JPH0391047A - Information processing system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent secrecy from being leaked even when an auxiliary storage device is stolen by storing a user ID, password and personal information in the auxiliary storage device and collating data registered in an information processor or collating data inputted by a user. CONSTITUTION:A floppy disk 21 stores the data of the user ID, password and personal information in a storing medium 22. For example, when a file USER 3 of this floppy disk 21 is executed, the information processor collates the registered user ID, password and personal information with th user ID, password and personal information stored in the storing medium 22. When all the data are coincident, the file USER 3 can be executed. However, when only one of them is not coincident, a processing is executed to prohibit the display of a message on a screen, the display of a keyboard input to a display part and further, an access to the floppy disk 21. Thus, the data stored in the auxiliary storage device, to which the floppy disk, etc., can be attached and detached, is prevented from being leaked.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] This invention relates to an information processing system, and particularly to an information processing system suitable for preventing leakage of confidential data and improving the operation of an information processing device.

[Conventional technology]

Traditionally, information processing equipment! The auxiliary storage devices used in the first class were mainly floppy disks, fixed hard disks, or magnetic tapes. However, with recent technological advances, small-sized, large-capacity IC cards, card-type hard disks, magneto-optical disks, and the like have been developed and are gradually being used.

For example, 11 of the November 14, 1988 issue of Nikkei Pamphlet
The card-type hard disk described on pages 8 to 123 has a storage capacity of 140 MB. In addition, this card type hard disk has a meanness of 2.2
cm+'! 14.93, length 20cm,
It is extremely compact compared to conventional fixed hard disks. Furthermore, this card-type hard disk allows the information-processing device to access files on the card-type hard disk simply by inserting it into the expansion slot of the information-processing device, making it as convenient to carry as a 70-bit disk. Similarly,.

The IC card and magneto-optical disk cartridges are also removable, making it convenient to carry.

[The problem that the invention seeks to solve]

The IC cards, card-type hard disks, magneto-optical disks, and floppy disks themselves do not have a means to store the owner's user ID and password, as well as personal information such as height, blood type, and date of birth. Ta.

Also, the above-mentioned IC card, card-type hard disk, and magneto-optical disk.

Because floppy disks are easy to carry, there is a high possibility that they will be stolen.For example, as shown in Figures 26 and 27, files stored on IC cards etc. may be executed, or important files may be stolen. There was a problem that unauthorized duplication could occur.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide an information processing system that can prevent leakage of data stored in removable auxiliary storage devices such as IC cards, card-type hard disks, magneto-optical disks, and floppy disks. It's about doing.

Conventionally, IC cards, card-type hard disks,
When executing application software on a magneto-optical disk, floppy disk, etc. and referring to menus, the same menu is displayed on the display unit for each user.

That is, for a user who is fully familiar with a certain application software, even unnecessary menus are displayed on the display section and must be referred to each time, resulting in a problem that work efficiency is reduced.

Therefore, another object of the present invention is to provide an information processing system that can improve the operability and work efficiency of an information processing device.

[Means to solve the problem]

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a central processing unit,
Indicates whether or not the information processing device t can be used in an information processing system l including an information processing device having an input unit, a main memory, and an auxiliary storage device connected via an interface. User ID. The auxiliary storage device and the information processing device are each provided with means for storing a password indicating whether or not an authorized user is attempting to use the information processing device and user-specific personal information, and The information processing apparatus includes a means for comparing data stored in the storage means with data stored in the storage means of the information processing apparatus, and prohibiting access to the auxiliary storage device if the two do not match. It is installed in the device.

Further, in an information processing system including an information processing device having a central processing unit, an input section, a display section, and a main memory, and an auxiliary storage device connected via an interface,
User ID indicating whether or not the information processing device can be used
. A regular user uses the information processing bag! Means 8S for storing a password indicating whether or not the user intends to use t and personal information specific to the user is provided in the auxiliary storage device and stores the data inputted from the input unit in the storage device of the auxiliary storage device. The information processing bag wLf is provided with means for collating certain data and prohibiting access to the auxiliary storage device Cζ if the two do not match, and further,
The information processing device may include means for requesting input of data stored in the auxiliary storage device when the auxiliary storage device is accessed.

Furthermore, in the present invention, the access prohibition means may be provided in the auxiliary storage i instead of being provided in the information processing device f.

The information processing device includes the auxiliary storage device jliζ and the user ID. We provide means to remember passwords and personal information.

