Google Inc.

Averant, Inc.

Apple Inc.

Adrian J Isles

Robert J Anderson

Arvind Srinivasan

Haidong Shao

Colin Whittaker

Maxim Kovalkov

John Draper

Jonathan Philip Levine

Edward Knapp

Thai Duong

Jyotirmaya Akkad

David Lee

Samuel Thomas Denton

David C Lee

David Bruce Turner

Nathan Francis Sheeley

Mark H Nodine

Irfan Waheed

Nicolas Xavier Pena

Philipp Helmut Pfeiffenberger

Shipra Malhotra

Patrick Peters

David Turner

A method includes receiving, by a service provider platform, a service request from a first client device, and a first instance of an authentication token associated with the service request and generated by the first client device. The service provider platform may further receive, from a second client device, a second instance of the authentication token associated with the service request and generated by the first client device. Responsive to determining that the first instance of the authentication token matches the second instance of the authentication token, the service request is processed by the service provider platform.

Using co-located secondary devices to protect against cookie theft

A method includes receiving, by a content distribution network server, a first request for content, the first request for content comprising an identifier of a location of the content. Playback of the requested content is caused to begin at a client device. A content-based authentication token generated by the client device is received, wherein the content-based authentication token is associated with a second request for content that is initiated by the client device, and the content-based authentication token is sent for verification by a content sharing platform. Responsive to receiving an indication that the content-based authentication token is valid, playback of the requested content is caused to continue at the client device.

Systems and methods to deliver content during client authentication process in a distributed computing system

This disclosure relates to a method for privacy-preserving web activity monitoring including receiving, from an application on a user device of a user, a request for digital content from a domain, assigning, to the application and at a first time, a randomized cohort constructed based on a randomly selected identifier and a timestamp indicating the first time at which the randomized cohort was assigned to the application, and providing, to the application and at the first time, (i) a digitally signed certificate corresponding to the randomly selected identifier and the timestamp and (ii) a unique public key and corresponding unique private key associated with the certificate, wherein the randomly selected identifier is also assigned to at least a threshold number of other applications executing on other user devices within a predetermined period of time of the assignment of the randomized cohort to the application.

Privacy-preserving activity aggregation mechanism

A method includes receiving, by a processing device of a content sharing platform, a request for desired content from a client device, the content being stored in a content delivery network (CDN). The method further includes generating, based on data available to the content sharing platform, a partial trust metric associated with the client device, wherein the partial trust metric is to be used by a CDN server to make a decision regarding access to the desired content by the client device. The method further includes generating a response to the content request, wherein the response comprises one or more resource locators for accessing the desired content in the CDN, and the partial trust metric. The method further includes sending the response to the client device to enable the client device to request the desired content from the CDN server using the resource locator(s) and the partial trust metric.

Systems and methods to evaluate client device trust in a distributed computing system

A method includes receiving, by a content sharing platform, a request for content from a client device, the request for content comprising a session-based authentication token that pertains to a session between the client device and the content sharing platform. The content sharing platform can further validate the session-based authentication token and cause playback of the requested content to begin at the client device. Responsive to a valid content-based authentication token supplied by the client device, the content sharing platform can cause playback of the requested content to continue at the client device, wherein the valid content-based authentication token is based on an identifier of the requested content.

Implementations disclose an access control mechanism for peer-to-peer sharing technology. A method includes receiving, by a processing device of a first user device, an encrypted media item and a wrapped key from a second user device, wherein the wrapped key comprises content masked from the first user device; transmitting, by the first user device, the wrapped key and a request to a media server to determine whether the first user device is authorized to play the encrypted media item; receiving, from the media server, a response indicating the first user device is authorized to play the encrypted media item, the response comprising a cryptographic key derived from the wrapped key; and decrypting the encrypted media item using the cryptographic key.

Access control technology for peer-to-peer sharing

A processing device of a media server selects a media item to be provided to users via a satellite broadcast system, encrypts the media item using an encryption key to generate an encrypted media item, and transmits the encrypted media item to the satellite broadcast system via a first communication protocol. The processing device receives a request from a user device for authorization to decrypt the encrypted media item obtained by the user device via a direct connection with the satellite broadcast system. The request is received by the media server via a second communication protocol that is different from the first communication protocol. The processing device determines whether the user device is authorized to decrypt the encrypted media item, and transmits a key for decrypting the encrypted media item in response to the user device being authorized to decrypt the encrypted media item.

Providing online media content via a satellite broadcast system

Implementations disclose an access control mechanism for peer-to-peer sharing technology. A method includes receiving, by a processing device of a first user device, an encrypted media item and a wrapped encryption key from a second user device via a peer-to-peer connection; transmitting, by the first user device, the wrapped encryption key and a request to a media server to determine whether the first user device is authorized to play the encrypted media item; receiving, from the media server, a response indicating the first user device is authorized to play the encrypted media item, the response comprising an encryption key derived from the wrapped encryption key; and decrypting the encrypted media item using the encryption key to play the media item.

This disclosure describes a method for accomplishing sequential logical equivalence verification using a hierarchical piecewise approach. Initially, the method provides a reference semiconductor design and a second semiconductor design with logic edits relative to it. The method submits both to formal verification to check the reference design against the second semiconductor design with all edits disabled. The semiconductor design is partitionedand associated input constraints. The edits are further groupedand ordered. The invention also discovers a set of dependencies of the logic editsand checks that the ordering of groups obeys the dependencies. Each group of edits is further submitted to formal verificationand any input constraints assumed for any partitions are verified in their enclosing partition. Finally, the method reports success if formal verification succeeds on each group of logic edits and on each set of input constraints

Method for piecewise hierarchical sequential verification

A method and apparatus for creating a memory model for use in modeling a physical memory of an electronic circuit design. Memory write operations to the physical memory and memory read operations are modeled in a lookup table. The number of entries in the lookup table is limited by an upper bound representing a total number of memory operations that can occur over a given number of clock cycles.

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Oakland, CA, United States of America

Adrian J Isles