Identity validation using local environment information

1. A computer-implemented method comprising:

initiating, by a processor, a first verification event;

identifying two or more devices that are within a predetermined area of the processor during the initiating of the first verification event;

identifying that one device of the two or more devices is not properly communicating with the processor, wherein the processor identifies that the one device is not properly communicating by the processor not being able to determine that the one device belongs to the verified user, the processor not being able to determine that the one device belongs to the verified user due to noise during the first verification event, wherein noise is a communication interference generated by one or more devices not belonging to the verified user;

alerting the verified user to activate a communication channel on the one device, the activation of the communication channel indicating to the processor that the one device belongs to the verified user and is not noise;

alerting the verified user to add the one device to a library;

verifying an identity of a verified user based on the two or more devices, wherein verifying the identity of the verified user based on the two or more devices includes:

accessing the library, wherein the library includes a list of the two or more devices as being authorized by the verified user to allow the processing of one or more verification events, wherein the two or more devices are authorized by the verified user registering the two or more devices into the library before the initiation of the first verification event, and

determining that a combination of the two or more devices confirms the identity of the verified user; and

processing the first verification event in response to verifying the identity of the verified user.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein determining that the combination of the two or more devices confirms the identity of the verified user further comprises:

identifying a first device, wherein the first device is associated with a first weight;

identifying a second device, wherein the second device is associated with a second weight;

combining the first weight and the second weight; and

determining that the combination of the first weight and the second weight is above a predetermined threshold.

3. The method of claim 1 , wherein determining that the combination of the two or more devices confirms the identity of the verified user further comprises:

identifying a first device, wherein the first device is associated with a first weight;

identifying a second device, wherein the second device is associated with a second weight;

combining the first weight and the second weight;

determining that the combination of the first weight and the second weight is below a predetermined threshold;

preventing the processing of the first verification event; and

alerting the verified user to an attempt to process the first verification event.

4. The method of claim 1 further comprising:

initiating, by the processor, a second verification event;

identifying the two or more devices are within a predetermined area of the processor during the initiating of the second verification event;

determining that the two or more devices belong to the verified user; and

processing the second verification event.

5. The method of claim 4 further comprising:

identifying that one device of the two or more devices has been present during the initiation of both the first verification event and the second verification event;

determining that the one device is not in the library; and

adding, automatically, the one device to the library.

6. The method of claim 5 , further comprising:

associating a third weight to the one device, wherein the third weight is above the first weight and the second weight, the third weight determined to be above the first weight and the second weight based on the one device being identified during the initiation of both the first and second verification events, and based on the one device being identified as non-mobile.

7. The method of claim 1 , wherein verifying the identity of the verified user based on the two or more devices further includes:

assigning one or more authentication codes that correspond to each of the two or more devices, wherein the one or more authentication codes change after a predetermined period of time;

transferring the one or more authentication codes to a controller;

receiving, from the controller, an authorization code that is associated with the one or more authentication codes; and

determining, in response to receiving the authorization code from the controller, that the two or more devices belong to the verified user.

8. A system comprising:

a memory; and

a processor in communication with the memory, the processor being configured to perform operations comprising:

initiating, by a processor, a first verification event;

identifying two or more devices that are within a predetermined area of the processor during the initiating of the first verification event;

identifying that one device of the two or more devices is not properly communicating with the processor, wherein the processor identifies that the one device is not properly communicating by the processor not being able to determine that the one device belongs to the verified user, the processor not being able to determine that the one device belongs to the verified user due to noise during the first verification event, wherein noise is a communication interference generated by one or more devices not belonging to the verified user;

alerting the verified user to activate a communication channel on the one device, the activation of the communication channel indicating to the processor that the one device belongs to the verified user and is not noise;

alerting the verified user to add the one device to a library;

verifying an identity of a verified user based on the two or more devices, wherein verifying the identity of the verified user based on the two or more devices includes:

accessing the library, wherein the library includes a list of the two or more devices as being authorized by the verified user to allow the processing of one or more verification events, wherein the two or more devices are authorized by the verified user registering the two or more devices into the library before the initiation of the first verification event, and

determining that a combination of the two or more devices confirms the identity of the verified user; and

processing the first verification event in response to verifying the identity of the verified user.

