Account Login Method, Device, and System

摘要

An account login method detects whether an account login request carries an indicator for keeping a logged-in state to determine whether a user decides to keep a logged-in state, and authentication information allocated by an integrated data services platform is stored when it is determined that a logged-in state on a third-party application or website needs to be kept; therefore, in a subsequent login process, the third-party application or website may use the authentication information to automatically perform authentication login to the integrated data services platform.

主权项

1. An account login method implemented by a third-party server, comprising:
receiving an account login request from a first terminal device; sending the account login request to an integrated data services platform, wherein the account login request is used to instruct an authentication process for logging in the third-party server by using an account of the integrated data services platform; detecting whether the account login request carries an indicator for keeping a logged-in state; acquiring first authentication information of the first terminal device when detecting that the account login request carries the indicator for keeping the logged-in state, wherein the first authentication information is allocated to the first terminal device by the integrated data services platform according to an account login identifier of a user, and wherein the account login identifier is acquired by the integrated data services platform according to the account login request; storing the first authentication information when detecting that the account login request carries the indicator for keeping the logged-in state; allocating a first access identifier to the first terminal device; sending the first access identifier to the first terminal device to enable the first terminal device to send a service access request with the first access identifier; establishing a first correspondence between the first access identifier allocated to the first terminal device and the first authentication information; and storing the first correspondence.