Sandisk Il Ltd.

Sandisk Technologies Inc.

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Tel Aviv University

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Sandisk Corporation

Msystems Ltd.

H-systems Flash Disk Pioneers Ltd.

Moran, Dov

Lasser, Menahem

Menahem Lasser

Mark Murin

Idan Alrod

Eran Sharon

Ronen Segal

Simon Litsyn

Dov Moran

Avraham Poza Meir

Mark Shlick

Adi Ashkenazy

Itzhak Pomerantz

Meir Avraham

Boaz Gorodissky

Amir Mosek

Amir Lehr

Opher Lieber

Shahar Zini

Eyal Bychkov

Ori Stern

Rahav Yairi

Itshak Afriat

Eran Leibinger

Avi Klein

Arik Eyal

Dana Gross

Eli Harari

Ariel Navon

Tianhong Yan

Abhijeet Manohar

Daniel Edward Tuers

Tz-Yi Liu

Eitan Mardiks

Yacov Duzly

Amir Ban

Long C Pham

Noam Presman

Robert David Selinger

Tal Heller

Amir Ronen

Erez Baum

Motty Lentzitzky

Cuong Quoc Trinh

Alexander Paley

Hagai Heshes

Konstantin Stelmakh

Gabi Brontvein

Yoav Gaziel

Yaron Bar

Guy Geva

Liat Nadai

Richard R Heye

Izhak Afriat

This patent application discloses methods and systems for alerting computerized motor-vehicles about predicted accidents. In an example method, a motor vehicle alerts another motor vehicle about a predicted accident, even though that accident is between the alerting car and a third motor vehicle—for example, the alert is transmitted by non-visual electromagnetic (EM) radiation. When an adjacent motor vehicle receives such accident alert and determines it might itself be hit, it will react so as to minimize its chances of being hit or at least to minimize the damage if it is being hit. Optionally, one or more of the motor vehicles has an onboard device for measuring a blood-alcohol level of a human driver thereof. The measured blood-alcohol level may be used to compute a probability of an occurrence of an accident and/or may be included in one or more of the transmitted accident alerts.

Alerting predicted accidents between driverless cars

This patent application discloses methods and systems for alerting computerized motor-vehicles about predicted accidents. In an example method, a motor vehicle alerts another motor vehicle about a predicted accident, even though that accident is between the alerting car and a third motor vehicle&#x2014;for example, the alert is transmitted by non-visual electromagnetic (EM) radiation. When an adjacent motor vehicle receives such accident alert and determines it might itself be hit, it will react so as to minimize its chances of being hit or at least to minimize the damage if it is being hit. Optionally, one or more of the motor vehicles has an onboard device for measuring a blood-alcohol level of a human driver thereof. The measured blood-alcohol level may be used to compute a probability of an occurrence of an accident and/or may be included in one or more of the transmitted accident alerts.

Methods, devices and systems for enabling a specific registered user to log into a computerized system having multiple registered users by continuously staring at a display associated with the computerized system for at least a pre-determined threshold duration, without requiring any input other than staring to initiate the login process, and without requiring the user to provide any additional login information or authentication information.

System, device and method for logging-in by staring at a display device

Methods and systems for penetration testing of a networked system by a penetration testing system. In some embodiments, both active and passive validation methods are used during a single penetration testing campaign in a single networked system. In other embodiments, a first penetration testing campaign uses only active validation and a second penetration campaign uses only passive validation, where both campaigns are performed by a single penetration testing system in a single networked system. Node-by-node determination of whether to use active or passive validation can be based on expected extent and/or likelihood of damage from actually compromising a network node using active validation.

