Validating the identity of a mobile application for mobile application management
US-9270674-B2 · Feb 23, 2016 · US
US10205595B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10205595-B2 |
| Application number | US-201615243673-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Aug 22, 2016 |
| Priority date | Jun 22, 2016 |
| Publication date | Feb 12, 2019 |
| Grant date | Feb 12, 2019 |
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Methods and apparatus to authenticate and differentiate virtually identical resources using session chaining are disclosed. In response to a session request from at least one of a management device or a resource, example methods and apparatus locate a session chain stack associated with an identifier of the at least one of the management device or the resource, and determine whether a first nonce at a top of the session chain stack associated with the identifier of the at least one of the management device or the resource is equal to a second nonce associated with the session request from the at least one of the management device or the resource. Upon determining that the nonce at the top of the session chain stack associated with the identifier of the at least one of the management device or the resource is equal to the second nonce, example methods and apparatus initiate a session between the management device and the resource, and re-negotiate the second nonce between the management device and the resource to generate a third nonce.
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What is claimed is: 1. A management device comprising: a communicator to conduct a session between the management device and a resource; an authenticator to: in response to a session request from the resource, locate in a database, a session chain stack associated with an identifier of the resource; and determine whether a first nonce at a top of the session chain stack associated with the identifier of the resource matches a second nonce associated with the session request from the resource; and a nonce manager to re-negotiate the second nonce between the management device and the resource to generate a third nonce. 2. An apparatus as defined in claim 1 , wherein the nonce manager is to push the third nonce onto the top of the session chain stack. 3. An apparatus as defined in claim 1 , further including, in response to the nonce manager re-negotiating the second nonce between the management device and the resource, the communicator is to initiate a series of communication transactions between the management device and the resource without further re-negotiation of the third nonce. 4. An apparatus as defined in claim 1 , wherein the communicator is to conduct the session via an integrity protecting protocol. 5. A management device comprising: a communicator to conduct a session between the management device and a resource; an authenticator to: in response to a session request from the resource, locate in a database, a session chain stack associated with an identifier of the resource; and determine whether a first nonce at a top of the session chain stack associated with the identifier of the resource matches a second nonce associated with the session request from the resource; a random number generator to generate a first random value; and a nonce manager to: exponentiate a resource key based on a second random value with the first random value; and perform a keyed hash function on the exponentiated resource key and the second nonce to generate a third nonce. 6. An apparatus as defined in claim 1 , wherein the resource is a first resource, the session request is a first session request, and the authenticator is to reject a second session request from a second resource during the session. 7. A management device comprising: a communicator to conduct a session between the management device and a resource; an authenticator to: in response to a session request from the resource, locate in a database, a session chain stack associated with an identifier of the resource; and determine whether a first nonce at a top of the session chain stack associated with the identifier of the resource matches a second nonce associated with the session request from the resource; and a nonce manager to re-negotiate the second nonce between the management device and the resource to generate a third nonce; wherein the resource is a first resource, the session request is a first session request, and the authenticator is to reject a second session request from a second resource during the session; the nonce manager to, in response to the authenticator rejecting the second session request: re-negotiate the third nonce between the management device and the first resource to generate a fourth nonce; and push the fourth nonce onto the session chain stack. 8. A method comprising: in response to a session request from a resource, locating, by executing an instruction with a processor of a management device, a session chain stack associated with an identifier of the resource; and in response to a first nonce at a top of the session chain stack associated with the identifier of the resource matching a second nonce associated with the session request from the resource: initiating, by executing an instruction with the processor, a session between the management device and the resource; and re-negotiating, by executing an instruction with the processor, the second nonce between the management device and the resource to generate a third nonce. 9. A method as defined in claim 8 , further including pushing the third nonce onto the top of the session chain stack. 10. A method as defined in claim 8 , further including, in response to re-negotiating the second nonce between the management device and the resource, initiating a series of communication transactions between the management device and the resource without further re-negotiation of the third nonce. 11. A method as defined in claim 8 , wherein the session employs an integrity protecting protocol. 12. A method comprising: in response to a session request from a resource, locating, by executing an instruction with a processor of a management device, a session chain stack associated with an identifier of the resource; and in response to a first nonce at a top of the session chain stack associated with the identifier of the resource matching a second nonce associated with the session request from the resource: initiating, by executing an instruction with the processor, a session between the management device and the resource; exponentiating a resource key based on a first random value with a second random value generated by the management device; and performing a keyed hash function on the exponentiated resource key and the second nonce to create a third nonce. 13. A method as defined in claim 8 , wherein the resource is a first resource and the session request is a first session request, further including, upon receiving a second session request from a second resource during the session, rejecting the second session request. 14. A method comprising: in response to a session request from a resource, locating, by executing an instruction with a processor of a management device, a session chain stack associated with an identifier of the resource: in response to a first nonce at a top of the session chain stack associated with the identifier of the resource matching a second nonce associated with the session request from the resource: initiating, by executing an instruction with the processor, a session between the management device and the resource; and re-negotiating, by executing an instruction with the processor, the second nonce between the management device and the resource to generate a third nonce, wherein the resource is a first resource and the session request is a first session request, further including, upon receiving a second session request from a second resource during the session, rejecting the second session request; wherein the second session request is associated with the identifier and the session chain stack; and in response to rejecting the second session request: re-negotiating the third nonce between the management device and the first resource to generate a fourth nonce; and pushing the fourth nonce onto the session chain stack. 15. A non-transitory computer readable storage medium comprising instructions that, when executed, cause a machine to at least: in response to a session request from at least one of a management device or a resource: locate a session chain stack associated with an identifier of the at least one of the management device or the resource; and determine whether a first nonce at a top of the session chain stack associated with the identifier of the at least one of the management device or the resource is equal to a second nonce associated with the session request from the at least one of the management device or the resource; and upon determining that the first nonce at the top of the session chain stack associated with the identifier of the at least one of the management device or the resource is eq
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