The access prohibition means in the information processing device prohibits input from the input unit, prohibits access to the main memory or the auxiliary storage device, and prohibits display on the display unit. The auxiliary storage device can use any one of a 70TB disk, a card-type hard disk, a magnetic disk, and an IC card as a storage medium.

Further, the present invention provides means for registering data indicating the skill level of a user who owns the auxiliary storage device in the information processing device and/or the auxiliary storage device, and based on this data, sends a message to the user. The information processing device is provided with means for increasing, decreasing and/or changing the information.

[Effect]

The present invention relates to a user ID. Passwords and personal information data are stored in advance in an auxiliary storage device such as an IC card, a magneto-optical disk cartridge, a floppy disk, or a card-type hard disk. Similarly, the information processing device also has a user ID. Record 8g of password and personal information data.

When accessing the auxiliary storage device such as the IC card, the user ID, password, and personal information registered in the information processing device, and the user ID stored in the auxiliary storage device to be accessed. The password and personal information data are checked, and only if they match, access to the auxiliary storage device is permitted. Also,
If even one item does not match, input from the input section such as the keyboard is prohibited, display on the display section is prohibited,
Prohibit access to main memory and auxiliary storage.

This prevents illegal use of IC cards, card-type hard disks, etc. owned by authorized users by unauthorized users.

In addition, when accessing the auxiliary storage device such as the IC card, the user ID is provided to the user.

It will ask you to enter your password and personal information, and will display the entered user ID, password, and personal information on the auxiliary storage device you are trying to access (the stored user ID, password, and personal information). The information is compared with the data, and access to the auxiliary storage device is permitted only if they match.

This Jζ prevents illegal use of IC cards, card-type hard disks, etc. owned by authorized users by unauthorized users.

Further, the present invention stores data indicating the owner's personality, ability, and skill level with respect to information processing equipment in the IC card, magneto-optical disk cartridge, floppy disk, or card-type hard disk, Update this data according to the owner's personality, abilities and proficiency. The information processing device improves work efficiency by displaying a menu tailored to the user based on these data.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 28 is a block diagram showing the configuration of an information processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, 1 is the CPU (central processor unit), 2 is the main memory, and 5 is the FD.
C/HDC (floppy disk controller/hard disk: 2/controller) 4 is FDD/HDD (70 disk drive/hard disk driver), 5
is KINTC (keyboard interface controller 9)
), 6 is the keyboard, 7 is the CRTC (cathode ray display tube controller), 8 is the CRT (cathode ray display tube), 9 is the CPU
I bus, 1G is an IC card interface.

11 is an IC card, and 12 is a card type hard disk.

15 is a control signal from the CPU1.

Furthermore, Fig. 1 shows a floppy disk used in this embodiment, Fig. 2 shows an IC card used in this embodiment, and Fig. 5 shows a magneto-optical disk used in this embodiment. , FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a card type hard disk used in this embodiment.

In FIG. 1, 21 is a 70-tube disk, and 22 is a storage medium. In Figure 2, 51 is an IC card, 3
2 is an IC section of the IC card 31; 33 is a storage means for storing user ID, password, and personal information; 5;
4 is a data bus connecting the IC section 32 and the contact 59;
5 is a storage area within the IC51S52.

In the wcs diagram, 41 is a magneto-optical disk cartridge, and 42 is a storage medium. In FIG. 4, 51 is a card-type hard disk, 52 is a controller R for controlling reading and writing of data from a storage medium 53, and 54
55 is a storage means for storing user ID, password and personal information; 55 is a connector 511 and a control means 52;
A data bus 56 connects the connector 511 and the storage means 54.

User ID registered in the information processing apparatus of this embodiment. The operation of comparing the password and personal information with the user ID + password and personal information stored in 70 disks will be explained using FIGS. 1, 9, and 17 as shown in FIG. 1. In addition, the 70TB disk 21 stores user ID, password, and personal information data in the storage medium 22. For example, this file, the file U SERS, C of Tsuvi disk 21
When executing OM, the information processing device uses the registered user ID, password, and personal information, and the user ID stored in the storage medium 22 of the 70TB disk 21.
. Verify passwords and personal information. If they all match, the file USER5, COM can be executed. If even one of them does not match, a message like the one shown in Figure 9 will be displayed on the screen,
Further, steps ξ and (2) are executed as shown in FIG. The process ■ is a process that prohibits keyboard input, as shown in Figure 23, or a process that prohibits keyboard input, as shown in @Figure 24.
This is a process that prohibits display on the display section, or a process that prohibits access to the floppy disk 21, as shown in FIG.

