all types, cyber interactions of all types including for commerce, education, entertainment, self-help and so on. And just as in the case of natural cognitive resources themselves, it is also undesirable for anyone to gain access to any part of cyber resources and private information after the person's death. Please note, however, that through the use of this cyber-identification determination process, as is also the case with one's own natural abilities, it will be possible to share any portion of one's personal and private cyber-based information and resources with selected, precisely identified others.

[0174] Welcome to the future.

[0175] Although the disclosed process has been defined in terms of its preferred and alternative modalities, those of common skill in the art will understand that several other modalities and applications of the disclosed process will become apparent. Such other embodiments and applications are to be included within the scope and meaning of the invention as defined by the appended claims.

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COMPLETE SPECTRUM CYBER IDENTIFICATION DETERMINATION PROCESS, characterized by comprising: using (a) at least one computing device, (b) criteria selected from the criteria that can be used by said cyber identification determination process, ( c) selected information, (d) selected necessary programming, and (e) any other selected resource, all of which are structured and used to provide at least one cyber identification determination; wherein said at least one cyber identification determination is selected from the group consisting of a full spectrum of said cyber identification determinations; wherein said full spectrum of cyber identification determinations includes cyber identification determinations relating to at least one person, any other recognized biological observation other than a person, any recognized non-biological observation and which or environment observance of an observation; wherein said at least one cyber identification determination is used to complete the at least one cyber identification determination of need selected from the group consisting of a full spectrum of needs for which the identification determinations where said information is selected from the group consisting of a full spectrum of information that can be used by said cyber identification determination process; wherein said full spectrum of useful information can be used by said The cyber identification determination process may include information that has been derived from at least one observation; wherein said at least one observation provides information about at least one aspect of at least one subject of said at least one observation; determination of cyber identification referring to the d Ito at least one subject of at least one observation is selected from the group consisting of the full spectrum of cyber identification determinations pertaining to the subjects of observation; wherein said at least one aspect of at least one subject of at least one observation is selected of the group consisting of the full spectrum of observable aspects of observation subjects; wherein said at least one subject of at least one observation is selected from the group consisting of the full spectrum of observation subjects; wherein said process of determining cybernetic identification uses at least one observed characteristic referring to at least one aspect of said at least one subject of at least one observation; wherein said at least one observed characteristic is selected from the group consisting of the full spectrum of observable characteristics of the subjects of observations; wherein said at least one observation is at least one type of self observation. eted from the group consisting of (a) visual observations, (b) audible observations, (c) thermal observations, (d) tactile observations, and (e) any other type of observation selected from the group consisting of a full spectrum of types of observations; in which said at least one observation has at least one characteristic selected from the group consisting of a full spectrum of characteristics of the observations; in which each cyber identification determination process is scalable and configurable, referring to including resources of cyber-identification determination, to fall at a point in the range of a minimum to a maximum, wherein at least said cyber-identification determination process includes only those cyber-identification determination features that are necessary to provide the least complex, referent the necessary resources included, of all cyber identification determination needs and where, at the most, the dit the cyber ID determination process includes all cyber ID determination features necessary to provide all cyber ID determinations from a full spectrum of cyber ID determinations; wherein said process provides a full spectrum of said cyber ID determinations. identification referring to said at least one person, said identification determinations selected from said full spectrum of cyber identification determinations referring to said at least one person; wherein said full spectrum of cyber-identification determinations relating to at least one person which includes the cyber-identification determinations that report any indicated measure of probability that a specific person to be identified is the same person as a specific known person, in which said determinations are in the range from reporting that said person to be identified is absolutely said known person, by reporting any indicated measure of probability that exists of said person to be identified being said known person, to report that said person to be identified is not at all said known person; wherein said cyber identification determination process provides that any said at least one person who is the at least one subject of said observation is anywhere in the range between not being consciously involved in said process to being an active participant in said process. process; wherein said cyber identification determination process provides to achieve at least one selected attainable level of accuracy for at least one cyber identification determination; wherein said cyber identification determination process may determine and use at least one measure of adequacy of available resources; wherein said cyber identification determination process provides at least one identification determination selected from the group consisting of (a) at least one event that provides unique cyber identification determination, (b) at least one intermittently provided cyber ID determination, and (c) at least one constantly provided cyber ID determination; wherein said cyber ID determination process further comprises using, in any sequence and order, at least a portion of the at least one step of the group consisting of:a. a step of the first observation series (10), the capture (10a) being a first observation series, wherein said cyber identification determination process uses at least one observation, in which at least one subject of said at least at least one observation has at least one predetermined aspect, said cyber identification determination process recognizes (10b) said at least one characteristic referring to said predetermined aspect, said at least one known characteristic is usable by said determination process of cyber identification determination, said