Selectively choosing between actual-attack and simulation/evaluation for validating a vulnerability of a network node during execution of a penetration testing campaign

Methods and systems are disclosed for carrying out penetration testing campaigns of a networked system. These include having a reconnaissance agent software module (RASM) installed on a first network node detect an occurrence of a risky event in the node, an event that would allow an attacker of the penetration testing campaign to compromise the node if a specific Boolean condition is satisfied; in response to detecting the risky event, the RASM sends queries to a second network node requesting information, receives answers to the queries including at least one or more portions of the requested information, and, based on the received information, determines that the specific Boolean condition is satisfied and concludes that the node could be compromised by the attacker of the penetration testing campaign. Based on the above, a security vulnerability may be reported.

Cooperation between reconnaissance agents in penetration testing campaigns

Methods and devices for enhancing user experience while a user is watching a content item using a content playing device, by proposing and/or displaying an enrichment content item related to the content item watched by the user, where the enrichment content item is assigned a dynamic title. The dynamic title may be a different title at different instances the enrichment content item is recommended to a user. The dynamic title may be based on a connection between the content item watched by the user and the enrichment content item. The dynamic title may be automatically generated, in real time, based on such a connection, or may be selected, in real-time, from a group of pre-defined titles reflecting different aspects of the watched content item.

Devices, systems and methods for dynamically selecting or generating textual titles for enrichment data of video content items

Methods and systems are disclosed for enriching a viewing experience of a user watching video content on a screen of a client terminal by increasing the relevance of additional media content proposed or provided to the user. Disambiguation of named entities detected in a video content item being played is performed by identifying and accessing an information source directly associated with the video content item, and/or by analyzing visual content of a segment of the video content item. Selecting, proposing and/or providing an additional media content item is based on the information source and/or on the analyzing.

Named entity disambiguation for providing TV content enrichment

Penetration testing campaigns generate remediation recommendations based at least in part on information about files stored in network nodes of the tested networked system. Information is obtained about files stored in a plurality of network nodes of the networked system, and based on the obtained information, a corresponding data-value score for each network node of the plurality of network nodes is determined according to a common data-value metric. The penetration testing campaign is executed, following which one or more remediation recommendations are selected based on the data-value scores corresponding to at least some of the plurality of network nodes.

Using information about exportable data in penetration testing

Methods and systems for providing a recommendation for improving the security of a networked system against attackers. The recommendation may include a recommendation of a single sub-goal to be protected to achieve optimal improvement in security, or of multiple such sub-goals. If the recommendation includes multiple sub-goals, the sub-goals may be ordered such that the first sub-goal is more important to protect, provides a greater benefit by being protected, or is more cost effective to protect than subsequent sub-goals in the ordered list of sub-goals.

Systems and methods for determining optimal remediation recommendations in penetration testing

Methods and systems for carrying out campaigns of penetration testing for discovering and reporting security vulnerabilities of a networked system. Penetration testing campaigns are carried out based on pre-defined penetration testing scenarios associated with respective time tags. A penetration testing scenario is selected by a user from a set of pre-defined test scenarios, the set containing only pre-defined test scenarios with time tags matching a scheduled starting time of a penetration testing campaign.

Time-tagged pre-defined scenarios for penetration testing

Methods and systems of testing for phishing security vulnerabilities are disclosed, including methods of penetration testing of a network node by a penetration testing system comprising a reconnaissance agent software module installed in the network node, and a penetration testing software module installed on a remote computing device. Penetration testing systems are provided so as to locally detect weaknesses that would expose network nodes to phishing-based attacks.

Locally detecting phishing weakness

Systems and methods of carrying out a penetration testing campaign of a networked system by a penetration testing system, in which reconnaissance agent software modules are dynamically removed from at least one network node based on changing conditions in the tested networked system. The networked system includes multiple network nodes, and the penetration testing system includes a penetration testing software module and a reconnaissance agent software module installed on at least some network nodes of the multiple network nodes. For one network node, a dynamic Boolean uninstalling condition is evaluated, and in response to determining that the dynamic Boolean uninstalling condition is satisfied for that network node, the reconnaissance agent software module is uninstalled from that network node.

Systems and methods for dynamic removal of agents from nodes of penetration testing systems

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Menahem Lasser