Symantec Corporation

Fit-any, Inc.

Kirill Levichev

Lei Gu

Vadim Antonov

Alex Freed

Jason Holler

Yekaterina Stesin

Nathan Rivers

Elton Inada

Riti Saxena

A computer-implemented method for estimating a size of a foot, the computer-implemented method being performed in connection with a computer system comprising a central processing unit, a plurality of sensors and a memory, the computer-implemented method comprising: receiving foot measurement data from the plurality of sensors; using the received foot measurement data to build a 3D model of the foot; receiving a 3D model of a shoe; performing a positive or negative match of the 3D model of the foot with the 3D model of a shoe; and providing a result of the positive or negative match to a user.

Systems and methods for automated measurement of foot size using electronic sensors

A computer-implemented method for efficient backup deduplication may include (1) identifying a file to be divided into chunks for deduplication, (2) requesting, from a server, a chunk size to use when dividing the file for deduplication by submitting at least one attribute of the file to the server, the server selecting the chunk size based at least in part on a projected chunk reuse rate when the file is deduplicated according to the chunk size, (3) receiving from the server, in response to requesting the chunk size, the chunk size to use when dividing the file for deduplication, and (4) dividing the file for deduplication into a plurality of chunks according to the chunk size. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Systems and methods for efficient backup deduplication

Attempts to communicate telephonically by a mobile phone are detected. When an attempt is detected, an associated phone number is identified and transmitted to a server in order to glean corresponding security information. On the server, a database is maintained containing 1) phone numbers known to present potential security concerns and 2) descriptive security information concerning each of these phone numbers. The server receives phone numbers from mobile phones to check for security information, searches the database for received phone numbers, and transmits corresponding security information to the originating mobile phones. Security information concerning identified telephone numbers is received from the server by mobile phones. Responsive to the contents of the received security information, detected attempts to communicate telephonically are allowed to processed, blocked or otherwise processed.

Protection from telephone phishing

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Belmont, CA, United States of America

Kirill Levichev