KR100630635B1 - Method For Managing A State Of Log-In Using A Short Message - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention transmits a short message to a wireless terminal of a user who logs in to a service providing system to notify the user of the login status. In the case of a login by an illegal user, the present invention transmits a forced logoff request signal to the wireless Internet or a short message from the user. The present invention relates to a login state management method using a short message for forcibly logging off the login ID.

Short message, login, username

Description

Method for Managing A State Of Log-In Using A Short Message}

1 is a configuration diagram of an embodiment of a short message transmission system to which the present invention is applied.

2 is a flow chart of an embodiment of a login state management method using a short message according to the present invention;

Figure 3 is a detailed flowchart of an embodiment of a method for approving a login after transmitting an authentication number as a short message in a login state management method using a short message according to the present invention.

Figure 4a is a detailed flowchart of an embodiment of a method for providing a forced termination service by a short message transmission and a swap connection in a login state management method using a short message according to the present invention.

4B illustrates various examples of a wireless terminal screen applied to a forced termination service by a short message transmission and a swap connection in a login state management method using a short message according to the present invention;

Figure 5a is a detailed flowchart of an embodiment of a method for providing a forced termination service by a short message transmission and a mobile origination (MO) service in a login state management method using a short message according to the present invention.

5B is a view illustrating various examples of a wireless terminal screen applied to a short message transmission and a forced termination service by a mobile origination (MO) service in a login state management method using a short message according to the present invention;

The present invention relates to a method of managing a login state for each user by a service providing system that provides various services through a network such as the Internet.

That is, according to the development of networks such as science and technology, users can access various types of information by using a wired or wireless terminal anytime, anywhere.

On the other hand, in the above service providing system, there are some that provide a variety of information even if the user does not log in, but now most of the service can be provided only through the login process, the user provides their personal information to the service After providing to the system, you must join as a member.

In particular, there are systems that contain important information such as financial information as well as user's personal information, such as financial systems. Therefore, an illegal user uses the service providing system as an ID of another person. If the user can be accessed after unauthorized access, there is a problem that the damage can be continued not only to the well-intentioned user but also throughout society.

Therefore, in the case of the financial system as described above, not only the ID and password, but also a certificate and a security card are required to the user, thereby maintaining more complete security, but in a state where all the above information is leaked, a well-intentioned user. There is a problem that can not help but damage.

In addition, the game system, which is not the above financial information, but currently has a large number of users, such as game money, game items, and the like provides various benefits that can be obtained only by the user investing time and effort, in particular, Game money, game items, etc. are cashed or dealt with as important information as cash.

However, in the case of a general game system, even the security of the financial system is not achieved, so that an illegal user who steals another's ID and password accesses the game system without permission to access another person's game money or game items. There is a problem that by using or hacking, it may damage the users in good faith.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention transmits a short message to a wireless terminal of a user who logs in to a service providing system to notify the user of the login status. It is an object of the present invention to provide a login state management method using a short message for forcibly logging off the login ID by receiving a forced logoff request signal as a message.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a method for managing a login state using a short message applied to a short message transmission system, wherein the service providing system 10 receives a short message from a user who wants to register as a wireless terminal 50. A first step of receiving and storing a number and ID; A second step of allowing the service providing system 10 to log in and extracting a wireless terminal number linked to the ID when there is a login request through an ID input from a user terminal 40 connected through a network; ; The service providing system 10 transmits the login completion information for the ID to the wireless terminal 50 corresponding to the wireless terminal number in a short message, but the user who receives the short message uses the short message. A third step of including the wireless Internet address (URL) information in the short message so as to directly access the service providing system 10 through the wireless Internet; When the wireless terminal 50 receiving the short message accesses the service providing system 10 using the wireless Internet address (URL) information of the short message and transmits a forced logoff request for the login. A fourth step of determining, by the service providing system 10, whether the login ID is currently connected to a wired or wireless Internet site operated by the service providing system 10; And a fifth step of forcibly logging off the ID when the determination result is connected to the wired or wireless Internet site.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a block diagram of an embodiment of a short message transmission system to which the present invention is applied.

