Citrix Systems, Inc.

Yanjun Su

Jian Ding

Daowen Wei

Hengbo Wang

Techniques are disclosed for providing messaging participant identity leak prevention. An example methodology implementing the techniques includes, receiving, by a computing device, a message from a sender to a recipient via a software application running on the computing device, the software application having a non-confidential messaging view and a confidential messaging view. The method also includes determining a message type of the message, the message type is one of a non-confidential message or a confidential message, and displaying the message in the confidential messaging view of the software application in response to a determination that the message type indicates a confidential message, the confidential messaging view being distinct from the non-confidential messaging view, wherein messaging participant identity information is obfuscated in the display of the message in the confidential messaging view.

Identity leak prevention

A computing device may include a display, and a processor coupled to the display and configured to generate a GUI current screen on the display. The GUI current screen may include a first window and a second window docked to the first window, the second window overlapping the first window. The processor may be configured to determine an interaction region in the first window based upon user input in the first window, determine a ratio of overlap between the first window and the second window, and resize the second window based upon the ratio of overlap and so that the second window does not overlap the interaction region.

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Nanjing, China

Yanjun Su