Bank of America Corporation

Robert Nicholas D'Aveta

Kenneth A Kaye

Alan W Shields

Daniel Serrano Munoz

David John Wesley Gruver

Ronald Fong

Phillip Paul Scott, Ii

Joshua Albert Styrcula

Chris Camacho

Tracey King

Jonathan Currie

Aggregating user access privileges across various third-party data sources and intelligently managing query request quotas delegated by the data sources to users having access privileges. Query requests are received from users and in response determining that the user (i) has been granted access privileges to an identified data source responsive to the query and (ii) has available query requests from their specific allocated amount of query request quota, the query request is authorized for submission to the data source that is responsive to the query. Intelligent management of query request quotas includes determining query request quota allotments for each user including adjusting query request quotas when users have been identified as requiring an increase or decreasing in quota allotment.

Aggregating access to third party data sources and intelligently managing access through request quotas

Systems, methods, apparatuses, and computer-readable media configured to receive a search query and identify one or more messages matching at least a portion of the search query are provided. The identified one or more messages may be displayed, in some examples, and user input may be received identified at least one message of the identified one or more messages for further processing, such as quarantine. In some examples, the at least one message may be transmitted to an account search server which may search a plurality of user accounts, such as email accounts. The account search server may identify one or more occurrences of the at least one message in one or more accounts of the plurality of accounts and may remove the occurrence of the at least one message from the account and transfer the at least one message to a quarantine location.

Message quarantine

Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for analyzing and indicating network resources as potentially malicious are disclosed. Some aspects of the disclosure provide ways for threat-analyzing individuals and/or organizations to transmit information about potentially malicious resources in a safe manner. Users or computing devices may transmit non-resolvable 'de-fanged' resource identifiers, which lessens the likelihood that the receiving computing device will download malicious data or applications from the resource. Some aspects disclosed herein provide ways to correctly and accurately 're-fang' the resource identifier for threat analysis of the resource, for example by selecting one or more re-fangers to apply and applying the re-fangers to the identifier. Data may be retrieved from the resource (for example via a headless or non-interactive browser), and the resource and/or resource identifier may be categorized as malicious. Indications of a resource as malicious may be transmitted to other computing devices to reduce or eliminate malicious activity.

Identifying and assessing malicious resources

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Huntersville, NC, United States of America

Robert Nicholas D'Aveta