As shown in the drawings, the short message transmission system to which the present invention is applied is a service providing system for providing a login state management method (hereinafter, simply referred to as "login state management method") using a short message according to the present invention. 10) a short message transmission system 20 for receiving a short message service (SMS) transmission request from the service providing system and transmitting a short message to a corresponding wireless terminal, and a user to access the service providing system 20 A user terminal 40 to be used, a wireless terminal 50 and a short message used by a user subscribed to the service providing system to wirelessly receive information related to connection of the service providing system transmitted by the short message transmission system. Send the short message requested from the message transmission system to the wireless terminal. It is configured to include a mobile communication company system (30) for group.

In this case, the service providing system 10 is a system that requires a user's login information among systems currently providing services online, and particularly, a system including financial information of a user, such as a financial system, or various It may be a system including information that can be distributed online, such as game money or game items. That is, the present invention is to prevent the closure caused by illegally stealing another user's ID to access the service providing system 10 as described above, but may be mainly applied in a financial system or a game system, but the present invention is not limited thereto. This is not true, so it can be applied to any system that requires login information. However, hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with an example that the service providing system 20 is a game system that provides an important service to a user such as various game money or game items.

Meanwhile, as shown in the drawing, the service providing system 10 includes an interface 11 for performing communication through a network, a user manager 13 for managing user information registered as a member, and a wired Internet service. The service providing unit 14 for providing, the short message transmitting unit 15 for transmitting the short message, the wireless service providing unit 16 for providing the wireless Internet service, and the interface and each unit 13 to 16 are provided. It is comprised including the control part 12 for controlling. In this case, one control unit 12 is shown to control both the service providing unit 14 and the wireless service providing unit 16, but is not limited to this, the service providing unit 14 and wireless It may be configured to include a separate control unit for managing the service providing unit 16, respectively. In this case, when there is a respective control unit, each control unit may share information through communication with each other if necessary.

Next, the short message transmitting system 20 receives the user information logged in to the service providing system and the login information from the service providing system 10 and uses the short message to the wireless terminal included in the user information. It performs the function of transmitting the login information. That is, when there is a user logged in to the service providing system 10 through the user terminal 40, the service providing system 10 sends the login information together with the user's information (wireless terminal information) to the short message. The short message transmission system 20 transmits the login information to the wireless terminal 50 using the short message. Meanwhile, the short message transmission system 20 may be a system capable of transmitting a short message by itself through a wireless communication network. In general, the short message transmission system 20 may be a system for transmitting a short message in association with the mobile communication company system 30. That is, when the short message transmission system 20 receives a message to be transmitted as a short message from the service providing system 10, the short message transmission system 20 converts the message into a format required by the mobile communication company system 30 to convert the message into a format required by the mobile communication company. The message is transmitted to the system 30, and the mobile communication company system 30 transmits the message to the wireless terminal 50 through a wireless network.

In this case, the short message transmission system 20 may exist as a system independent of the service providing system 10 as shown in the figure, or may be included as part of the service providing system 10. That is, the method for transmitting the short message to the wireless terminal by the short message transmission system 20 in cooperation with a plurality of service providing systems 10 will be described as an example of the present invention, but is not limited thereto. Thus, the short message transmission system 20 may exist for only one service providing system 10.

In addition, as described above, the short message transmission system 20 may be included in the service providing system 10 with a system capable of transmitting a short message on its own.

Next, the user terminal 40 may be a personal computer (PC) or a wireless terminal capable of network access. That is, the following description will be mainly given that the user terminal 40 is a wired terminal, but the present invention is not limited thereto and may be a wireless terminal. In this case, the service provider 14 may provide a wired Internet service or may provide a wireless Internet service.

Lastly, the wireless terminal 50 may be a mobile terminal capable of short message service (SMS) and wireless Internet connection.

