Matthew Skrobola

Title: Matthew Skrobola and His Patent for Controlled Web Application Access.

Introduction

Matthew Skrobola is an inventor associated with Palantir Technologies Inc. in New York, New York. His patent work addresses how web applications can run in an extended browser session while limiting access to underlying data.

Latest Patents

Skrobola is listed as an inventor on 1 patent: “Web Application Execution with Limited Data Access and Extended Display.” The patent describes a system that determines an application’s permitted access to an ontology containing object types and link types instantiated from underlying datasets. The permitted scope depends on the user account and excludes operations that would write changes back to those datasets. The system supplies a limited-scope token with a future expiration date, uses it as a cookie, and applies the access limits represented by that cookie to web requests.

Career Highlights

Skrobola’s listed patent reflects work on controlled access for applications that generate web pages in kiosk mode. Its approach combines account-based permissions, time-limited tokens, and restrictions on writebacks to underlying datasets.

Collaborations

The provided information names Andy Zhang and Paul Ryan as Skrobola’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborations.

Conclusion

Matthew Skrobola’s listed invention focuses on enabling extended web application sessions while restricting access to underlying data and preventing writebacks.