Citrix Systems, Inc.

Shoreline Innovations, LLC

Ngame Limited

David Lloyd

Andrew Innes

Eric P Bilange

Mark Tillotson

Virtual smart card system includes a virtual smart card server (VSS) which controls access to content respectively associated with a plurality of virtual smart cards. A remote client computer system includes a system level agent which establishes the client computer machine to the VSS as a trusted computer system. A user level agent at the client computer system responds to a request for a virtual smart card operation by causing the client computer system to obtain user authentication information, negotiate with the system level agent to obtain a cookie, and initiate a request to the VSS for the virtual smart card operation. The VSS will perform the virtual smart card operation provided that a security policy is satisfied and will communicate the results to the user level agent.

Virtual smart cards with audit capability

A facility for provisioning and managing registered applications is described. Registered applications can be downloaded to a mobile device from an application provisioning server. When the download is complete, the mobile device may begin execution of the registered application. However, at least portions of the registered application cannot be executed by the mobile device without first passing control to an application provisioning server via a network connection. Upon receiving temporary control of the registered application, the application provisioning server can perform tasks such as license verification and other tasks before turning control of the application back to the mobile device.

Software application framework for network-connected devices

A computer-based electronic gaming system is provided that maintains a persistent game world for one or more users or game players. The game system may provide a game world for a plurality of simultaneous users. Each user may be on a client device, and the gaming system may support a wide variety of simultaneous users and client devices. In one embodiment, the gaming system maintains a persistent game world for at least one user, wherein the game state for a user reconnecting with the gaming system is based on the game state for the user when they disconnected from the gaming system. In another embodiment, the user may reconnect with the gaming system with the exact same game state as when they disconnected previously.

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Cambridge, United Kingdom

David Lloyd