Next, the user I registered in the information processing device of this embodiment
D. The operation of comparing the password and personal information with the user ID, password and personal information stored in the IC card will be explained using FIG. 2, FIG. 7, and FIG. 15.

As shown in FIG. 2, the IC card 51 stores a user ID, password, and personal information in a storage area 551 of the IC section. For example, C IC card 5
1, the information processing device uses the registered user ID, password, and personal information, and the user ID stored in the storage area 55 of the IC card 51.

Verify passwords and personal information. If all match, file USER1, COM can be executed.0 If even one does not match, file 7
Display a message on the screen as shown in the figure, or
As shown in FIG.
The process ■ is a process that prohibits keyboard input as shown in FIG. 25, a process that prohibits display on the boundary display section as shown in FIG. This is a process for prohibiting access to the IC card 51.

Also, when the storage means 33 is placed in the IC card 31 and the user ID, password, and personal information are stored in the storage means 35, the same verification operation as when the user ID, password, and personal information are stored in the storage area 55 is performed.

Next, the user I registered in the information processing device of this embodiment
D. Explaining the operation of comparing the password and personal information with the user ID, bus code, and personal information stored in the magneto-optical disk cartridge using FIGS. 5, 8, and 160.5 As shown in the figure, the magneto-optical disk cartridge 4
1 stores data such as a user ID, a passcode, and personal information in a storage medium 42. For example, the file USER2 of the cartridge 41 of this magneto-optical disk,
When executing COM, the information processing device uses the registered user ID, passcode and personal information, and the user ID stored in the storage medium 42 of the magneto-optical disk cartridge 41.

Verify passwords and personal information. If they all match, the file USER2, COM can be executed. If even one does not match, the 8th
A message as shown in the figure is displayed on the screen -○, and the step of process (2) is executed as shown in FIG. The process ■ is a process to prohibit keyboard input as shown in FIG. 23, a process to stop displaying 8M on the display unit as shown in FIG. Second, it is a process of prohibiting access to the cartridge 41 of the magneto-optical disk.

Next, the user ID, password, and personal information registered in the information processing apparatus of this embodiment, and the user ID stored in the cartridge 51 of the card-type hard disk.

The operation of comparing passwords and personal information will be explained using FIGS. 4, 10, and @18. As shown in FIG. ID.

Memorizes passwords and personal information data. For example, the cartridge 51 of this card type hard disk
When executing the file USER4, COM, the information processing device uses the registered user ID, passcode, and personal information, and the user ID, password, and personal information stored in the storage medium 53 of the cartridge 51 of the card-type hard disk. Verify with personal information. If they all match, the file USER4, COM can be executed. If even one of them does not match, a message like the one shown in figure rg10 will be displayed on the screen, or a message like the one shown in figure 18 will be displayed. As shown, the step of process (2) is executed. The process ■ is a process that prohibits keyboard input as shown in Figure @25, a process that prohibits display on the display unit as shown in Figure 24, or a process that prohibits display on the display unit as shown in Figure 25. Second, it is a process of prohibiting access to the card-type hard disk 51.

Further, the cartridge 51 of the card type hard disk is provided with a storage means 54, and the storage means 54 stores a user ID.

Even when the password and personal information @ are stored, the same verification operation as when the password and personal information @ are stored in the storage medium 53 is performed.

In addition, the specific operation of the prohibition process performed in the above process ■ is as follows.
As shown in FIG. 828, the CPU 1 of the information processing device
DC/HDC! , KINTC5゜CRTC7, IC card interface 10. Card type hard disk 121
In response, control signals 1!1 are output, and FDD/
H1) Access to D4, acceptance of access from keyboard 6, display on CRT 8, access to IC card 10, access to card type hard disk 12,
Just wear a mask. For example, from keyboard 6 to CPU1
The CPU 1 controls the KINTC 5 using a control signal 13 so as not to cause a keyboard interrupt to the KINTC 5.

Next, the user ID entered by the user. The operation of comparing the password and personal information with the user ID, password, and personal information stored in an auxiliary storage device such as the IC card 51 will be explained.

Now, floppy disk 21. IC card 31. The magneto-optical disk cartridge 41 and the card-type hard disk cartridge 51 are respectively '5AITOH' as the user 10 and 'YES'' as the password.
Personal information: Height ``173'' and blood type 1A''
is registered.

