Marcus W Fath

Title: Marcus W. Fath and Geographical Tracking in Content-Oriented Networks.

Introduction

Marcus W. Fath is an inventor associated with Raleigh, North Carolina, and Whitestar Communications, Inc. His patent work addresses secure peer-to-peer content transfer and geographical tracking within content-oriented networks. The available information identifies 1 patent associated with him.

Latest Patents

Fath’s listed patent is titled “Geographical Tracking of Network Content in a Content Oriented Network and Selective Containment Within Geographical Boundaries.” It describes a method for securely transferring network content between devices. A secure executable container receives a request to initiate a peer-to-peer transfer and generates a root data object containing metadata about the content and references to message objects holding its data chunks. Together, these objects form a hyperlinked hypercontent object.

The method also generates an encrypted secure data packet from the root object or a data chunk. A packet containing the root object includes a content-tracking identifier, enabling geographical tracking during transfer through the secure data network. The patent’s stated approach connects content tracking with the ability to contain network content within geographical boundaries.

Career Highlights

The supplied information associates Fath with Whitestar Communications, Inc. His listed patent reflects work on secure network communications, content organization, and location-aware tracking. No additional career details or patent dates were provided.

Collaborations

William Victor Moon is identified as Fath’s coworker. The available information does not specify whether Moon collaborated with him on the patent.

Conclusion

Marcus W. Fath’s listed invention focuses on tracking and geographically containing content as it moves through a secure, content-oriented network.