Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Haining Chen

Xun Chen

Ahmed M Azab

Ruowen Wang

Peng Ning

Rohan Bhutkar

Donguk Seo

Guruprasad Ganesh

Kyoung-Joong Shin

Khaled Elwazeer

Yong Uk Shin

Wenbo Shen

Hyungseok Yu

Myungsu Cha

Junyong Choi

Kyungsun Lee

Wei Yang

Yurak Choe

Ivan Getta

Sudhi Herle

Mengmeng Li

Se Young Choi

David Thomson

A method of providing continuous user authentication for resource access control includes launching a continuous authentication service at a boot time of a first device, wherein the first device includes a processor, a memory, and one or more sensors configured to collect authentication information. Additionally, the method includes receiving authentication information comprising one or more of explicit authentication information or implicit authentication information, and receiving a request for access to a resource of the first device. Further, the method includes the operations of determining, by the continuous authentication service, a current value of a security state, the current value of the security state based in part on a time interval between a receipt time of the authentication information and a current time and controlling access to the resource based on the current value of the security state.

System and method for resource access authentication

An electronic device includes a memory and at least one processor coupled to the memory. The at least one processor is configured to identify a device change event in a host operating system, wherein the host operating system includes a host namespace, switch from the host namespace to a container namespace of a container, and update the container with information based on the device change event.

System and method for dynamic volume management

A method for operating an electronic device, the method including spawning a name space tool (NST) as part of a boot process of a host OS, wherein the NST is a process with a plurality of root privileges of the host OS. The method further includes spawning, by the NST, a container for a guest OS, wherein the container for the guest OS is mapped to a dedicated domain in the host OS, and dropping, by the NST, a root privilege of the host OS in response to spawning the container for the guest OS.

System and method for guest operating system using containers

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