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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 17, 2018
Filed:
Sep. 20, 2017
Mimicc, Llc, Panama City Beach, FL (US);
Mark Anthony Kleimeyer, Panama City Beach, FL (US);
Steven James Shamrock, Grand Island, FL (US);
Christian Thomas Chicles, Orlando, FL (US);
Lydia Chicles, Orlando, FL (US);
David Michael Booth, Deltona, FL (US);
Matthew A Panzo, Eustis, FL (US);
Mimicc, LLC, Panama City Beach, FL (US);
Abstract
A hack-proof computer interface between a public-side operating system and a private-side operating system utilizing a 'King's food taster' approach. A public-side operating system is exposed to the outside world, while a private-side operating system is isolated from the outside world except through the hack-proof interface. This effectively prevents infection of the private-side operating system with viruses or other computer malware from the outside world. The hack-proof interface includes a bitmap-coupled interface, such as a camera capturing a video image of the visible computer screen public-side operating system. A security device, such as a video scrambler or security lens, distorts or decimates the video image sufficiently to prevent active virus code from passing through the bitmap-coupled interface. A user-controlled input interface, such as hardware or software switches, allows a user to selectively direct keyboard and mouse commands to the public-side operating system or the private-side operating system.