International Business Machines Corporation

John D Wolpert

Joseph N Kozhaya

Ryan R Anderson

Christopher Michael Madison

Michael A Gilfix

Tyron Jerrod Stading

John Michael Garrison

Paul T Baffes

Allan Hsu

Ronald S Woan

Shawn L Young

In an approach to generating blockchain smart contracts, one or more computer processors receive a request for a service from a user. The one or more computer processors extract one or more features from the request. The one or more computer processors determine one or more smart contract templates associated with the request based, at least in part, on the extracted one or more features. The one or more computer processors receive one or more responses to the request from one or more service providers. The one or more computer processors generate a draft smart contract based, at least in part on the determined one or more smart contract templates and the one or more received responses.

Cognitive mediator for generating blockchain smart contracts

A method and system for handling a malicious intrusion to a machine in a networked group of computers. The malicious intrusion is an unauthorized access to the machine, such as a server in a server farm. When the intrusion is detected, the machine is isolated from the rest of the server farm, and the machine is reprovisioned as a decoy system having access to only data that is ersatz or at least non-sensitive. If the intrusion is determined to be non-malicious, then the machine is functionally reconnected to the server farm, and the machine is reprovisioned to a state held before the reprovisioning of the machine as a decoy machine.

Defense mechanism for server farm

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Austin, TX, United States of America

John D Wolpert