Ca, Inc.

Zynga Inc.

Russell Daigle

Leonid Belkind

Arunabha Saha

Ashok Banerjee

Amit Kanfer

Prashanth Prabhu

Yehoshua Chen

Alden Seabolt

Alex Au Yeung

Jianlin Wang

Manoj Kumar Sharma

Nathaniel Wise

Paul Kao

Di Wu

Tobias Pischl

A method for securing cloud applications is described. The method may include establishing a connection between a cloud application isolation portal, a cloud access security broker, and a cloud application based on an indication of the cloud application and a set of credentials associated with an end user of the cloud application, and managing, via the cloud application isolation portal and the cloud access security broker, a session between the cloud application and a computing device associated with the end user based on the connection between the cloud application isolation portal with the cloud access security broker and the cloud application.

Securing cloud applications via isolation

The disclosed computer-implemented method for managing a need-to-know domain name system may include (i) intercepting, by an agent of the computing device, network traffic received on the computing device, (ii) generating, by the agent, a one-time password based on a unique identifier of the agent of the computing device, (iii) wrapping, by the agent, the network traffic with the one-time password, and (iv) pushing, by the agent, the wrapped network traffic to a cloud server using a local domain name system (DNS) of the agent of the computing device, wherein the local DNS comprises a private domain name unpublished in a global DNS. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Systems and methods for managing a need-to-know domain name system

Methods, systems, and computer programs for sharing a game play over a social network include executing a play session of a game. During execution of the play session, an option is provided to share a portion of the game on a social network. In response to receiving a request to share the portion of the game, an instance of the game is generated at a time when the request is received and is posted to a stream of the social network. The instance of the game inherits a current state of the play session. A reward is generated to a user account that plays the instance in the stream and to the user that initiates the sharing of the portion of the game upon the user playing the instance of the game claims the reward.

Allowing interactive post of an online game within a social network

Growing community of inventors

Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Russell Daigle