The present disclosure relates to a system, a method, and a non-transitory computer readable storage medium for deep packet inspection scanning at an application layer of a computer. A method of the presently claimed invention may scan pieces of data received out of order without reassembly at an application layer from a first input state generating one or more output states for each piece of data. The method may then identify that the first input state includes one or more characters that are associated with malicious content. The method may then identify that the data set may include malicious content when the first input state combined with one or more output states matches a known piece of malicious content.

The present disclosure relates to a system, a method, and a non-transitory computer readable storage medium for deep packet inspection scanning at an application layer of a computer. A method of the presently claimed invention may scan pieces of data received out of order without reassembly at an application layer from a first input state generating one or more output states for each piece of data. The method may then identify that the first input state includes one or more characters that are associated with malicious content. The method may then identify that the data set may include malicious content when the first input state combined with one or more output states matches a known piece of malicious content.

Systems and methods for graph based artificial intelligence systems for identity management systems are disclosed. Embodiments of the identity management systems disclosed herein may utilize a network graph approach to peer grouping of identities of distributed networked enterprise computing environment. Specifically, in certain embodiments, data on the identities and the respective entitlements assigned to each identity as utilized in an enterprise computer environment may be obtained by an identity management system. A network identity graph may be constructed using the identity and entitlement data. The identity graph can then be clustered into peer groups of identities. The peer groups of identities may be used by the identity management system and users thereof in risk assessment or other identity management tasks.

A first user device can receive a communication certificate associated with a user of the first user device. The communication certificate can allow the first user device to exchange certain information with a second user device that also possesses the communication certificate. The first user device can receive a notification. The first user device can also determine that a second user device associated with the user did not receive the notification. The first user device can initiate a direct connection with the second user device. The first use device can verify that the second device possesses the communication certificate. After verification, the first user device can send the notification to the second user device.

A first user device can receive a communication certificate associated with a user of the first user device. The communication certificate can allow the first user device to exchange certain information with a second user device that also possesses the communication certificate. The first user device can receive a notification. The first user device can also determine that a second user device associated with the user did not receive the notification. The first user device can initiate a direct connection with the second user device. The first use device can verify that the second device possesses the communication certificate. After verification, the first user device can send the notification to the second user device.

The present disclosure provides a method, system, and device for peer-to-peer downloading across a network. To illustrate, a server may receive a request from a peer device for at least a portion of a file. The server may send, to the peer device, download information including a checksum corresponding to the portion of the file, a token corresponding to authorization for the peer device to perform P2P communication, an indicator that identifies at least one device that includes the portion of the file, or a combination thereof. The server may update tracking information to indicate that the peer device received the portion of the file.

Embodiments of a method of communicating a packet by a network address translation (NAT) enabled router, are described. In an embodiment, the method includes receiving a return packet to be communicated to a destination. The destination is associated with a first source address in the context of a forward packet. The method further includes determining a return path to transmit the return packet to the destination based on security association data. The security association data is pre-recorded in a routing table of the NAT enabled router when the forward packet is received, prior to receiving the return packet, over a forward path established between the NAT enabled router and an enterprise node. The security association data uniquely identifies the forward path as the return path.

Embodiments of a method of communicating a packet by a network address translation (NAT) enabled router, are described. In an embodiment, the method includes receiving a return packet to be communicated to a destination. The destination is associated with a first source address in the context of a forward packet. The method further includes determining a return path to transmit the return packet to the destination based on security association data. The security association data is pre-recorded in a routing table of the NAT enabled router when the forward packet is received, prior to receiving the return packet, over a forward path established between the NAT enabled router and an enterprise node. The security association data uniquely identifies the forward path as the return path.

A peer to peer service, toolkit, and data feed standard that broadcasts real-time geolocations, provides proximity alerts, records and shares messages that include audio, video, and images through an encrypted technology platform that offers user-initiated privacy controls.

A peer to peer service, toolkit, and data feed standard that broadcasts real-time geolocations, provides proximity alerts, records and shares messages that include audio, video, and images through an encrypted technology platform that offers user-initiated privacy controls.