Meanwhile, in the above description, the short message transmission system 20 simply receives a message from the service providing system 10 and transmits a short message through the mobile communication company system 30. The short message transmission system 20 may perform a function of receiving a short message from the wireless terminal 50 and transmitting the short message to the online service system 20.

Hereinafter, a login state management method using a short message according to the present invention implemented on a short message transmission system having the above configuration will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

2 is a flowchart illustrating an embodiment of a login state management method using a short message according to the present invention.

Login state management method using a short message according to the present invention (hereinafter, simply referred to as 'login state management method'), if there is an attempt to log in using the ID and password of the user subscribed to the service providing system 10 In order to transmit the login-related information to the wireless terminal 50 used by the user using a short message, first, the user sends his / her personal information to the service providing system 10, for example, a name and a social security number. By providing a wireless terminal number, ID, password, etc., the service providing system 10 should be registered as a member (100).

In this case, the user should select the login status management method among various additional services provided by the service providing system 10, and in this case, input the number of the wireless terminal 50 to receive the short message. . However, the login state management method may be a service provided by the service providing system 10 to all members, not an additional service that the user should select as described above.

Meanwhile, the user who subscribes to the service providing system 10 requests a login using a login ID and password after accessing the service providing system 10 using his user terminal 40 (200). ).

The control unit 12 of the service providing system 10 receiving the login request determines whether or not the user is registered in the login state management method by using user information linked to the login ID. Or it is determined (300) what kind of logon state management method is registered.

At this time, the login state management method according to the present invention may be divided into the following three methods, and thus the control unit 12 determines which service the login ID is subscribed to and provides a login state management method according to the corresponding service. Done.

The first method is a method of allowing a login only when a user transmits an authentication number to the user's wireless terminal 50 when the user requests a login, while the user retransmits the authentication number through the user terminal 40. (400).

In the second method, after allowing the user to log in, a short message indicating that the user is logged in to the service providing system 10 is transmitted to the user's wireless terminal 50, while the user is connected to the wireless terminal 50. It is a method of allowing the user to forcibly terminate the login state by accessing the wireless service provider 16 of the service providing system 10 by using a wireless Internet service (500).

In a third method, after the user is allowed to log in, a short message indicating that the user is logged in to the service providing system 10 is transmitted to the wireless terminal 50 of the user, while the user of the wireless terminal 50 In operation 600, the MO service may transmit a short message requesting the service providing system 10 to forcibly terminate the login state.

The service providing system 10 may use at least one of the three methods. Therefore, when only one service is used, the controller 12 may perform a process of extracting the user's wireless terminal telephone number through the determination process 300.

3 is a detailed flowchart illustrating a method for approving a login after transmitting an authentication number as a short message in a login state management method using a short message according to the present invention, showing a detailed process of the first method 400.

That is, when the user requests a login (200), the controller 12 extracts the wireless terminal number mapped to the login ID from the user manager 13 (402).

In this case, the short message transmitting unit 15 transmits the authentication number and the wireless terminal number necessary for logging in to the short message transmitting system 20. In this case, the short message transmitting system 20 is configured as described above. The authentication number is transmitted to the wireless terminal 50 using the method (404).

On the other hand, the user receiving the authentication number in a short message, the user inputs the authentication number through the user terminal 40, the control unit 12 received the authentication number from the user terminal 40 is It is determined whether the authentication number transmitted from the short message transmitter 15 and the authentication number transmitted from the user terminal 40 are the same (406).

As a result of the determination, if the authentication number is the same, the user is allowed to log in, and if not, an error message is output and the login is not allowed (408).

That is, through the above method it is possible to fundamentally block users logging in to the service providing system 10 by stealing another user's ID.

4A is a detailed flowchart illustrating a method for providing a forced termination service by short message transmission and a swap connection in a login state management method using a short message according to the present invention, showing a detailed process of the second method 500. 4B illustrates various examples of a wireless terminal screen applied to a forced termination service by a short message transmission and a swap connection in a login state management method using a short message according to the present invention.

That is, when a user requests a login (200), the controller 12 determines whether the login ID and password are registered in the user manager 13 and permits the login (502).

