Blackberry Corporation

Dark Matter Gmbh

Digital 14 LLC

Eugene Chin

Ravi Singh

Alexander Sherkin

Alan Pak-Lun Ho

Michael Jonathan Mueller

Michael George Langlois

Michael Matovsky

Adam Richard Schieman

Sue Hsiu Ying Ludwig

Dale Ducharme

Jason Scott Loustel

Maxim Zezin

Bruno Richard Preiss

Michael Nickola Slavitch

Kenneth Cyril Schneider

Gurdev S Rai

Systems, methods, and software can be used to detect resource access. In some aspect, a monitoring period for monitoring resource access on an electronic device is determined. A number of accesses to a resource on the electronic device made by an application during the monitoring period is determined. Information associated with at least one access to the resource is outputted on the electronic device.

Detecting resource access

Systems, methods, and software can be used to monitor resource access. In some aspect, an electronic device determines that an application attempts to access a resource on the electronic device. The electronic device determines whether the application is operating in a foreground of an operating system (OS) on the electronic device or in a background of the OS on the electronic device. If the application is operating in the foreground, the application is permitted to access the resource. If the application is operating in the background, a notification is generated to indicate that a background application attempts to access a resource.

Monitoring resource access

An apparatus, computer program, and method are afforded for providing a peer-to-peer security protocol. In operation, a message is identified that is directed from a first peer device to a second peer device. Further, the message is copied, so that a copy of the message is caused to be sent to an auditing server.

Peer-to-peer security protocol apparatus, computer program, and method

A system, method, and computer program product are provided for multi-layer encryption of an efficient broadcast message. In use, a message is identified that includes data to be broadcasted to a plurality of recipients as well as identifiers of the plurality of recipients. The message is encrypted using a first encryption process to form a first header portion and a first data portion. Additionally, the message with the first data portion is encrypted using a second encryption process to form a second header portion and a second data portion. Further, the first header portion is encrypted using a third encryption process to form a third header portion. A multi-layer efficient broadcast message is then formed for broadcasting the data to the plurality of recipients, the multi-layer efficient broadcast message including the second header portion, the third header portion, and the second data portion.

System, method, and computer program product for multi-layer encryption of an efficient broadcast message

Plural modes of operation, each associated with a class attribute, may be established on a mobile device. The present application discloses a method of handling an application launch request, a computing device for carrying out the method and a computer readable medium for adapting a processor to carry out the method. The method includes receiving a launch request identifying an application that is to be launched, acquiring an identity for the application, acquiring a class for the application, labeling the application with the identity and the class and launching the application. The application's identity and class may then be taken into consideration when processing a request to access a store or create a new store. Notably, an application may request access to a store managed by a certificate manager, rather than accessing the store directly. Conveniently, a resource manager may handle parsing of a file path to the store.

Managing application access to certificates and keys

A communication system is provided for enabling secure communications between at least a sender communication device and at least a recipient communication device or point-of-presence, wherein the then current recipient communication device(s) or point(s)-of-presence for the recipient(s) can vary over time. The communication system includes a network server component configured to maintain a current set of identification information elements for communicating with communication device(s) or points-of-presence associated with the one or more recipients; and if applicable provide up to date one or more identifiers or identification information elements for the one or more recipients to a sender communication device thereby prompting the sender communication device to send the secure communication based on the updated one or more identifiers or identification information elements. A related method is provided for exchanging secure communications between senders and recipients, where the communication device(s) or point(s)-of-presence associated with the recipients can vary over time.

Routing secure communications across multiple communication devices or points-of-presence

A system and method of assigning an identifier to an entity operating within a mobile device ecosystem including a domain are provided. The method comprises: obtaining an identifier of the entity which uniquely identifies the entity within the domain, the identifier of the entity including length information identifying the length of identifier of the entity; obtaining an identifier of the domain within which the identifier of the entity is unique; and combining the identifier of the entity with the identifier of the domain to create a globally unique identifier of the entity which is globally unique in the mobile device ecosystem.

Method and system for identifying an entity in a mobile device ecosystem

Plural modes of operation, each associated with a class attribute, may be established on a mobile device. The present application discloses a method of handling an application launch request, a computing device for carrying out the method and a computer readable medium for adapting a processor to carry out the method. The method includes receiving a launch request identifying an application that is to be launched, acquiring an identity for the application, acquiring a class for the application, labeling the application with the identity and the class and launching the application.

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