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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 29, 2019
Filed:
Dec. 12, 2016
Noam Camiel, Tel Aviv, IL;
Noam Camiel, Tel Aviv, IL;
Other;
Abstract
A system and method is introduced for communicating over the internet with no internet attack surface using internet connected devices. An isolated device referred to as a dc device, is introduced to function as a place for carrying out computations in isolation from internet connected devices as well as from other instances within the dc device. A user is able to interact with the dc device through a dc terminal. The dc terminal may make use of the input/output interfaces of the user internet connected device, while maintaining the isolation of the dc device. A dc server is introduced for communicating with the dc device over the internet with no internet attack surface. Having introduced the dc device, the dc terminal and the dc server, a dc domain is defined where communication between devices and between users and devices takes place in the dc domain over the internet with no internet attack surface. Uses for the dc domain may be user authentication, messaging between users, payment applications, cloud applications, IoT, smart vehicles, medical applications, document uses and so forth. In the dc domain content and ad serving may take place between a dc server and a dc device.