Nortonlifelock Inc.

Stanley Kiefer

Qing Li

Brian Varner

Yun Shen

David Luz Silva

Daniel Kats

Samir Kapuria

Jacques Fourie

Scott Wilde

The disclosed computer-implemented method for protecting users may include (i) identifying a first light-and-radio frequency signature that was captured by a security device based on signals emanating from a mobile computing device at a first time and location, (ii) identifying a second light-and-radio frequency signature that was captured by a same or different security device based on signals emanating from the same mobile computing device at a second time and location, (iii) determining that the first light-and-radio frequency signature and the second light-and-radio frequency signature match such that an inference is made that an individual possessing the mobile computing device was present at both the first time and location and the second time and location, and (iv) performing, based on the inference, a security action to protect a user. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Systems and methods for protecting users

The disclosed computer-implemented method for detecting certificate pinning may include (i) attempting, by a security network proxy, to break a network connection between a client device and a server device, (ii) detecting, by the security network proxy, whether the network connection between the client device and the server device is certificate pinned based on a result of attempting to break the network connection, and (iii) performing a security action by the security network proxy to protect the client device at least in part based on detecting whether the network connection between the client device and the server device is certificate pinned. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Systems and methods for detecting certificate pinning

The disclosed computer-implemented method for protecting users may include (i) detecting, by a sensor component, an electromagnetic signal radiating from an eavesdropping device, (ii) receiving, by a mobile computing device, information identifying the electromagnetic signal, and (iii) displaying, by the mobile computing device, an augmented reality display that overlays a visual indication of a location of the eavesdropping device on an image captured by a camera of the mobile computing device to enable a user to locate the eavesdropping device. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

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Navarre, FL, United States of America

Stanley Kiefer