First, regarding the case of floppy disk 21, flc
This will be explained using FIG. 11 and FIG. 21.

For example, file USER3 on floppy disk 21
, COM, the information processing device first requests the user to input the user ID, as shown in FIG. The user has '5UZU' as the user ID.
When you input ``KI'', the input user ID is compared with the user ID stored in the storage medium 22 of the 70TB disk 21. In this case, the regular user ID is ``KI''.
5AITOH", so they do not match. Therefore, the information processing device displays a message as shown in FIG. 11 on the screen, and also executes the step of process (2) as shown in FIG. 21. Process ■ means l as shown in Figure 23.
ζ, the process of prohibiting keyboard input, or the 24th
As shown in the figure, there is a process of prohibiting display on the display unit, or as shown in FIG.
This is a process that prohibits access to.

Next, we will explain the case of the magneto-optical disk cartridge 41. In this case, as well as the case of the floppy disk 21,
For example, when attempting to execute the file USER2, CORIn of the cartridge 41 of the magneto-optical disk, the information processing apparatus first requests the user IC to input the user ID, as shown in Figure 12. The input user ID is compared with the user ID stored in the storage medium 42 of the magneto-optical disk cartridge 41, and if the two match, the user is then requested to input a password. When the user inputs 1NO as a password, the input bus wa) ``No'' and the password stored in the storage medium 424 of the magneto-optical disk cartridge 41 are input.
YES", and since they do not match, the information processing device displays various messages shown in Figure @12 on the screen, and also executes the process (step O) as shown in Figure 20. The process ■ is a process that prohibits keyboard input, as shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 24, this is a process of prohibiting display on the display section, or as shown in FIG. 25, a process of prohibiting access to the cartridge 41 of the magneto-optical disk.

Also, in the case of IC card 51, floppy disk 2
1 and the same verification operation as in the case of the magneto-optical disk cartridge 41 is performed. For example, when attempting to execute the files USERt and COM on the IC card 51, the information processing device first requests the user Ic to input the user ID 8, as shown in FIG. Entered user ID
and the storage area 55 of the IC card 31 or the storage means 55
If the two match, the user is then asked to enter a password. The input password is compared with the password stored in the storage area 55 of the engineering C card 51 or the storage means 53J, and if both match, the user is prompted to input personal information. is '19 as height
If you enter 0", the entered personal information 1190" and
The personal information 1173" stored in the storage area 35 of the IC card 31 or the storage means 53 is compared, and since the two do not match, the information processing device displays a message as shown in FIG. 13 on the screen. Alternatively, as shown in Fig. 19, the step of process (2) is executed.Process (2) is a process of prohibiting keyboard input as shown in Fig. As shown, this is a process of prohibiting display on the display unit, or as shown in FIG. 25, a process of prohibiting access to the IC card 51.

Also, in the case of a card-type hard disk cartridge 51, a 70-bit disk 21. The same verification operation as in the case of the magneto-optical disk cartridge 41 and the IC card 51 is performed. For example, when attempting to execute the file USER4, COM in the cartridge 51 of the card-type hard disk, the information processing apparatus requests the user to input a user ID, password, and personal information, as shown in FIG. At this time, the user enters '5AITOH' as the user ID.=L, r'YEs
Assume that "1175" is input as personal information. In this case, the input user ID '5AITOH'', password 'YES', personal information 'h173', and user ID '5AIT stored in the storage medium 53 or storage means 54 of the cartridge 51 of the card-type hard disk.
OH “, password YES” and personal information 11
73", so the file USER4, (, O
0th order, 7 isle USER5 that can run M
, COM, information processing f! The system asks the user to enter their blood type as personal information. The input personal information 1B" and the storage medium 53 or storage means 5 of the card-type hard disk cartridge 51
Since it does not match the personal information 1A' stored in 4,
The information processing device displays messages on the screen as shown in Fig. 14, and performs processing as shown in Fig. @22.
Execute step 8. The process ■ is a process that prohibits keyboard input, as shown in Figure 23, or a process that prohibits keyboard input.
As shown in FIG. 4, this is a process of prohibiting display on the display section, or as shown in FIG. 25, a process of prohibiting access to the cartridge 51 of a card-type hard disk.

