Amazon Technologies, Inc.

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H.c. Starck Gmbh

Metal Matrix Cast Composites, Inc.

Edgewater Medical Equipment Systems, Inc.

Sasco Electric

Marlan Company

John E Shields

Thomas Bradley Scholl

Prabhat Kumar

James A Cornie

Richard Wu

Stephen S Cornie

Kushal Mall

Kelly Anne Rooker

Bradford Sachin Chatterjee

Richard R Malen

Robert Desberg

Larry Ballard

Hank Breit

Darshan Narayana Reddy

Lyman D Dunn

Bobby Brown

Andrew Robert Hassall

Lewis Iain McLean

Benjamin Patrick Albertson-Gass

Sidath Manawadu

Karthik Chandrashekar

Thomas William Bray

Grace Marie Hatamyar

Virginia Hall

Matthew Hyun Seok Lee

Ben Sangho Jae

Steve Szalay

Krzysztof Jan Pado

Saket Tomer

Cliff Thompson

Robert Benjamin Lang

Jeffrey Allen Lyon

Adriana-Maria Horelu

The present disclosure generally relates to systems and methods for utilization of network mitigation techniques in the form of null address routing to mitigate coordinated DDOS attacks. One or more computing devices can install malware code into a network device after exploiting a vulnerability of the network device. A monitoring and mitigation service can monitor network devices and detect malware code installed on the network-based service. The monitoring and mitigation service can identify the internet protocol (IP) address or any routing information regarding the computing devices that sent the malware code. Based on the identified information, the monitoring and mitigation service can identify and implement the network mitigation information in the form of null routing addresses that will cause network communications associated with the identified computing device to be terminated or otherwise not delivered to the intended network-based resources.

Mitigation of malware code-distribution sites

A distributed denial of service attack is detected. In response to detection of the attack, application layer properties of network traffic associated with a web application under attack are analyzed. Changes to distributions of the application layer properties are identified. A signature is generated based, at least in part, on identifying a combination of application layer properties whose distributions have changed, and which identifies traffic increased since onset of the attack. A mitigation rule is generated based, at least in part, on the signature.

Automated attack mitigation

The present disclosure generally relates to systems and methods for utilization of network mitigation techniques in the form of null address routing to mitigate coordinated DDOS attacks. A monitoring and mitigation service can characterize a command and control node as compromised or otherwise manipulated for purposes of generating distributed attacks. The monitoring and mitigation service can then identify network mitigation information in the form of null routing addresses that will cause network communications associated with the identified command and control node to be terminated or otherwise not delivered to the intended network-based resources. The monitoring and mitigation service can propagate the null routing address to routing components. The network mitigation information can be associated with expiration criteria for the routing components that receive and implement the network mitigation technique.

Managing network mitigation techniques

An automatic purifier switch cover comprises a protective shield configured to be used in conjunction with the Cogswell&#x2122; Toilet Air Purifier. The switch cover shields the motion detector of the Cogswell&#x2122; Toilet Air Purifier from activation when the toilet is not in use.

Automatic purifier switch cover

The invention relates to a method that involves (a) removing graphite from at least one surface of a metal graphite composite material; (b) chemically cleaning or plasma etching the surface of the metal graphite composite material; (c) applying a metal-containing material to the surface of the chemically cleaned or plasma etched metal graphite composite material, and thereby forming an intermediate layer; (d) applying a metal coating on the intermediate layer, and thereby forming a composite material. The invention also relates to a composite material comprising (a) a metal graphite composite substrate having at least one surface that is substantially free of graphite; (b) a metal-containing intermediate layer located on a surface of the substrate; and (c) a metal coating on the intermediate layer.

Pre-plating surface treatments for enhanced galvanic-corrosion resistance

A multi-compartment paralleling reel that allows different sets of wire to be drawn from the paralleling reel independently of each other. The multi-compartment paralleling reel includes a plurality of independent compartments. Each independent compartment can store a set of wire. A shaft mounted through the plurality of independent compartments allows each independent compartment to rotate relative to the shaft and allows each independent compartment to rotate independently of the other independent compartments. Thus, each set of wire can be drawn from each independent compartment of the multi-compartment paralleling reel independently of the other independent compartments. This allows the different sets of wire, which may include wires that have different diameter sizes, to be drawn from the independent compartments at different rates of speed or the same speed, depending upon what is desired.

Multi-compartment paralleling reel having independent compartments

A longitudinally extending boat hull having a forwardly tapering nose section and an aft end section that extends laterally comprising the hull being substantially V-shaped in cross section from the nose section rearwardly at least to about 1/3 the hull length extending rearwardly from the nose section; the hull having two laterally spaced downwardly projecting sponsons that diverge rearwardly from a position at least about half the hull length to the aft end section, each of the sponsons increasing in lateral width in a rearward direction; and the hull having a bottom that extends rearwardly generally between the sponsons the hull bottom including a portion that slopes relatively upwardly and rearwardly between the sponsons along at least about the rearwardmost 1/5 of the length of the hull.

Boat hull with bottom sloping upwardly and rearwardly between sponsons

A clamping assembly for connecting a support rod that supports medical accessories to a medical table, the clamping assembly having independently operable adjustments for releasably securing the assembly to the rail of the medical table; controlling the rotational positioning of the support rod; and regulating the longitudinal displacement of the support rod. The assembly includes a cam handle that regulates a camming surface. When the cam handle is rotated the camming surface translates a locking lug within an aperture of the assembly until the locking lug engages the rail of the medical table whereby the assembly is secured to the rail. The locking lug may be released from the rail by rotating the cam handle in the opposite direction. The rotational movement of the support rod relative to the housing of the assembly is controlled by the interaction of a toothed locking ring disposed upon a shaft extending from the housing and a set of circumferentially disposed teeth fixed upon the housing. A compression spring disposed upon the shaft is used to bias the toothed locking ring away from the housing and a locking nut is used to meshingly engage the teeth and secure them into a fixed position thereby preventing the shaft and consequently the support rod from rotating relative to the housing. The support rod is inserted through an aperture within the shaft and a pair of rod locking rings are disposed upon the shaft, one on each side of the aperture. A handle is threaded within the end of the shaft and is used to urge the support rod against one of the locking rings to secure the support rod in position.

Clamping assembly

Arched radar support for boats and vehicles

A water conditioning device for conditioning the cold water supply to a beverage vending machine. The device uses a spirally twisted strip of corrosion and lime scale inhibiting copper-nickel alloy contained within a cylindrical casing through which the cold water is delivered. The spiral strip churns the water for more complete contact of the water with the strip surfaces as the water flows through the casing.

Water conditioning device

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Lake Forest, CA, United States of America

John E Shields