cyber identification determination process assignment designations (10c) representing (i) said at least one observation, (ii) said at least one known aspect of the said at least one observation subject, and (iii) said at least one observed characteristic, and said pro. cyber identification determination process includes at least one of said designation in at least a first reported observation series; b. a step of the second series observation (20), the capture (20a) being a second series of observations, in which the cyber identification determination process uses at least one observation, in which at least one subject of said at least one observation has at least one aspect to be determined, said cyber identification determination process recognizes (20b) at least one characteristic referring to said at least one aspect to be determined, said cyber identification determination process assigns designations (20c) that represent (i) said at least one observation, said at least one aspect to be determined of said at least one subject of observation, and (iii) said at least one characteristic referring to said at least one aspect to be determined, wherein said cyber-identification determination process includes at least one of said designations in the at least one second reported observation series; c. a compatibilization step (50), in which said compatibilization process designations represent said observation and said characteristics of said second series of observations (40) with comparable designations representing observations and compatibilization characteristics of said first series of observations (30) and provides the results of said compatibilization step; d. a comparison step (60), wherein said cyber-identification determination process compares the designations of the at least one reported second observation series with designations of the at least one comparable first observation series and provides at least one conclusion of the comparison; and. a determination step (70), wherein said identification determination process uses at least one member selected from the group consisting of (i) said at least one conclusion of said at least one comparison step (60), and ( ii) said information useful in determining said cyber-identification determination; e,f. a reporting step (80), wherein said cyber-identity determination process provides at least one report regarding at least one aspect of at least a portion of the at least one cycle of operation of said cyber-identity determination process. 2. CYBERNETIC PROCESS, according to claim 1, characterized in that said process uses observations of at least one singular biological characteristic of the full spectrum of singular biological characteristics of any specific person who is subject to said observations, and said singular biological characteristics comprise any of said biological characteristics of all said biological characteristics of said subject of said observation that can be observed visually, auditory or otherwise; said unique biological characteristics of a person include: a single observed biological characteristic that is unique for said person; and, more than one biological characteristic of said person which together become a unique biological characteristic of said person, said process additionally includes: using simultaneous observations of more than one biological characteristic of said person; and, using observations of one or more biological characteristics of a said person that occur in any period of time, said observations that occur during said any period of time optionally include using observed modifications that occur with the movement of said person, provided that said changes that occur with said movement of said person include any from the group of: changes in said person's geometry that occur with said movement; changes in said person's appearance that occur with said movement; and, changes in any observed biological characteristics of said person that occur with said movement. 3. CYBERNETIC PROCESS, according to any one of claims 1 or 2, characterized in that it additionally comprises a repetition step, said process selects at least a portion of said first series of observations for repetition by said person to be identified. said process captures said person to be identified by performing said selection repetition, said process including in said second series of observations the designations that represent said selection repetition. 4. CYBERNETIC PROCESS, according to claim 1, characterized in that the full spectrum of cyber identification determination includes identification determinations referring to environmental observances, and said process provides said identification determinations referring to environmental observances that are selected from a full spectrum of cyber-identification determinations pertaining to environmental compliance. 5. CYBERNETIC PROCESS, according to any one of claims 1 or 2, characterized in that the full spectrum of cybernetic identification determination includes determinations of identification of biological observances, and said process provides for said identification determinations regarding said biological observances that are selected from a full spectrum of cyber-identification determinations pertaining to biological observances. 6. CYBERNETIC PROCESS, according to claim 1, characterized in that the full spectrum of cybernetic identification determination includes determinations of identification of non-biological observances, and said process provides for said identification determinations referring to non-biological observances that are selected from a full spectrum of cyber-identification determinations pertaining to non-biological observances. 7. CYBERNETIC PROCESS, according to any one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that it further comprises using any such observations and information that are derived from at least one other source than one or both of said step of the first series of observations (10) and the said step of the second series of observations (20). 8. CYBERNETIC PROCESS according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that said process uses itself, said at least one computing device, said any selected cybernetic resources and said selected criterion to precisely grant and deny access to all or a portion of said cyber resources that are used by said process. 9. CYBERNETIC PROCESS, according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the operations of said cybernetic resources are manipulated by said process, which in this way provides said process with selection of possible uses of said cybernetic resources. 10. CYBERNETIC PROCESS, according to any one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that said process additionally comprises the step of maintaining a process history. 11. CYBERNETIC PROCESS according to any one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that the at least one observation derived from at least one source other than said first series of observations is added to said first series of observations. 12. CYBERNETIC PROCESS, according to any one of claims 1 to 11, characterized in that it further comprises standard designations that are used to accurately and consistently represent aspects of said cyber identification determination process and its operations.

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