SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SECURE REMOTE DATA RETRIEVAL FOR KEY DUPLICATION
A system for storing key information for duplicating a key includes a kiosk comprising a key identification module. After identifying key blank and bitting pattern information for one or more master keys associated with a user, the kiosk receives a user request to store the identified key information on a remote device associated with the user. Upon verification of the user's identity, the kiosk may encrypt the identified key information, and transmit it to the remote device for storage. On a future visit, upon verification of the user's identity, a kiosk comprising a key identification module and a key cutting module may receive and decrypt the previously stored key information from the remote device. The kiosk may cut the key for the user via the key cutting module based on the previously stored key information.
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29 . A key duplication kiosk, comprising:
a key identification module configured to determine key information associated with a master key inserted into the key duplication kiosk;
one or more memory devices configured to store instructions; and
one or more processor devices configured to execute the stored instructions to:
receive a request to store the key information determined by the key identification module;
receive identification information for a user from a user device associated with the user;
verify the identity of the user based on the received identification information and by confirming a security code;
encrypt the key information; and
store the encrypted key information.
30 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 29 , wherein confirming the security code includes:
transmitting a first security code to the user device;
prompting the user to enter the first security code;
receiving input of a second security code; and
confirming that the second security code matches the first security code.
31 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 30 , wherein receiving input of the second security code includes receiving input via one or more input devices associated with the key duplication kiosk.
32 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 30 , wherein receiving input of the second security code includes receiving a transmission including the second security code from the user device.
33 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 30 , wherein the one or more processors is configured to generate the first security code based on a random number.
34 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 30 , wherein the encrypted key information includes one or more of the identification information of the user and the first security code.
35 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 29 , wherein confirming the security code includes:
displaying a first security code to the user on a display device associated with the key duplication kiosk;
prompting the user to enter the first security code;
receiving a second security code from the user device; and
confirming that the second security code matches the first security code.
36 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 29 , wherein the one or more processors is configured to store the encrypted key information in a database associated with the key duplication kiosk.
37 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 29 , wherein the one or more processors is configured to store the encrypted key information on the user device by transmitting the encrypted key information to the user device.
38 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 29 , wherein the one or more processors is configured to receive identification information from the user device via wireless communication.
39 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 38 , wherein the wireless communication includes one or more of cellular, WiFi, Bluetooth, or near-field communication.
40 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 29 , further includes an imaging device configured to capture an image of the master key, and the one or more processors is further configured to generate the key information based on the captured image.
41 . A key duplication kiosk, comprising:
one or more memory devices configured to store instructions; and
one or more processor devices configured to execute the stored instructions to:
receive a request from a user for key duplication using previously stored key information;
receive identification information from a user device associated with the user;
verify the identity of the user based on the received identification information and by confirming a security code;
receive the previously stored key information from the user device in an encrypted form;
decrypt the previously stored key information;
identify, using a key identification module, a key blank based on the decrypted key information; and
cut, using a key cutting module, the key blank based on the decrypted key information.
42 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 41 , wherein the one or more processors is configured to receive identification information from the user device via wireless communication.
43 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 41 , wherein confirming the security code includes:
transmitting a first security code to the user device;
prompting the user to enter the transmitted first security code;
receiving input of a second security code from the user; and
confirming that the second security code matches the first security code.
44 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 43 , wherein the one or more processors are configured to generate the first security code based on a random number.
45 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 41 , wherein confirming the security code includes:
displaying a first security code to the user on a display device associated with the key duplication kiosk;
prompting the user to enter the first security code;
receiving a second security code from the user device; and
confirming that the second security code matches the first security code.
46 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 41 , wherein the decrypted key information includes:
the identity of the key blank corresponding to a master key; and
a bitting pattern associated with the master key.
47 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 46 , wherein the bitting pattern of the master key includes one or more of:
a pattern of notches located on one or more edges of the key blade of the master key; and
a pattern of cuts on a broad side of the key blade of the master key.
48 . The key duplication kiosk of claim 41 , the one or more processors is configured to verify the identity of the user based on a device identification of the user device.