Nasdaq, Inc.

Fevo, Inc.

Vladimir Mitevski

Ari Daie

Anis A Khwaja

Dimitry Fayerman

Management of surge network traffic to an electronic commerce platform is described herein. A network traffic surge resistant system includes network storage and one or more servers configured as a commerce platform. The commerce platform operates an adaptor between the commerce platform and an inventory management system. The adaptor protects the inventory management system from transactions generated by a surge of network traffic directed at the commerce platform. The commerce platform generates a script, an offer package, and an offer instantiator based on inventory information received by the adaptor. The commerce platform stores the script and the offer package onto the network storage. The offer instantiator provides the location of the script and the offer package in the network.

Inventory management system protection for network traffic surge resistant platform

The described technology provides a capability for web applications from different domains to interact within one application environment. For example, an enterprise web application executing on a client terminal is provided the capability to monitor a second web application from a third party vendor even when the second web application is independently executing within an iframe or the like within the enterprise web applications container or context. In some example embodiments, the communication is enabled by a composite cookie or key that incorporates portions of an enterprise web application cookie or key and also portions of a vendor web application cookie or key.

Systems and methods for monitoring cross-domain applications in web environments

The described technology provides a capability to perform in-session updates to entitlements associated with a user's access to content served by a web application. The content may be from one or more external servers. The technology provides for automatically detecting changes to entitlements, and without requiring a user of an active session to initiate a new session, updating entitlement data in a memory such that subsequent requests for data made by the client in the same active session are serviced using the updated entitlements.

Systems and methods for in-session refresh of entitlements associated with web applications

A system and method to manage a surge network traffic targeting a service-hosting platform are disclosed. For an offer of goods and/or services, the platform provider generates a static package that is placed in networked storage that is accessible through a web service interface. The package contains the information required to instantiate and render the interface of the service-hosting platform using the processor and resources of the computer that accesses the package via a browser. Based on the contents of the package, the rendered interface presents the services of the service-hosting platform using resources of the customer's computer without making any calls to a server to query a protected backend system. Access to the protected backend resources and platform resources is gated by threshold actions taken by the user.

Network traffic surge resistant platform

The described technology provides for plural application processes including at least one application in a browser to reliably acquire device information that can be used by other processes to accurately determine whether the plural applications are running on the same client device and/or are associated with aspects of the same client device. The more reliable determination of the devices associated with respective application processes can be used for various purposes such as, for example, user access management capabilities such as improved single sign-on (SSO) capability and/or improved multiple login prevention (MLP) capability.

Client device information for controlling access to web applications

Systems and methods to manage surge network traffic to an electronic commerce platform are described. The platform provider generates a static package that is placed in networked storage that is accessible through a web service interface. The package contains the information required to instantiate and render the interface of the service-hosting platform using the processor and resources of the computer that accesses the package via a browser. Based on the contents of the package, the rendered interface presents the services of the service-hosting platform using resources of the customer's computer without making any calls to a server to query a protected backend system. The inventory may be refreshed from time-to-time without causing traffic directed at the service-hosting platform. Access to the protected backend resources and platform resources is gated by threshold actions taken by the user.

Group inventory management for a network traffic surge resistant platform

The described technology provides a single sign-on capability so that a user who is already signed on to a web application from a client application may not be required to sign-on again when he/she later needs access to the web application from the same or another client application. The technology also provides a multiple login prevention capability to detect multiple sign-on events using the same credentials and disable one or more of the associated multiple sessions.

Systems and methods for controlling sign-on to web applications

A network traffic surge resistant platform is described herein. An example system includes a network storage, and one or more servers configured as a commerce platform including an authentication manager. The commerce platform generates a first secret code and sends the first secret code via a first communication medium associated with a first identifier. The commerce platform also generates a second secret code and sends the second secret code via a second communication medium associated with a second identifier. In response to determining the first input code matching the first secret code and the second input code matching the second secret code, the commerce platform authorizes a transaction associated with a particular browser and associates the transaction with a customer record associated with both the first and second identifiers.

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New York, NY, United States of America

Vladimir Mitevski