The embodiment described above uses a floppy disk 21° IC.
Card 31. User IDs, passwords, and personal information are stored in the magneto-optical disk cartridge 41 and the card-type hard disk cartridge 51, respectively, and these data are combined with the user ID, password, and information registered in the information processing device. Verify the data with personal information or use the user ID entered by the user.
D. Verifying password and personal information data. Therefore, 7a Tubi disk 21. IC card 51
．． Even if the magneto-optical disk cartridge 41 and the card hard disk cartridge 51 are stolen, execution of files or unauthorized duplication by an unauthorized user can be prevented, and the possibility of leakage of confidential information can be reduced.

Next, an example will be described in which a user ID, password, and personal information are verified using the IC card 31 and the card-type hard disk cartridge 51.

First, one configuration of the IC card 31 will be explained with reference to FIG.

In FIG. 5, 52 is an IC section, and 35 is a user ID.

Similarly to the storage means 33, a storage device 35 for storing passwords and personal information data is a user ID.

A storage area of the IC unit 32 for storing passwords and personal information; 36 is an access control means for controlling data access to the IC unit 32; and 57 is a storage area for storing user IDs, passwords, and personal information from the information processing device. Comparison means 58 is a control signal to the access control means 56, which compares the information data with the user ID, password, and personal information stored in the storage means 53 or the storage area 55.

When the above-described IC card 31 is used in conjunction with an information processing device, when a user accesses the IC card 31, the information processing device compares the data of the user ID, password, and personal information. Give to 37. In this case, the user ID to be given.

The password and personal information may be data registered in the information processing device or data input by the user. The comparison means 57 is the given user ID.

Password and personal information data, and user ID stored in storage means 33 or storage area 55.

Verify passwords and personal information data.

If they all match, the comparator R57 sends the control signal 5
88, and if they do not match, the comparison means 37 outputs a control signal 58 and prohibits the access control means 56 from accessing the IC section 52. In this case, the information processing device cannot access the IC card 31.

Furthermore, if the information processing device does not provide the user ID, password, and personal information, fff accesses the IC card 51 using an information processing device that does not have the function of providing the user ID, password, and personal information. Even in this case, the comparison means 37 uses the user ID. It is determined that the password and personal information do not match, and the control signal 38 causes the IC section 5 to
Access to 2 will be stopped in 8 situations.

In this way, even if the IC card 51 is stolen, the stored files cannot be accessed, so the files cannot be executed or illegally copied.

Therefore, it is effective in preventing leakage of confidential information.

Next, the case of the cartridge 51 of a card type hard disk will be explained.

First, the structure of the cartridge 51 of the card type hard disk will be explained with reference to FIG. In FIG. 6, reference numeral 52 indicates access control means for controlling access to the storage medium 55;
55 is a data bus connecting the connector 511 and the access control means 52 to J2; 56 is a control signal;
57 is a comparison means.

Card-type hard disk cartridge 5 as described above
1 is used by connecting it to an information processing device, and when the user accesses the cartridge 51 of the card-type hard disk, the information processing device provides the user ID, password, and personal information data to the comparing means 57. The comparison means 57 compares the given user ID, password and personal information data with the storage means 54 or the storage medium 53.
Check the user ID, bus code, and personal information data stored in the . If they all match, the comparison means 57 outputs a control signal 56 to permit the access control means 52 to access the storage medium 53. On the other hand, if they do not match, the comparison means 57 outputs a control signal 56 and prohibits the access control means 52 from accessing the storage medium 55.

In this case, information processing 4! In this case, the cartridge 51 of the card-type hard disk cannot be accessed.

Even when accessing the cartridge 51 of the card-type hard disk using an information processing device t that does not have the function of providing a user ID, password, and personal information, the comparing means 57 determines that the user ID, password, and personal information do not match. The control signal 56 causes the control means 52 to prohibit access to the storage medium 53.

In this way, the cartridge 5 of the card type hard disk
1, the same effect as the IC card 31 can be obtained.

Next number ζ, floppy disk 21. IC card 31° Magneto-optical disk cartridge 41# Card-type hard disk cartridge 5jlζ, user's individuality.

The operation when one or more of the user data such as ability and proficiency level with respect to the information processing device is stored will be described.

``'': indicates /.1 proficiency level indicates the level of mastery of the command. In addition, individuality refers to, for example, the bias of conversion in kanji conversion in Fugro.