9. The system of claim 8 , wherein determining that the combination of the two or more devices confirms the identity of the verified user further comprises:

identifying a first device, wherein the first device is associated with a first weight;

identifying a second device, wherein the second device is associated with a second weight;

combining the first weight and the second weight; and

determining that the combination of the first weight and the second weight is above a predetermined threshold.

10. The system of claim 8 , wherein determining that the combination of the two or more devices confirms the identity of the verified user further comprises:

identifying a first device, wherein the first device is associated with a first weight;

identifying a second device, wherein the second device is associated with a second weight;

combining the first weight and the second weight;

determining that the combination of the first weight and the second weight is below a predetermined threshold;

preventing the processing of the first verification event; and

alerting the verified user to an attempt to process the first verification event.

11. The system of claim 8 further comprising:

initiating, by the processor, a second verification event;

identifying the two or more devices are within a predetermined area of the processor during the initiating of the second verification event;

determining that the two or more devices belong to the verified user; and

processing the second verification event.

12. The system of claim 11 further comprising:

identifying that one device of the two or more devices has been present during the initiation of both the first verification event and the second verification event;

determining that the one device is not in the library; and

adding, automatically, the one device to the library.

13. A computer program product comprising a computer readable storage medium having program instructions embodied therewith, the program instructions executable by a processor to cause the processor to perform a method, the method comprising:

initiating, by a processor, a first verification event;

identifying two or more devices that are within a predetermined area of the processor during the initiating of the first verification event;

identifying that one device of the two or more devices is not properly communicating with the processor, wherein the processor identifies that the one device is not properly communicating by the processor not being able to determine that the one device belongs to the verified user, the processor not being able to determine that the one device belongs to the verified user due to noise during the first verification event, wherein noise is a communication interference generated by one or more devices not belonging to the verified user;

alerting the verified user to activate a communication channel on the one device, the activation of the communication channel indicating to the processor that the one device belongs to the verified user and is not noise;

alerting the verified user to add the one device to a library;

verifying an identity of a verified user based on the two or more devices, wherein verifying the identity of the verified user based on the two or more devices includes:

accessing the library, wherein the library includes a list of the two or more devices as being authorized by the verified user to allow the processing of one or more verification events, wherein the two or more devices are authorized by the verified user registering the two or more devices into the library before the initiation of the first verification event, and

determining that a combination of the two or more devices confirms the identity of the verified user; and

processing the first verification event in response to verifying the identity of the verified user.

14. The computer program product of claim 13 , wherein determining that the combination of the two or more devices confirms the identity of the verified user further comprises:

identifying a first device, wherein the first device is associated with a first weight;

identifying a second device, wherein the second device is associated with a second weight;

combining the first weight and the second weight; and

determining that the combination of the first weight and the second weight is above a predetermined threshold.

15. The computer program product of claim 13 , wherein determining that the combination of the two or more devices confirms the identity of the verified user further comprises:

identifying a first device, wherein the first device is associated with a first weight;

identifying a second device, wherein the second device is associated with a second weight;

combining the first weight and the second weight;

determining that the combination of the first weight and the second weight is below a predetermined threshold;

preventing the processing of the first verification event; and

alerting the verified user to an attempt to process the first verification event.

16. The computer program product of claim 13 further comprising:

initiating, by the processor, a second verification event;

identifying the two or more devices are within a predetermined area of the processor during the initiating of the second verification event;

determining that the two or more devices belong to the verified user;

processing the second verification event;

identifying that one device of the two or more devices has been present during the initiation of both the first verification event and the second verification event;

determining that the one device is not in the library; and

adding, automatically, the one device to the library.