Virnetx, Incorporated

US Government As Represented by the Secretary of the Army

Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.

Nathaniel Jackson Short

Michael Williamson

Robert Dunham Short, Iii

Kristan Peter Gurton

Jonathan M Levitt

Shuowen Hu

Gorden W Videen

Robert Dunham Short

Alex Lipchen Chan

Alex J Yuffa

Srinivasan Rajaraman

Systems and methods are provided for establishing a secure communication link between a first client and a second client. One exemplary computer-implemented method for establishing a secure communication link between a first diem and a second client includes accessing, from a storage, identification information of a user of the first client. The method further includes receiving a Domain Name Service (DNS) request from the first client requesting a secure network address corresponding to a secure domain name associated with the second client. The method further includes authenticating the user based on the user identification information. The method also includes transmitting the secure computer network address in response to the DNS request based on a determination that the user has been authenticated. A secure communication link between the first diem and the second client is established based on the secure computer network address.

User authenticated encrypted communication link

Systems and methods are provided for establishing a secure communication link between a first client and a second client. One exemplary computer-implemented method for establishing a secure communication link between a first client and a second client includes accessing, from a storage, identification information of a user of the first client. The method further includes receiving a Domain Name Service (DNS) request from the first client requesting a secure network address corresponding to a secure domain name associated with the second client. The method further includes authenticating the user based on the user identification information. The method also includes transmitting the secure computer network address in response to the DNS request based on a determination that the user has been authenticated. A secure communication link between the first client and the second client is established based on the secure computer network address.

A computer-implemented method for classifying an input data set within a data category using multiple data representation modes. The method includes identifying at least a first data representation source mode and a second data representation source mode; classifying the at least first data representation source mode via at least a first data recognition tool and the at least second data representation source mode via at least a second data recognition tool, the classifying including allocating a confidence factor for each data representation source mode in the data category; and combining outputs of the classifying into a single output confidence score by using a weighted fusion of the allocated confidence factors.

Method and system for classifying an input data set using multiple data representation source modes

A computer-implemented method and system are disclosed for classifying an input data set within a data category using multiple data recognition tools. The method includes identifying at least a first attribute and a second attribute of the data category; classifying the at least first attribute via at least a first data recognition tool and the at least second attribute via at least a second data recognition tool, the classifying including: allocating a confidence factor for each of the at least first and second attributes that indicates a presence of each of the at least first and second attributes in the input data set; and combining outputs of the classifying into a single output confidence score by using a weighted fusion of the allocated confidence factors.

Method and system for classifying an input data set within a data category using multiple data recognition tools

Object/facial recognition systems, methods, architectures, mechanisms and/or apparatus for 3D face or object recognition using a 3D surface reconstructed from polarimetric thermal facial/object imager to form a 2D or 3D image which is rotated to conform with a pose of a reference image to allow comparison thereto.

3D polarimetric face recognition system

A method and apparatus for cross-modal matching with polarimetric thermal image data is provided. According to one embodiment, the method comprises receiving a plurality of polarimetric thermal images of a face acquired by a polarimetric thermal imaging camera, extracting features of the face from each of the plurality of images to generate a plurality of feature vectors for each of the plurality of images, compositing the feature vectors for each of the plurality of images together to form composite feature vectors and cross-modally matching the composite feature vectors with other feature vectors, in order to determine whether the face matches a face represented by the other feature vectors.

Method of apparatus for cross-modal face matching using polarimetric image data

Systems and methods are provided for establishing an encrypted communication link between a first device and a second device. One exemplary computer-implemented method includes accessing, from a storage, identification information of a user of the first device. The method further includes receiving, at a domain name server, a Domain Name Service (DNS) request from the first device requesting a network address corresponding to a domain name associated with the second device, the domain name being used to establish the encrypted communication link to the second device. The method further includes authenticating the user based on the user identification information, the user identification information including biometric information of the user. The method also includes transmitting network address in response to the DNS request based on a determination that the user has been authenticated at the domain name server using the biometric information of the user. The encrypted communication link between the first device and the second device is established based on the network address.

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Crofton, MD, United States of America

Nathaniel Jackson Short