First, as shown in FIG.
The user data is stored in the storage medium 22 of. The user data is stored by the user using this floppy disk 21.
It is updated every time a work is performed on the information processing device. Then, 8 changes are made to the menu, etc. using the updated user data. For example, when I first started using the information processing device, the menu display displayed nine pieces of data for a certain item, as shown in Figure 55, but as I gradually became accustomed to using it, the menu displayed as shown in Figure 54. , the number is reduced to four. Further, for commands that the user often uses and is familiar with, the menu display is omitted, and only commands that are rarely used are displayed. Therefore, information on the frequency of command usage is
It is sufficient to store 20 7o discs as proficiency data for each information processing device.

The information processing device refers to the user data stored on the floppy disk 21 and increases or decreases the menu display according to the nuclear data. Also, when you finish the work, @35
As shown in the figure, the user data on the floppy disk 21 is rewritten and updated, but when working on the information processing device again, the user data on the floppy disk 21 is read out and the menu used when the work was previously performed is etc. will be displayed.

In this way, the information processing device can be operated in a way that suits the user based on the user data such as the personality, ability, and proficiency level of the user who owns the 70 TB disk 21. This has the effect of improving work efficiency.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 30, when the IC card 311C laser data is stored, as shown in FIG. 31, when the magneto-optical disk cartridge 416ζ sensor data is stored, as shown in FIG. Even when the ESA data is stored in the cartridge 51 of the hard disk, the same operations as in the case of the 70-tube disk 21 can be performed, and the same effects can be obtained.

Further, when converting kanji EC from hiragana or katakana using a word processor, if only characters that are frequently used by the user are displayed as candidate characters, work efficiency will be improved. for example,'
When converting ``kou'', there are 40 corresponding kanji such as ``koiu〃1yIu'' and ``hiro''. Displaying these kanji and searching for the kanji you want to convert takes time. It is sufficient to store only those characters as user data on a floppy disk or the like, and display candidate characters based on the user data.

In this embodiment, the user data is stored in the auxiliary storage device such as the floppy disk 21, but it may be stored in the information processing device. In this case, in order to identify each auxiliary storage device, it is necessary to store the user ID and password along with the identification data.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained above, the present invention provides a floppy disk, an I.
A user ID is stored in auxiliary storage devices such as C cards, magneto-optical disks, and card-type hard disks.

Stores passwords, codes and personal information, and stores information processing bag rI.
The data is compared with the data registered in L, or with the data input by the user. Therefore, even if the auxiliary storage device is stolen, it is possible to prevent leakage of confidential information.

Further, according to the present invention, the user's personality, ability, information processing bag [1
By storing user data such as skill level and using the user data, it is possible to use the information processing apparatus It in a way that suits the user. Therefore, there is an effect that the efficiency of work performed by the information processing device can be improved.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure gc1 is an explanatory diagram showing a floppy disk used in an embodiment of the present invention, Figures 2 and 5 are explanatory diagrams showing an IC card used in an embodiment of the present invention, and Figure 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a floppy disk used in an embodiment of the present invention. An explanatory diagram showing a magneto-optical disk used in one embodiment of
Figures 4 and 6 are explanatory diagrams showing a card-type hard disk used in an embodiment of the present invention, @Figure 7, SI'Ga
Figures 9, 10, 11, 12, 15 and wc14 are explanatory diagrams showing examples of display screens for explaining the verification operation in this embodiment, Figures 15 and 16. figure,
@Figure 17, Figure 18, Figure 19, Figure g2o, Figure 21, Figure 22, Figure 25. Figures 24 and 25 are flowcharts explaining the verification operation in this embodiment), *Figure 26 and @27
The figure is an explanatory diagram for explaining the prior art, and Figure @28 is a block diagram showing the structure M of an information processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 29 is an explanatory diagram showing a 70-tube disk used in another embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 30 is an explanatory diagram showing an IC card used in another embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 31 is an explanatory diagram showing an IC card used in another embodiment of the present invention. An explanatory diagram showing a magneto-optical disk used in another example, @
FIG. 52 is an explanatory diagram showing a card type hard disk used in another embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 55 and 34 are explanatory diagrams showing examples of display screens for explaining another embodiment of the present invention. ,gg! Figure 55 v1\ is a flowchart explaining another embodiment of the present invention. 21... Floppy disk 51... IC card 41... Magneto-optical disk 51... Card type hard disk 55.54... Storage means 57.57... Comparison means 58.56... Control signal 56.52...Access control means To penalty Fig. 16 Fig. 1'7 Fig. Punishment 18 Fig. 19 Fig. Figure 5j, spear 34, chrysanthemum 55

