Omnissa, LLC

ZhangLin Zhou

Yang Yu

YiQun Yun

Lei Wang

Zhiyuan Wang

Bin Bai

Arong Pan

Xiaoyu Kong

Encrypting keystroke data on a computing device involves receiving a key identifier (ID) from a keyboard device, creating a keystroke cipher segment comprising a primary authentication code and the key ID, and encrypting the keystroke cipher segment to generate an encrypted keystroke cipher segment. The keystroke cipher segment is included within a keystroke message and transmitted from the keyboard device driver to a window event handler via an input/output (I/O) message channel native to an operating system running on the computing device. The encrypted keystroke cipher segment is decrypted to identify the key ID, which is transmitted to a first application for further processing.

Ciphers to protect keystrokes

A method of generating text in a first language for incorporation into a remote desktop image to be displayed at a client device, based on inputs made at the client device in a second language different from the first language includes the steps of: transmitting the inputs at the client device in the second language to a remote device that is generating the remote desktop image; generating candidate text in the first language at the client device based on the inputs made at the client device in the second language; upon selection of the candidate text at the client device, transmitting the candidate text to the remote device for incorporation of the candidate text into an updated remote desktop image; and upon receipt of the updated remote desktop image, displaying the updated remote desktop image at the client device.

Local input method for remote desktops

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ZhangLin Zhou