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64 results about "Passive networks" patented technology

A passive network is a type of computer network in which each node works on a predefined function or process. Passive networks don't execute any specialized code or instruction at any node and don't change their behavior dynamically.

Systems and methods for formal verification of computer platforms

Systems and methods for mathematical modeling of the hardware and software stack of commodity computer platforms are provided, enabling provable guarantees on memory, device, and program execution. This approach addresses the technical problem of reliance on system agents that rely on implicit trust in the operating environment, which can be exploited by sophisticated attackers using complex threats such as memory access exploits and code / data integrity exploits. The solution provides a proactive, mathematically-backed security solution that eliminates entire classes of cyberattacks by design, ensuring realizable guarantees on commodity computer platforms running hardware and software stack elements at the lowest operating level. This approach has significant advantages over current reactive cybersecurity methods, including reduced complexity and overhead, and increased confidence in the integrity of the system. The solution's main uses include providing mathematically-backed security and availability guarantees for critical infrastructure, financial institutions, and other organizations vulnerable to cyberattacks.
Owner:UBERSPARK INC

Passive IoT communication

A zero-power IoT reader, e.g., a UE, may be configured to broadcast, for other wireless devices, a first control information including a first scheduling information of a first resource pool including first time-frequency resources for zero-power IoT communication, and perform the zero-power IoT communication in the first resource pool associated with the first control information from one or more passive network entities. The zero-power IoT reader may also receive a second control information including a second scheduling information of a second resource pool including second time-frequency resources from a second UE among the other wireless devices, and determine the first resource pool including the first time-frequency resources for zero-power IoT communication based on the second control information.
Owner:QUALCOMM INC