Lookingglass Cyber Solutions, Inc.

General Dynamics—ots. Inc.

Other

Douglas W Parker

David Steimke

Jason Lewis

Glenn Rossier

Steven Weinstein

Larry Hayes

In some embodiments, an apparatus includes a memory, storing processor-executable instructions, blacklist terms, and credential dump records, and a processor. The processor receives repository data from targeted remote repositories and stores the repository data as a potential credential dump in the memory when the repository data includes a credential dump attribute. The processor stores the potential credential dump as a probable credential dump when the potential credential dump does not include a blacklist term, in which case the processor also detects a format and delimiter of the probable credential dump. Based on the format and delimiter, pairs of usernames and associated passwords are identified and hashed. If a percentage of the hashes not associated with the credential dump records exceeds a predetermined threshold, the probable credential dump is deemed authentic.

Information security apparatus and methods for credential dump authenticity verification

A weapon system is provided. The weapon system includes a receiver and an operating group. The operating group includes a barrel extension at least partially housed within the receiver and arranged to axially translate relative to the receiver; an operating rod (op-rod) assembly arranged to axially translate within the barrel extension; and a bolt assembly arranged to axially translate within the barrel extension. The system further includes a gas accelerator coupled to the barrel and the op-rod assembly; a buffer assembly including a self-centering spring and a hydraulic piston assembly having a first end coupled to the receiver and a second end coupled to the barrel extension; and a feeder coupled to the receiver and configured to provide the round to the operating group.

Quick release barrel attaching and detaching mechanism

Short recoil impulse averaging weapon system

Fishing lure

An artificial fishing lure which simulates the appearance of live bait swimming in the water. The leading end of the lure is provided with a symmetrical scoop configuration and a transverse trough which together cause the lure to roll and pivot in the water. A spinner assembly for the lure includes a spinner blade and a harness to which the lure is attached in a flexible manner to permit it to move with a swimming type motion.

Artificial fishing lure

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Fort Smith, AR, United States of America

Douglas W Parker