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    • 1. 发明申请
    • STORAGE MODULE WITH AUTHENTICATED STORAGE ACCESS
    • 存储模块与认证存储访问
    • WO2015089234A1
    • 2015-06-18
    • PCT/US2014/069620
    • 2014-12-10
    • MEMORY TECHNOLOGIES LLC
    • MYLLY, Kimmo, Juhani
    • G06F21/44G06F21/79
    • G06F21/79
    • A storage module includes a mass storage. The storage module may also include a first register configured to define a portion of the mass storage, a key associated with the portion of the mass storage, a receiver configured to receive data to be stored in the portion of the mass storage wherein the received data includes signature data based on the key, and an authentication circuit to authenticate the signature data. A controller of the storage module is configured to program data from the received data in the portion of the mass storage in response to the signature data being authenticated based on the key, and to deny programming of data to the portion of the mass storage in response to the signature data not being authenticated.
    • 存储模块包括大容量存储器。 存储模块还可以包括配置为定义大容量存储器的一部分的第一寄存器,与大容量存储器的该部分相关联的密钥,被配置为接收要存储在大容量存储器的部分中的数据的接收器,其中接收的数据 包括基于密钥的签名数据和用于认证签名数据的认证电路。 存储模块的控制器被配置为响应于基于密钥认证的签名数据,在大容量存储器的部分中的接收数据中编程数据,并且响应地拒绝向大容量存储器的部分编程数据 签名数据未被认证。
    • 2. 发明申请
    • STRUCTURING MULTI-SOURCED MEDICAL INFORMATION INTO A COLLABORATIVE HEALTH RECORD
    • 将多种医疗信息结构化为协作健康记录
    • WO2016040359A1
    • 2016-03-17
    • PCT/US2015/049001
    • 2015-09-08
    • WEBMD HEALTH CORPORATION
    • SALIBA, Bassam, A.YII, JohnALTEBRANDO, Nicholas, M.ANNASUNDARAM, GopalAYYDEVARA, SreekanthVO, Danh, T.
    • G06Q50/22G06Q50/10
    • G06F19/322G06F19/00G16H10/60
    • Described herein are techniques for storing and communicating content, such as medical information, for an individual person (e.g., a recipient of medical service, a healthcare patient, etc.). The medical information may be stored in, and communicated to and from, a collaborative medical record. A "collaborative" medical record is a medical record capable of receiving the user-specific medical information from multiple different sources (e.g., medical service providers, patients, etc.). To create and maintain collaborative medical records, and to communicate user-specific medical information, the techniques described herein generate and use generic medical information schemas. A generic medical information schema is defined so that related medical information can be organized so that it can efficiently and reliably be stored and/or retrieved via a user instance of the generic medical information schema in a collaborative medical record.
    • 这里描述的是用于存储和传达个人(例如,医疗服务的接收者,医疗保健患者等)的诸如医疗信息的内容的技术。 医疗信息可以存储在协作医疗记录中并且与协作医疗记录进行通信。 “合作”医疗记录是能够从多个不同来源(例如,医疗服务提供者,患者等)接收用户特定医疗信息的医疗记录。 为了创建和维护协作医疗记录,并且传达用户特定的医疗信息,本文描述的技术生成并使用通用医疗信息模式。 定义通用医疗信息模式,使得可以组织相关的医疗信息,使得其可以通过协作医疗记录中的通用医疗信息模式的用户实例有效且可靠地存储和/或检索。
    • 6. 发明申请
    • CO-LOCATING PEER DEVICES FOR PEER MATCHING
    • 同位置对等设备
    • WO2016138298A1
    • 2016-09-01
    • PCT/US2016/019623
    • 2016-02-25
    • MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY LICENSING, LLC
    • HUNT, Brandon T.BURBA, Alexander
    • H04L29/08
    • H04L67/104H04L67/1072H04L67/1093H04L67/18
    • The techniques and systems described herein implement an improved peer matching service by coordinating peer matching requests across multiple peer matching nodes configured within a peer matching unit so that resource consumption can be spread out and resource limitations are not exceeded. Moreover, the peer matching service can determine if a peer matching unit is overloaded (e.g., experiencing an increased number of requests in a given time interval that is causing performance degradation), and the peer matching service can implement an action to scale out the number of requests within the peer matching unit (e.g., re-distribute some peer matching requests to another peer matching unit). In various examples, the peer matching service can determine if peer devices are co-located peer devices based on location information and can generate a list that prioritizes the co-located peer devices.