Thereafter, the controller 12 extracts the wireless terminal number mapped to the login ID from the user manager 13 (504).

In this case, the short message transmitting unit 15 transmits the guide message related to the login and the wireless terminal number to the short message transmitting system 20, and the short message transmitting system 20 performs the method as described above. In step 506, the short message is transmitted to the wireless terminal 50.

Meanwhile, the short message transmitter 15 transmits a wireless Internet address (URL) of the wireless service provider 16 to the short message transmission system 20 in addition to the guide message and the wireless terminal number. The message transmission system 20 includes the wireless Internet address (URL) in the short message so that a user who has received the short message can directly access the wireless internet address (URL) using the WAP service on the short message. Will be sent.

However, if the short message transmitting system 20 already knows the wireless Internet address (URL) of the wireless service providing unit 16 of the service providing system 10, the short message transmitting unit 15 may transmit the wireless message. Even if the Internet address (URL) is not transmitted, the wireless Internet address (URL) of the wireless service provider 16, which is already known, is included in the short message through the above-described method and transmitted to the wireless terminal 50. do.

That is, the user confirms through the wireless terminal 50 a short message such as the first screen 62 shown in FIG. 4B by the above process.

In this case, when the user receives the short message as described above without logging in to the service providing unit 14 of the service providing system, another user steals his / her ID to the service providing unit 14. As it can be seen that the user has logged in, the wireless service provider (that is, the wireless Internet site) operated by the service providing system 10 using the wireless Internet access function included in the short message (hereinafter, the same) 16 You will be connected to. However, if the short message is received in the state where the user is connected to the service providing unit 14, the message may be ignored.

In this case, when accessing the wireless service providing unit 16 of the service providing system 10 by using the short message, the service providing system may immediately log in using a previously stored wireless terminal number or It may be allowed to log in to the wireless service provider 16 through a separate authentication process.

Meanwhile, the second screen 64 illustrated in FIG. 4B is connected to the wireless service providing unit 16 of the service providing system 10 through the wireless terminal 50 by the user as described above. As an example of a screen that may be output in one case, the user may request a forced termination through the screen 64 (508).

In this case, the wireless service provider 16 may directly output the forced termination screen 64 by using the forced termination request signal included in the short message. By providing a forced termination menu on the screen, the user may be allowed to select the forced termination screen 64. That is, when the short message transmitter 15 transmits the information that can be directly connected to the forced termination screen 64 when the short message is transmitted, the user can conveniently use the forced termination screen 64. You can also access it directly.

Meanwhile, the wireless service provider 16 that receives the forced termination request signal from the forced termination screen 514 transmits the forced termination request signal to the controller 12 managing the service provider 14. (510). In this case, as illustrated in FIG. 1A, the control unit 12 controls both the service providing unit 14 and the wireless service providing unit 16, so that the wireless service providing unit 16 receives the information. The forced termination request signal may be directly received by the control unit 12, but even if the service providing unit 14 and the wireless service providing unit 16 are operated on one service providing system 10, respectively. In this case, the wireless service provider 16 transmits the request signal to the controller that controls the service provider 14.

However, in both cases, it is the same that the forced logoff request signal received by the wireless service provider 16 may be used as a signal for controlling the service provider 14.

Meanwhile, the control unit 12 (or the control unit controlling only the service providing unit 14) that receives the forced logoff request signal transmitted from the wireless service providing unit 16 is the wireless service providing unit 16. It is determined whether the user ID is logged in using the user information transmitted by the user. If the user ID is logged in, the ID is forcibly logged off (512). In this case, after the forced logoff is performed as described above, the controller 12 may transmit a forced logoff completion message as shown in the third screen 66 illustrated in FIG. 4B. The third screen 66 illustrated in FIG. 4B is a screen that can be provided through the wireless terminal 50 while the user is connected to the wireless service provider 16. However, as well as through the wireless Internet as described above, it is also possible to transmit the forced logoff result for the ID to the wireless terminal 50 using a short message as described above.

