Intel Corporation

Sergei Goffman

Moshe Maor

Rinat Rappoport

Bo A Zhang

Alex Berenzon

Guy Jacob

Raanan Yehezkel

Ido Lapidot

Oron Lenz

Alexander Skaletsky

Roman Fishtein

Oren Gershon

Andrey Sloutsman

Ofer Givoli

Tevi Devor

Yoram Zahavi

Embodiments of techniques, apparatuses and systems associated with emotion information processing are disclosed. In some embodiments, a computing system may receive an image of a person and identify an emotional state of the person, based at least in part on the image. The computing system may cause storage of the emotional state of the person in combination with other data to enable subsequent response to an emotion-related query provided to the computing system. The emotion-related query may include an emotion-related criteria and a non-emotion-related criteria and the response may be based at least in part on the emotional state in combination with at least some of the other data. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Emotion-related query processing

Embodiments of apparatus, computer-implemented methods, systems, devices, and computer-readable media are described herein for identifying and encrypting a subset of a plurality of instructions, for execution in a more secure execution environment. In various embodiments, the subset may include a single entry point and a single exit point. In various embodiments, one or more instructions of the plurality of instructions that precede or follow the subset may be executed in a first execution environment with a first security level. In various embodiments, the subset may be executed in a second execution environment with a second security level that is more secure than the first security level.

Identification and execution of subsets of a plurality of instructions in a more secure execution environment

Embodiments of apparatus, computer-implemented methods, systems, devices, and computer-readable media are described herein to provide a computing device with cooperative first and second binary translators in first and second execution environments having first and second security levels, respectively. The second security level may be more secure than the first security level. Encrypted instructions of the computer program may be loaded into the first execution environment, and the first binary translator may provide, to the second binary translator, an execution context of the computer program for use by the secondary binary translator to decrypt and execute a first portion of the computer program in the second execution environment. The second binary translator may provide, to the first binary translator, another execution context of the computer program for emulation, by the first binary translator, of execution of a second portion of the computer program in the first execution environment.

Secure execution of a computer program using binary translators

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Sergei Goffman