Citrix Systems, Inc.

Other

Taodong Lu

Sai Xu

Qin Qiong Zhang

Hao Wu

Tianze Jiang

Bo Zang

Xin Liu

Peng Yao

Yu Xin

Yihong Wu

Maowen Li

One disclosed method involves receiving a first plurality of character keycodes corresponding to authenticate a first user to a first application, determining, based at least in part on the first user operating the client device, a first conversion process applicable to the first user, converting, using the first conversion process, the first plurality of character keycodes into a second plurality of character keycodes different than the first plurality, and providing the second plurality of character keycodes to authenticate the first user to the first application, wherein the first application is configured to authenticate using the second plurality of character keycodes instead of the first plurality, thus, prohibiting a second user from using the first plurality of character keycodes to authenticate to the first application absent application of the first conversion process.

User authentication techniques

According to some embodiments, a method includes: receiving, by a client device, speech of a user during a screen sharing session; transcribing, by the client device, the speech into text; analyzing, by the client device, the text to identify one or more UI elements referenced within the speech, the one or more UI elements visible within the screen sharing session; and highlighting the one or more UI elements visible on the client device.

Voice assisted remote screen sharing

A system and method for providing multifactor authentication. A disclosed method includes receiving a request at a server to launch a new session for an application on a client device, generating a plurality of codes, each of the plurality of codes associated with a respective identifier, and forwarding the plurality of codes via a short messaging service (SMS) message to a user associated with the client device. The method further includes sending the respective identifier associated with a given code of the plurality of codes to the application and receiving a submitted code entered into the application from the client device. Once received, the method compares the submitted code with the given code associated with the respective identifier and authenticates the user in response to the submitted code matching the given code.

Multifactor authentication service

In accordance with one disclosed method, a first computing system may receive a message from an application hosted on a second computing system, the message being indicative of an event of the application. In response to receiving the message, the first computing system may generate a notification indicative of the event and send the generated notification to a client device. The first computing system may receive a response to the notification from the client device, and may process the response so as to cause the application to take an action responsive to the event.

Triggering event notifications based on messages to application users

A system that comprises a microapp server includes a memory and at least one processor coupled to the memory. The microapp server is configured to generate a recommendation to modify a set of one or more subscribed microapps. The microapp server is configured to gather observational data that characterizes interactions of a user with an endpoint. The user is associated with the set of one or more subscribed microapps. The microapp server is further configured to identify, based on the observational data, a modification to the set of one or more subscribed microapps. The microapp server is further configured to send, to an administration console, the recommendation to modify the set of one or more subscribed microapps in accordance with the identified modification.

Microapp subscription recommendations

A system and method that automatically saves a message sender's contact information in the local contacts of a message receiver. A described method includes receiving, at a second email client installed on a user device, a message from a first email client via an email server and analyzing the message at the second email client to determine whether the message triggers an automated contact save. In in response to determining that the message triggers the automated contact save and the message includes a requisite contact information of the sender, saving the requisite contact information in a set of local contacts on the user device. In response to determining that the message triggers the automated contact save and the message does not include the requisite contact information of the sender, retrieving the requisite contact information of the sender from an identity server and saving the requisite contact information in the set of local contacts on the user device.

Email platform with automated contact save

Methods and systems for detecting hard-coded strings in source code are described herein. According to an aspect of an example method, a first list of strings may be generated via a processor. The first list of strings may include strings that are embedded in source code of an application. A second list of strings may be generated. The second list of strings may include strings that are rendered via a user interface of the application. Each string of the first list of strings may be compared against the strings of the second list of strings. Based on the comparison, a filtered list of strings may be generated by removing, from the first of strings, at least one string that does not have a match in the second list of strings. By this method, the software development process, and especially updating, maintaining, and localizing code, may become more efficient and cost-effective.

Detecting hard-coded strings in source code

Embodiments described include systems and methods for user interface (UI) anomaly detection. One or more processors of a client device can execute an application undergoing UI anomaly detection. The application can be injected with a detection engine. The detection engine can determine, while executing as a thread of the application on the one or more processors of the client device, that a dimension of a text-designated region of a first user interface element of the application is less than that of corresponding text for rendering on the user interface element. The detection engine can provide, to a server responsive to the determination, an indication of a first UI anomaly. The indication can include information about a position and size of the first user interface element.

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Taodong Lu