That is, the present invention as described above, while notifying the user that the user is logged in, the user who receives the short message as described above in the state that he is not logged in to the wireless Internet access to the ID of the service providing unit By forcibly logging off from (14), it is possible to fundamentally block other users who log in to the service providing system 10 by stealing their ID.

5A is a detailed flowchart illustrating an embodiment of a method for providing a forced termination service by using a short message transmission and a mobile origination (MO) service in a login state management method using a short message according to the present invention. It is shown. 5B illustrates various examples of a wireless terminal screen applied to a short message transmission and a forced termination service by a mobile origination (MO) service in a login state management method using a short message according to the present invention.

That is, when a user requests a login (200), the controller 12 determines whether the login ID and password are registered in the user manager 13 and permits the login (602).

Thereafter, the controller 12 extracts the wireless terminal number mapped to the login ID from the user manager 13 (604).

In this case, the short message transmitting unit 15 transmits the guide message related to the login and the wireless terminal number to the short message transmitting system 20, and the short message transmitting system 20 performs the method as described above. In step 606, the short message is transmitted to the wireless terminal 50.

Meanwhile, the short message transmitter 15 transmits the short message reception number of the service providing system 10 to the short message transmission system 20 in addition to the guide message and the wireless terminal number, and transmits the short message. The system 20 transmits the short message reception number of the service providing system 10 to the service providing system 10 so that a user who has received the short message can transmit a reply short message to the short message. Will be included in the transmission.

That is, the present invention is to use a mobile origination (MO) service of a short message service, the MO service is a technology that has been filed and patented by the applicant of the detailed description thereof will be omitted.

In this case, when the short message receiving system 20 already knows the short message receiving number of the service providing system 10, even if the short message receiving number is not transmitted from the short message transmitting unit 15, The short message reception number of the service providing system 10 is included in the short message through the above method and transmitted to the wireless terminal 50.

The short message receiving number does not necessarily need to be that of the service providing system 10, but may also be that of the short message providing system 20. That is, together with the short message receiving number of the short message providing system 20, the identification number of the service providing system 10 may be transmitted through the short message. In this case, the service providing system 20 may transmit the short message. While receiving a reply message, the message included in the short message may be transmitted to the service providing system 10 corresponding to the identification number.

That is, both methods may be used. Hereinafter, for convenience of description, the short message reception number of the service providing system 10 is included in the short message and transmitted.

On the other hand, the user is to check the short message, such as the first screen 72 shown in Figure 5b through the wireless terminal 50 by the above process.

In this case, when the user receives the short message as described above without logging in to the service providing unit 14 of the service providing system, another user steals his / her ID to the service providing unit 14. As it can be seen that the user is logged in, a short message for requesting a forced logoff of his or her ID may be transmitted to the service providing system 10 by using a short message reply function (MO service) included in the short message. .

That is, if a forced logoff request short message transmission is selected on the first screen 72 shown in FIG. 5B, a forced logoff request short message such as the second screen 74 of FIG. 5B is sent to the service providing system 10. Is sent. That is, the short message transmitted to the wireless terminal 50 includes the user ID. When the user requests a reply short message to the short message, a forced logoff request message for the ID is displayed. It is transmitted to the service providing system 10 in the same form as the second screen 74.

In addition, when the user requests the forced logoff request short message on the first screen 72, the user may directly input his ID in the short message and then transmit the message.

However, if the short message is received in the state where the user is connected to the service providing unit 14, the message may be ignored.

Meanwhile, the service providing system 10 receiving the forced logoff request short message extracts an ID included in the forced logoff request short message, while the ID is currently logged into the service provider 14. It is determined whether or not (610).

That is, the service providing system 10 that receives the forced logoff request short message checks whether the ID included in the short message is currently logged in and then forcibly logs off the user when logged in (612). .

