Apple Inc.

Vmware, Inc.

Harvard College

Steven Henry Strassmann

Neil Lawrence Mayle

Zachary James Shepherd

Andrew L Shalit

Jeremy A Jones

Paige K Parsons

Peng Yin

Oliver W Steele

Thomas E Schaus

Jocelyn Yoshiko Kishi

Derek R White

Jongmin Kim

William W St Clair, Jr

Provided herein are molecular verification (authentication) systems, methods and compositions that use molecular (DNA/RNA) circuitry to enable specific molecularly encrypted solutions.

Molecular verification systems

Systems and methods for obfuscating user data in a remote web-based application are disclosed. According to one method, user inputs to a displayed web page of the remote web-based application are received at a first web browser that is used by the user, wherein at least a portion of the user inputs comprise user-inputted data intended to be stored at the web-based application. The user inputs are transmitted to a management component that is configured to interact with a second web browser that communicates with the web-based application. The management component obfuscates at least a portion of the user-inputted data and forwards the obfuscated and un-obfuscated portions of the user inputs to the second web browser, which correspondingly transmits the obfuscated and un-obfuscated portions of the user inputs to the remote web-based application.

Securing user data in cloud computing environments

A graphical user interface comprises aspect and style elements for controlling the type of information associated with objects displayed on a display screen of a computer system when browsing through the objects. The aspect element controls the particular type of information displayed for an object on a portion of a window, called a pane, while the style element controls the types of information displayed for all objects within that pane.

Aspect and style elements of an improved graphical user interface

An improved graphical user interface comprises novel status indicators pertaining to state attributes associated with objects displayed on a display screen of a computer system. These status indicators are preferably portrayed on a window pane of a display screen as distinct visual cues and are located adjacent to their associated objects to provide a customizable browser framework to a user. A dynamically-adjustable side bar panel provides a designated area within each pane for displaying the status indicators.

Status indicators of an improved graphical user interface

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Cambridge, MA, United States of America

Steven Henry Strassmann