Appdome Ltd.

Avner Yehuda

Tomas Tovar

Meir Tsvi

Gil Hartman

Omer Schory

Daniel Zatuchne

Lior Halfon

Systems, methods, devices and non-transitory, computer-readable storage mediums are disclosed for single sign-on (SSO) for mobile applications using direct brokering for identity authentication. In an embodiment, a method comprises: sending, by a mobile application operating on a mobile device, a request to an online service provider for access to a resource; receiving, by the mobile application, a redirect from the service provider to an identity service provider for authentication; and establishing, by a portion of binary code of the mobile application and using the redirect, a brokered authentication session with the identity service provider, the portion of binary code configured to operate as a broker for the mobile application for the authentication session, and to provide single sign-on (SSO) services to the mobile application and other mobile applications operating on the mobile device, the SSO services including services to access the resources and authorization to use the accessed resources.

Single sign-on for mobile applications using direct brokering for identity authentication

Systems, methods, devices and non-transitory, computer-readable storage mediums are disclosed for automated mobile app integration. In an embodiment, a method comprises: receiving, by a server computer from a development system, a first application binary executable for an application; receiving, by the server computer, a dataset specifying mobile services to be added to the application, the dataset selected by a user of the development system; dynamically and automatically generating a software adapter for adapting one or more plugin software components to the first app binary executable according to the dataset; generating, by the server computer and without access to source code for the first application binary executable, a second application binary executable for the application, the generating including merging the first application binary executable with binary code for the adaptor and the plugin software components; and transmitting, by the server computer to the development system, the second application binary executable.

Automated mobile application integration

Systems, methods, devices and non-transitory, computer-readable storage mediums are disclosed for AI enhanced mobile integration (AMI). In an embodiment, a method comprises: receiving, by one or more processors, a user-driven integration request and a binary executable for a mobile application; analyzing, by the one or more processors, the binary executable to determine an integration plan; obtaining or creating fusion components based on the integration plan; and creating a second binary executable for the application using the obtained or created fusion components.

Artificial intelligence mobile integration

It is often desired to add or change the functionality of an existing executable, also known as binary. Simply splicing in new machine code into the binary will not work due to host system-specific and platform-specific limitations. The present invention will enable adding any new code to an existing program while overcoming the aforementioned consistency limitations and maintaining the original functionality.

Method for creating a revised application by adding code functionality to an existing application executable

The huge market of smartphones demands a vast number of applications with varying capabilities. For this, it is desirable that capabilities of two or more pieces of executables will be delivered together. However, several operation systems, such as Apple iOS, do not allow downloading an application with more than one binary executable file. The purpose of this invention is to allow merging of several, two or more, pieces of binary executables, without an access to any of which source code. The merging process will handle the addressing environment required for correct code operation&#x2014;creating a single virtual memory space and adapting the binding addresses, offset addresses and base addresses. This will enable executing all desired functionality from a single piece of a binary executable which can be downloaded as a single application from the app store. Problems of existing mobile OSes for application downloading will be resolved.

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Ramat Gan, Israel

Avner Yehuda