William Park

Title: William Park and Malware Identification

Introduction

William Park is an inventor associated with Kitchener, Canada, and McAfee, Inc. His patent work addresses the identification of cryptomining malware and ways to help protect users from potentially harmful websites.

Latest Patents

Park is associated with 1 patent, titled “Identification of malware.” The described system identifies a website, determines its associated URLs and scripts, and analyzes the scripts’ string formats to assess whether a script is related to malware. If malware is detected, the system can block the website. It may also monitor increases in CPU or system-resource usage during website access and send associated URLs to a network security engine for further analysis.

Career Highlights

Park’s patent reflects work in cybersecurity, particularly the detection of cryptomining malware through website and script analysis. The approach combines script inspection, resource-usage monitoring, website blocking, and referral for additional security analysis.

Collaborations

Park’s listed coworkers include Jason Chan and Wilson Shing-Hay Li. The available information identifies them as coworkers but does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

William Park’s patent describes a layered approach to identifying and responding to cryptomining malware, combining script analysis with resource monitoring and security review.