A computer system comprising a processor and a memory for storing instructions, that when executed by the processor performs a copy protection method. The copy protection method comprises executing a software loop of a first software application in a first operating system. A first call is executed in the software loop to a code portion. A decrypted code portion of the first software application is executed in a second operating system in response to the first call. The code portion is decrypted in response to a successful validation of the first software application.

Systems and methods for creating and managing per-application profiles are disclosed. A method may include receiving input designating at least a first profile policy and a second profile policy. At least a first application profile and a second application profile may be created based on the received first profile policy and the second profile policy. An application of the plurality of applications may be associated with both the first application profile and the second application profile. A first storage partition and a second storage partition may be created within a storage space of the computing device. The storage space may be associated with the application. The first storage partition may store application data while the application is running under the first application profile. The second storage partition may store application data while the application is running under the second application profile.

A method and apparatus for account intercommunication among APPs. The method comprises: acquiring account information entered by a user in a current APP; and, after using the account information to log in successfully, providing the account information to other APPs having intercommunication permissions with the current APP for the other APPs to log in. Via the disclosed method, account information entered in any APP may be shared among APPs having intercommunication permissions with the APP, so that other APPs may be logged into using an intercommunicated account after they are opened, without the need to manage account information about various APPs through a unified entrance, and thus the APP need not access the entrance in advance, and login can be realized without the need to exit the APP to open the entrance; obviously, the flexibility and independence of APP login are improved, and the complexity of operation is reduced.

A device may determine that a file of a client device is a malicious file. The device may obtain remote access to the client device using a connection tool. The connection tool may provide access and control of the client device. The remote access may include access to a file location of the malicious file. The device may determine file information associated with the malicious file using the remote access to the client device. The device may select one or more remediation actions based on the file information. The device may cause the one or more remediation actions to be executed using the remote access to the client device.

Mobile Health Interface (mHi) Platform systems and methods of evaluating mobile applications include establishing evaluation criteria for mobile applications within a given industry; receiving mobile applications with associated Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for the given industry; classifying, via the APIs, each of the mobile applications into discreet packages; certifying and accepting the discreet packages for each of the mobile applications based upon the evaluation criteria, via processing circuitry of a single interoperable platform with data integration capability and associated virtual machine; authenticating a user access to the certified discreet packages for a set trial period of time; receiving trial sequence data indicating the user's preference via scoring for each of the certified discreet packages for the set period of time; ranking the certified discreet packages based upon the received trial sequence data; and receiving a selected bundle of certified and ranked discreet packages.

A context of one or more interactions is determined. Base objects are transformed into interpreted objects by interpreting the base objects based on evaluation of the context, and by resolving references of the base objects relative to domain model types and concepts, each of the base objects modeled using a same declarative modeling language, the same declarative modeling language enabling transitions between the interpreted objects, at least one of the interpreted objects including at least one post-condition providing hooks for transition policies which allow the at least one of the interpreted objects to be logically chained in a non-linear process. Transitioning between at least two of the interpreted objects by chaining the at least two interpreted objects based on a particular post-condition of a particular interpreted object to create at least a portion of a particular non-linear process. At least a portion of the particular non-linear process is executed.

A method implemented by a computing device is disclosed. The method includes: detecting a change in state of an application that is managed using an applications manager, the change in state being based on a first action within the applications manager; in response to detecting the change in state of the application: identifying at least one list of a plurality of application event listings stored on the computing device independently of the applications manager; determining that the at least one list includes one or more first application event listings associated with the application; and in response to determining that the at least one list includes the one or more first application event listings: determining a second action to apply to only the one or more first application event listings; and applying the second action to the one or more first application event listings.

At least one application runs on a hardware platform that includes a plurality of coprocessors, each of which has a respective internal memory space. An intermediate software layer (MVL) is transparent to the application and intercepts calls for coprocessor use. If the data corresponding to an application's call, or separate calls from different entities (including different applications) to the same coprocessor, to the API of a target coprocessor, cannot be stored within the available internal memory space of the target coprocessor, but comprises data subsets that individually can, the MVL intercepts the call response to the application/entities and indicates that the target coprocessor can handle the request. The MVL then transfers the data subsets to the target coprocessor as needed by the corresponding kernel(s) and swaps out each data subset to the internal memory of another coprocessor to make room for subsequently needed data subsets.

The invention relates to an embedded system (1) comprising a processor (2) operated by means of a kernel (3) executable by said processor, a hardware peripheral (8, 9), a memory (5) and an application-related software program (6) recorded in said memory (5), said application-related software program (6) being executed by means of said kernel (3) executable by said processor (2), as well as a securing method. The invention is characterized in that the kernel (3) executable by said processor (2) controls said hardware peripheral (8, 9), obliges said application-related software program (6) to execute a policy, which is neither defined nor controlled by said program, for controlling access to said communication peripheral (8, 9), and is formally proven to satisfy at least one security property.

An automatically predetermined credential system for a remote administrative operating system (OS) authorization and policy control is disclosed. Administrative activities are packaged in single-use downloaded software program. When executed, the administrative access to the OS is activated before completing the administrative activities. The single-use downloaded software program has policies that performs checks on a user computer executing the software program. The policies include checking firewall settings, confirming virus checking, interrogating software to confirm patches or updates have been performed, checking for key loggers or other surveillance software or devices The single-use downloaded software is protected with a passcode to prevent activation in an unauthorized way.