    • 本文描述的技术和系统通过在对等匹配单元内配置的多个对等匹配节点之间协调对等匹配请求来实现改进的对等体匹配服务,使得可以扩展资源消耗并且不超过资源限制。 此外,对等体匹配服务可以确定对等匹配单元是否过载(例如,在导致性能下降的给定时间间隔中遇到增加的请求数量),并且对等匹配服务可以实现一个动作以缩小数量 (例如,将一些对等匹配请求重新分配给另一个对等体匹配单元)。 在各种示例中,对等体匹配服务可以基于位置信息来确定对等设备是否是同位置的对等设备,并且可以生成对共址对等设备进行优先级排列的列表。
    • 7. 发明申请
    • SCALABLE PEER MATCHING
    • 可扩展对等体
    • WO2016138295A1
    • 2016-09-01
    • PCT/US2016/019615
    • 2016-02-25
    • MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY LICENSING, LLC
    • HUNT, Brandon T.BURBA, Alexander
    • H04L29/08
    • H04L67/104H04L67/1046H04L67/1048H04L67/1055H04L67/107H04L67/1089H04L67/1093
    • The techniques and systems described herein implement an improved peer matching service by coordinating peer matching requests across multiple peer matching nodes configured within a peer matching unit so that resource consumption can be spread out and resource limitations are not exceeded. Moreover, the peer matching service can determine if a peer matching unit is overloaded (e.g., experiencing an increased number of requests in a given time interval that is causing performance degradation), and the peer matching service can implement an action to scale out the number of requests within the peer matching unit (e.g., re-distribute some peer matching requests to another peer matching unit). In various examples, the peer matching service can determine if peer devices are co-located peer devices based on location information and can generate a list that prioritizes the co-located peer devices.
    • 本文描述的技术和系统通过在对等匹配单元内配置的多个对等匹配节点之间协调对等匹配请求来实现改进的对等体匹配服务,使得可以扩展资源消耗并且不超过资源限制。 此外,对等体匹配服务可以确定对等匹配单元是否过载(例如,在导致性能下降的给定时间间隔中遇到增加的请求数量),并且对等匹配服务可以实现一个动作以缩小数量 (例如,将一些对等匹配请求重新分配给另一个对等体匹配单元)。 在各种示例中,对等体匹配服务可以基于位置信息来确定对等设备是否是同位置的对等设备,并且可以生成对共址对等设备进行优先级排列的列表。
    • 9. 发明申请
    • IRRELEVANT CODE IDENTIFICATION
    • 无条件代码识别
    • WO2015017024A1
    • 2015-02-05
    • PCT/US2014/040748
    • 2014-06-03
    • CROWDSTRIKE, INC.
    • GEFFNER, Jason
    • G06F21/56
    • G06F21/56
    • The techniques described herein identify, and/or distinguish between, legitimate code and/or irrelevant code in programs so that an analyst does not have to spend additional time sifting through and/or considering the irrelevant code when viewing the code of the program. Therefore, the analyst can be more efficient when determining a type of a program (e.g., malware) and/or when determining the actions of the program. For instance, a security researcher may be tasked with identifying the malware and/or determining the harmful or deceptive actions the malware executes on a computer (e.g., deletion of a file, the targeting of sensitive information such as social security numbers or credit card numbers, etc.).
    • 本文描述的技术在程序中识别和/或区分合法代码和/或不相关的代码,使得当查看程序的代码时,分析人员不必花费额外的时间筛选和/或考虑不相关的代码。 因此,当确定程序的类型(例如,恶意软件)和/或在确定程序的动作时,分析者可以更有效率。 例如,安全研究人员可能负责识别恶意软件和/或确定恶意软件在计算机上执行的有害或欺骗行为(例如删除文件,敏感信息的定位,如社会安全号码或信用卡号码 等)。
    • 10. 发明申请
    • NETWORK DEVICE TRACE CORRELATION
    • 网络设备跟踪相关
    • WO2014070506A1
    • 2014-05-08
    • PCT/US2013/065984
    • 2013-10-21
    • T-MOBILE USA, INC.
    • HUI, JieBAGLEY, HimeshSMITH, Jeffery, A.
    • H04W28/06H04W24/00
    • H04W24/10H04L41/065H04L41/5035H04W24/08
    • The techniques described herein present opportunities for service providers and/or network providers to optimize the Quality of User Experience (QoE) for data services by determining, using a broader network-based approach, the root cause of problems causing a service degradation. To determine the root cause of the problems, the techniques may collect different trace files from multiple different nodes in the telecommunications network. Each trace file includes a log of trace identifiers for numerous different data packets that have been generated, received, transmitted, relayed, and/or routed via the node in the telecommunications network, and each trace file log entry may be associated with a timestamp. Once collected, the techniques may correlate the different trace files from the multiple different nodes to identify, using a broader network-based analysis, service optimization opportunities.
    • 本文描述的技术通过使用更广泛的基于网络的方法来确定导致服务降级的问题的根本原因,为服务提供商和/或网络提供商提供优化用于数据服务的用户体验质量(QoE)的机会。 为了确定问题的根本原因,这些技术可以从电信网络中的多个不同节点收集不同的跟踪文件。 每个跟踪文件包括通过电信网络中的节点生成,接收,发送,中继和/或路由的许多不同数据分组的跟踪标识符的日志,并且每个跟踪文件日志条目可以与时间戳相关联。 一旦收集,这些技术可以将来自多个不同节点的不同跟踪文件相关联,以使用更广泛的基于网络的分析来识别服务优化机会。