Device and method for identification and authentication

1. A method for generating an output code from a user device, comprising:

receiving, by the user device, an explicit command to generate the output code;

generating, by the user device in response to the explicit command, the output code using a cryptographic key, wherein generating the output code comprises:

comparing an identifier of the a holder of the user device with information identifying one or more holders of the user device, the identifier uniquely identifying the holder of the user device;

responsive to the identifier of the holder of the user device matching the information identifying one or more holders of the user device, indicating that the holder of the user device is verified; and

responsive to the holder being verified, generating a dynamic authentication code associated with an identifier of the holder of the user device;

wherein the dynamic authentication code comprises a session identifier, a session counter and a timestamp of a plurality of variant fields, and the dynamic authentication code is variant and unique from other dynamic authentication codes generated by the user device and has characteristics that provide an indicator of potentially fraudulent usage of the user device; translating the generated output code into a plurality of emulated keystrokes; and

outputting the plurality of emulated keystrokes from the user device to an input of a client device.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the cryptographic key used in generating the output code is stored in the user device and is uniquely associated with the user device.

3. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:

concatenating the identifier with the dynamic authentication code to generate a concatenated code sequence; and

applying the cryptographic key to the concatenated code sequence to generate an alphanumeric representation as the output code.

4. The method of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of variant fields comprise:

a random number; and

a checksum indicating whether a valid encryption key is used to generate the dynamic authentication code.

5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the identifier identifying the holder of the user device comprises at least one of:

a personal identification number;

a combination of user name and password;

a key sequence comprising a plurality of keystrokes of a keyboard;

a fingerprint of the holder of the device;

a sample of voice of the holder of the device; and

a sample of biometric scanning data from the holder of the device.

6. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:

intercepting an output message comprising a plurality of keystrokes entered by the holder of the user device on a keyboard in communication with the user device; and

using the intercepted output message as the identifier of the holder.

7. A user device for providing an output code, comprising:

a computer processor for executing computer program modules; and

a non-transitory computer readable storage device storing computer program modules executable to perform steps comprising:

receiving an explicit command to generate the output code;

generating, in response to the explicit command, the output code using a cryptographic key, wherein generating the output code comprises:

comparing an identifier of the a holder of the user device with information identifying one or more holders of the user device, the identifier uniquely identifying the holder of the user device;

responsive to the identifier of the holder of the user device matching the information identifying one or more holders of the user device, indicating that the holder of the user device is verified; and

responsive to the holder being verified, generating a dynamic authentication code associated with an identifier of the holder of the user device;

wherein the dynamic authentication code comprises a session identifier, a session counter and a times-tamp timestamp of a plurality of variant fields, and the dynamic authentication code is variant and unique from other dynamic authentication codes generated by the user device and has characteristics that provide an indicator of potentially fraudulent usage of the user device;

translating the generated output code into a plurality of emulated keystrokes; and

outputting the plurality of emulated keystrokes from the user device to an input of a client device.

8. The device of claim 7 , wherein the cryptographic key used in generating the output code is stored in the user device and is uniquely associated with the user device.

9. The device of claim 7 , further comprising executable computer program modules for:

concatenating the identifier with the dynamic authentication code to generate a concatenated code sequence; and

applying the cryptographic key to the concatenated code sequence to generate an alphanumeric representation as the output code.

10. The device of claim 7 , wherein the plurality of variant fields comprise:

a random number; and

a checksum indicating whether a valid encryption key is used to generate the dynamic authentication code.

11. The device of claim 7 , wherein the identifier identifying the holder of the user device comprises at least one of:

a personal identification number;

a combination of user name and password;

a key sequence comprising a plurality of keystrokes of a keyboard;

a fingerprint of the holder of the device;

a sample of voice of the holder of the device; and

a sample of biometric scanning data from the holder of the device.

12. The method of claim 1 , wherein the information identifying one or more holders of the user device is stored in a pre-determined template.

13. The method of claim 12 , wherein the pre-determined template is a pre-stored fingerprint template stored on the user device and the information stored on the user device identifying a holder of the user device is based on a fingerprint associated with the holder of the user device.

14. The device of claim 7 , wherein the information identifying one or more holders of the user device is stored in a pre-determined template.

15. The device of claim 14 , wherein the pre-determined template is a pre-stored fingerprint template stored on the user device and the information stored on the user device identifying a holder of the user device based on a fingerprint associated with the holder of the user device.

16. A non-transitory computer readable storage device storing computer program modules executable to perform steps comprising:

receiving an explicit command to generate an output code; generating, in response to the explicit command, the output code using a cryptographic key, wherein generating the output code comprises:

comparing an identifier of the a holder of the a user device with information identifying one or more holders of the user device, the identifier uniquely identifying the holder of the user device;

responsive to the identifier of the holder of the user device matching the information identifying one or more holders of the user device, indicating that the holder of the user device is verified; and

responsive to the holder being verified, generating a dynamic authentication code associated with an identifier of the holder of the user device;

wherein the dynamic authentication code comprises a session identifier, a session counter and a timestamp of a plurality of variant fields, and the dynamic authentication code is variant and unique from other dynamic authentication codes generated by the user device and has characteristics that provide an indicator of potentially fraudulent usage of the user device; translating the generated output code into a plurality of emulated keystrokes; and

outputting the plurality of emulated keystrokes from the user device to an input of a client device.

17. The non-transitory computer readable storage device of claim 16, wherein the cryptographic key used in generating the output code is stored in the user device and is uniquely associated with the user device.