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. An information processing system comprising an information processing device having a central processing unit, an input section, a display section, and a main memory, and an auxiliary storage device connected via an interface, the information processing system comprising: User ID indicating whether or not the processing device can be used
, the auxiliary storage device and the information processing device are each provided with means for storing a password indicating whether or not an authorized user is attempting to use the information processing device and user-specific personal information; the auxiliary storage device The data stored in the storage means of the information processing device is compared with the data stored in the storage means of the information processing device, and if the two do not match, the means for prohibiting access to the auxiliary storage device is provided. An information processing system characterized by being installed in a processing device. 2. An information processing system comprising an information processing device having a central processing unit, an input unit, a display unit, and a main memory, and an auxiliary storage device connected via an interface, wherein the information processing device can be used. User ID indicating whether
, the auxiliary storage device is provided with means for storing a password indicating whether or not an authorized user is attempting to use the information processing device and user-specific personal information, and the data input from the input unit and the auxiliary storage are An information processing system characterized in that the information processing device is provided with means for checking data stored in a storage means of the device and prohibiting access to the auxiliary storage device if the two do not match. . 3. The access prohibition means prohibits input from the input section, prohibits access to the main memory or the auxiliary storage device, and prohibits display on the display section. The information processing system according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: 4. An information processing system comprising an information processing device having a central processing unit, an input unit, a display unit, and a main memory, and an auxiliary storage device connected via an interface, and can the information processing device be used? User ID indicating whether or not
, the auxiliary storage device and the information processing device are each provided with means for storing a password indicating whether or not an authorized user is attempting to use the information processing device and user-specific personal information; the auxiliary storage device The auxiliary storage device includes means for comparing the data stored in the storage device of the information processing device with the data stored in the storage device of the information processing device, and prohibiting access to the auxiliary storage device if the two do not match. An information processing system characterized by being provided in a storage device. 5. An information processing system comprising an information processing device having a central processing unit, an input unit, a display unit, and a main memory, and an auxiliary storage device connected via an interface, and can the information processing device be used? User ID indicating whether or not
, means for storing a password indicating whether or not an authorized user is attempting to use the information processing device and user-specific personal information; and data input from the input section and data stored in the storage means. An information processing system characterized in that the auxiliary storage device is provided with means for checking the auxiliary storage device and prohibiting access to the auxiliary storage device if the two do not match. 6. When access to the auxiliary storage device occurs,
6. The information processing system according to claim 2, wherein the information processing apparatus is provided with means for requesting input of data stored in the auxiliary storage device. 7. An information processing device that stores a user ID indicating whether the information processing device can be used, a password indicating whether an authorized user is attempting to use the information processing device, and multiple pieces of user-specific personal information. A connected auxiliary storage device that stores the user ID, password, and personal information; and compares the data stored in the storage device with the data stored in the information processing device; an auxiliary storage device comprising: means for prohibiting access to the auxiliary storage device if the auxiliary storage device does not match. 8. A user ID, which is an auxiliary storage device connected to an information processing device, and indicates whether or not the information processing device can be used.
, a means for storing a password indicating whether or not an authorized user is attempting to use the information processing apparatus, and a plurality of user-specific personal information; and a means for storing the data stored in the storage means and input to the information processing apparatus. 1. An auxiliary storage device comprising means for comparing the data with the auxiliary storage device and prohibiting access to the auxiliary storage device if the two do not match. 9. Information according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6, characterized in that the information processing device is provided with means for storing the user ID, password and personal information in the auxiliary storage device. processing system. 10. In an information processing system equipped with an information processing device having a central processing unit, an input section, a display section, and a main memory, and an auxiliary storage device connected thereto, data indicating the user's ability to use the information processing system. , the information processing device and/or the auxiliary storage device is provided with means for registering at least one type of data among data indicating a skill level and data indicating characteristics during use, and based on the registered data, . An information processing system, characterized in that the information processing apparatus is provided with means for increasing, decreasing, and/or changing a message to a user displayed on the display unit. 11. Claims 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 9, wherein the auxiliary storage device uses any one of a floppy disk, a card-type hard disk, a magneto-optical disk, or an IC card as a storage medium. or the information processing system described in 10. 12. Floppy disk, card type hard disk,
9. The auxiliary storage device according to claim 7, wherein either a magneto-optical disk or an IC card is used as the storage medium.