Copytele, Inc.

Edward Lewit

Denis A Krusos

Frank J DiSanto

Frank J Di Santo

A method for frustrating unauthorized access to an electronic mail message having address, body and attachment information and being transmitted from a first computer to a second computer, including: at the first computer: detecting a request to send the message; encrypting the extracted body information; replacing the extracted body information with the encrypted body information; extracting the attachment information; encrypting the extracted attachment information; replacing the extracted attachment information with the encrypted attachment information; returning the message having the encrypted body and attachment information to the mail user application; and transmitting the message having the encrypted body and attachment information to a third computer; and, at the third computer: decrypting and re-encrypting the transmitted body information; decrypting and re-encrypting the transmitted attachment information; and, transmitting the re-encrypted body and attachment information to the second computer.

Method and system for securing E-mail transmissions

Method and system for securing e-mail transmissions

A method for selectively enhancing a voice telephone call from a first location to a second location over a public switched telephone network, including receiving audio signals from a conventional telephone using a first device positioned at the first location; and, in a first mode, passing the received audio signals to the public switched telephone network in a substantially unaltered manner; and, in a second mode, generating data indicative of the received audio signals using the first device; multiplexing the generated data with other data desired to be communicated using the first device; and, transmitting the multiplexed data over the public switched telephone network; wherein, the transmitted data is suitable for being received from the public switched telephone network and de-multiplexed to generate reproduced audio signals indicative of the received audio signals and the other data by a second like device.

Telecommunications device and method

A method and system for preventing a computer worm from unauthorized use of data indicative of at least one e-mail address stored in a data base is presented. The method comprises the steps of encrypting said data, receiving at least one e-mail message by accessing an e-mail server, decrypting said selected ones of said data to provide access thereto, and addressing at least one e-mail message using said decrypted data. The method further includes the step of re-encrypting the selected decrypted data. In one aspect of the invention, the method of encrypting the data comprises the steps of obtaining a key value, selecting each of the at least one e-mail address, encrypting the selected e-mail address using the key value; and storing said encrypted e-mail in the data base.

Method and system for preventing computer worm dissemination using encryption

In accordance with a first aspect, a method for operating an electronic device adapted to be electronically coupled to at least one microprocessor based device and prevent unauthorized access to data exchanged between the at least one microprocessor based device and other microprocessor based devices, the method including: in a first mode, establishing a secure point-to-point communications session with another like device and receiving security data from the other like device, the security data being associated with an intended recipient microprocessor based device; and, in a second mode, receiving the data from an originating one of the at least one microprocessor based devices, encrypting the data using at least the received security data and sending the encrypted data to the originating microprocessor based device. In accordance with a second aspect, a method for exchanging data between a plurality of suitable microprocessor based devices over a computer network so as to frustrate unauthorized access to the data, the method including: identifying at least first and second recipients for the data to be exchanged; identifying first security data associated with the first recipient and second security data associated with the second recipient; and, encrypting the data using the first and second security data.

Method and apparatus for securing e-mail attachments

A method for selectively encrypting electronically communicated information including the steps of: in a first mode, allowing audio and facsimile signals to pass between communications devices in a substantially unaltered manner; in a second mode: establishing a secure session between a first security device and a second security devices; intercepting and digitizing audio signals to produce audio data; encrypting the audio data; and, modulating the encrypted audio data for transmission over the secure session; and, in a third mode: automatically intercepting a signal indicative of an attempt to transmit or receive a facsimile; establishing a facsimile session dependent upon at least one characteristic indicative of a rate at which information can be transmitted and received using the secure session; receiving facsimile signals and demodulating the received facsimile signals to produce facsimile data; encrypting the facsimile data; and, modulating the encrypted facsimile data for transmission over the secure session.

Stand-alone telecommunications security device

An electrophoretic display includes a plurality of groups of intersecting row and column electrodes, and a plurality of parallel anode electrode segments disposed in spaced relation within a fluid-tight envelope containing a suspension of pigment particles in a dielectric fluid. Each respective group of row and column electrodes and a corresponding anode segment are indicative of a character line of displayed text. The display includes a line control system operable in a partial erase mode to partially erase a character line having a character thereof selected for erasure and operable in a rewriting mode to rewrite to the character line all characters not selected for erasure. The line control system is operable to alternate sequentially between the two modes until the selected character is simply erased or replaced entirely with a new character.

Electrophoretic display panel with selective character addressability

A method for writing data to an EPID display includes loading data for a line of pixels onto the grid lines of the EPID. Instead of writing that single line fully by enabling the associated cathode row with a logical '1' voltage for the time necessary to cause complete pigment particle migration, the associated cathode line and at least the next adjacent cathode line are enabled for a shorter duration than is required for fully writing the lines. The grid is then loaded with data corresponding to the next line of pixels and the set of cathode lines enabled is shifted by one line, such that at least one cathode line previously enabled is enabled for a subsequent time whereby particle migration for writing is made more complete where the grid data is constant from one row of pixels to the next.

Method for writing data to an electrophoretic display panel

Various techniques and apparatus for grey scale operation for an electrophoretic display panel (EPID) are provided. The apparatus includes circuitry with a timing generator which produces a plurality of different time duration output waveforms which are applied to the X and Y drivers associated with the EPID. In this manner by applying a set of voltages for a given short time interval, a display is provided which results in the incomplete removal of pigment from an associated selected pixel. Hence, that pixel appears darker than surrounding pixels but not as dark as the pure dye solution as associated with the display. The amount of pigment removed and hence the darkness of each pixel is a function of the time duration during which appropriate voltages are applied to the rows and columns of the EPID. In this manner the timing generator can cause different pixels as displayed to have different darknesses or grey scale values by varying the time during which the voltage is applied to the display.

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Edward Lewit