In addition, after the control unit 12 of the service providing system 10 performs the forced logoff as described above, as shown in the third screen 76 shown in FIG. 50 can also be sent. That is, the third screen 76 illustrated in FIG. 5B is a short message for compulsory logoff completion notification transmitted by the service providing system 10 to the user's wireless terminal 50 by the method described above. Through confirmation of the short message as described above, it is possible to confirm that the forced logoff for the unauthorized user is completed.

That is, the present invention as described above informs the user that the user is logged in, while the user who has received the above short message while not logged in the user provides a short message using the MO service (the service providing system ( 10), it is possible to block other users logging in to the service providing system 10 by stealing their own ID.

The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and various modifications and changes can be made by those skilled in the art, which are included in the spirit and scope of the present invention as defined in the appended claims.

In the present invention as described above, by sending an authentication number to the user's wireless terminal when a login request is requested, it is possible to block access of illegal users who attempt to log in to the service providing system 10 by stealing another user's ID. Excellent effect.

The present invention also provides a short message to notify the user that the user is logged in, while the user who has received the above short message while not logged in the user accesses the wireless Internet and sends his ID to the service providing unit. By making it possible to forcibly log off from (14), there is an excellent effect that it is possible to fundamentally block other users who log in to the service providing system 10 by stealing their ID.

In addition, the present invention provides a short message to notify the user that the user is logged in, while receiving a short message as described above when the user is not logged in using the MO service to send a short message to the service providing system ( 10), there is an excellent effect that it is possible to block other users who log in to the service providing system 10 by stealing their ID.

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delete In the login state management method using a short message applied to a short message transmission system, A first step in which the service providing system 10 receives and stores a wireless terminal 50 number and ID for receiving a short message from users who want to register; A second step of allowing the service providing system 10 to log in and extracting a wireless terminal number linked to the ID when there is a login request through an ID input from a user terminal 40 connected through a network; ; The service providing system 10 transmits the login completion information for the ID to the wireless terminal 50 corresponding to the wireless terminal number in a short message, but the user who receives the short message uses the short message. A third step of including the wireless Internet address (URL) information in the short message so as to directly access the service providing system 10 through the wireless Internet; When the wireless terminal 50 receiving the short message accesses the service providing system 10 using the wireless Internet address (URL) information of the short message and transmits a forced logoff request for the login. A fourth step of determining, by the service providing system 10, whether the login ID is currently connected to a wired or wireless Internet site operated by the service providing system 10; A fifth step of forcibly logging off the ID when the determination result is connected to a wired or wireless Internet site; And A sixth step of transmitting the result of the forced logoff by the service providing system 10 to the wireless terminal 50 through wireless Internet or a short message; Login status management method using a short message comprising a. In the login state management method using a short message applied to a short message transmission system, A first step in which the service providing system 10 receives and stores a wireless terminal 50 number and ID for receiving a short message from users who want to register; A second step of allowing the service providing system 10 to log in and extracting a wireless terminal number linked to the ID when there is a login request through an ID input from a user terminal 40 connected through a network; ; The service providing system 10 transmits the login completion information for the ID to the wireless terminal 50 corresponding to the wireless terminal number in a short message, but the user who receives the short message uses the MO service. A third step of transmitting the short message including a number capable of transmitting a short message to the service providing system 10 so as to transmit a forced logoff request signal for the ID to the providing system 10; When the wireless terminal 50 receiving the short message transmits a forced logoff request signal for the login ID as a short message by using a MO service, the service providing system 10 indicates that the login ID is currently present. A fourth step of determining whether the service providing system 10 is connected to a wired or wireless Internet site operated by the service providing system 10; A fifth step of forcibly logging off the ID when the determination result is connected to a wired or wireless Internet site; And A sixth step of transmitting the result of the forced logoff by the service providing system 10 to the wireless terminal 50 through wireless Internet or a short message; Login status management method using a short message comprising a. The method of claim 3, wherein Of the third step, The number for transmitting the short message to the service providing system 10 is the number of the service providing system 10 or the number of the short message transmitting system 20 for transmitting the short message to the wireless terminal 50. Login status management method using a short message, characterized in that includes an identification number for the service providing system (10). delete

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