Symantec Corporation

Darren Michael Sanders

Sandeep Kishan Singhal

Carey S Nachenberg

Barry Eliot Levinson

Kent E Griffin

Adam Bromwich

Richard Kent Neves

Abu Wawda

On Lee

An incident managing module aggregates related database intrusion incidents and presents them in a manageable manner. A receiving module receives an anomalous query requesting data from a database and a type-identification module identifies anomaly type for the query received. A conversion module converts the anomalous query into a characteristic representation. In some embodiments, this is done by replacing literal field values in the query with representative values. In other embodiments, this is done by creating a tuple describing anomaly parameters for the anomalous query. In still other embodiments, the query is converted into a characteristic representation that distinguishes between injected and non-injected portions of the query. An aggregation module then aggregates into a group the anomalous queries with substantially similar characteristic representations according to anomaly type and a generation module generates a database intrusion incident report describing the group of anomalous queries.

Effective aggregation and presentation of database intrusion incidents

A load balancing server system includes a plurality of servers. A server has a dispatcher module, a request handler module, a cache and a local database. A load balancer receives requests for information from clients and distributes the requests among dispatcher modules of the plurality of servers in a balanced manner. The dispatcher module receives a request for information, calculates an identifier of a server from a subset of a hash result responsive to the request, routes the request to the server identified by the identifier, and provides information in the response to the client that requested it. The request handler module receives the request routed by the dispatcher module, determines the requested information by searching the cache and/or the local database, and provides the determined information to the dispatcher module.

Load balancing using a distributed hash

Methods, systems, and computer program instructions for enabling users of pervasive devices to remotely access and manipulate information in ways that might otherwise be impossible or impractical because of inherent limitations of the device. The disclosed techniques enable a wide variety of data manipulation operations to be performed on behalf of the pervasive device, for a wide variety of content types. In preferred embodiments, no modifications or add-ons are required to the pervasive device.

Technique for enabling remote data access and manipulation from a pervasive device

A system and a method for delivering location sensitive services within a short-range wireless environment. Service proxies are employed to customize queried information and make services available according to user identity and location.

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Nanuet, NY, United States of America

Darren Michael Sanders