A device includes a plurality of blocks. Each block of the plurality of blocks includes a plurality of rows. Each row of the plurality of rows includes a plurality of configurable elements and a routing line, whereby each configurable element of the plurality of configurable elements includes a data analysis element comprising a plurality of memory cells, wherein the data analysis element is configured to analyze at least a portion of a data stream and to output a result of the analysis. Each configurable element of the plurality of configurable elements also includes a multiplexer configured to transmit the result to the routing line.

A protocol state fuzzing method for security of a control plane of a distributed software-defined network is provided. The protocol state fuzzing method includes receiving input alphabets being abstract symbols of a protocol message in an ambusher of a distributed network operating system (NOS), converting the input alphabets into the protocol message, and sending the protocol message to a cluster, monitoring, by the cluster, intercommunication between instances in the distributed NOS, and selecting a set of sequences executable in the cluster and searching a cluster log for an output by executing the sequence to generate an attack result.

A molecular state machine is implemented in a cell by designing the cell to use specific homology directed repair (“HDR”) templates for repairing double strand breaks in polynucleotides based on a current “state” of the cell. The state may be established by the presence of a molecule in the cell or by the availability of specific cut sites in the polynucleotides of the cell. Different HDR templates or different nucleases may be available for performing HDR based on the state. When the state is changed, the same signal or event will result in a different HDR template being incorporated into the existing polynucleotides of the cell. Signals that are internal or external to the cell may be used to change the state of the cell. The cell may create a log of molecular events, store binary data, or perform other synthetic biology/molecular computing functions based on state.

Some examples relate generally to managing and storing data, and more specifically to the real-time detection of ransomware, system (or insider) threats, or the misappropriation of credentials by using file system audit events.

A clock and data recovery (CDR) system includes a correlator configured to receive data, determine a first value of the received data, and output a second value corresponding to the received data, an accumulator configured to generate an accumulation value by accumulating the second value output from the correlator and output the accumulation value, and a state machine configured to determine whether a repeating pattern is present in the CDR system based on the accumulation value.

Real time process control using digital twins. In more detail, the present disclosure relates to the field of modeling distributed event-discrete systems using digital twins and subsequent use of the models for real time control of distributed even-discrete systems. There is provided a virtual twin engine for control of a distributed even-discrete system in real-time. The virtual twin engine has installed at least one executable modeling software kernel which runs subsystem use models in relation to subsystem clusters of the distributed event-discrete system. Also, the virtual twin engine operates the at least one digital twin in a passive manner through real time access to the modeling software kernel modeling the subsystem use model of the at least one digital twin.

Designers create user experience designs using external design systems. An Experience Design Codification and Management System (EDCMS) retrieves a user experience definition based on the user experience design from the external design system, and generates a comprehensive user experience specification from the user experience definition. Part of the comprehensive user experience specification includes JSON, XML, or YAML code created based on the user experience definition. The EDCMS then packages and encodes the comprehensive user experience specification to create a codified user experience from the comprehensive user experience specification. The codified user experience is then versioned and digitally signed, and the versioned and signed codified user experience is stored in a user experience design repository.

A method for starting a system-on-a-chip, SoC, without read only memory, ROM, comprises the steps of receiving, by a processor comprised by the SoC, a reset signal, monitoring, by a monitoring component comprised by the SoC, a connection between the processor and at least a non-volatile memory, both comprised by the SoC, upon occurrence of a first read access of the processor to the non-volatile memory via the connection checking, by the monitoring component, whether a data value returned in response to the first read access via the connection conforms to a pre-set value, and if the returned data value differs from the pre-set value, stopping, by the monitoring component, operation of the processor.

Methods, systems and apparatuses may provide for technology that conducts, via a plurality of concurrent threads, transfers of graphics resources into and out of graphics memory, wherein the transfers bypass lock operations between the plurality of concurrent threads, generates frames based on the graphics resources in the graphics memory, and streams the frames to a display. In one example, the transfers also bypass explicit wait operations for the graphics resources to be fully resident in the graphics memory.

Novel tools and techniques are provided for implementing object-oriented infrastructure-as-code platform (“OOIACP”) and its functionalities. In various embodiments, an OOIACP may receive a request to perform a function from a requesting device. The OOIACP includes a declarative configuration language (“DCL”)-based infrastructure-as-code (“IAC”) software tool that provides structure and data functionalities and a wrapper tool that provides algorithm and sequence functionalities to the IAC software tool to convert the IAC software tool into an object-oriented programming (“OOP”)-based IAC system. The OOIACP uses a run command to perform the requested function, by identifying classes within a class hierarchy associated with the requested function, and initiating a set of procedures in each identified class. Each class and subclass within the class hierarchy has one or more predefined class behaviors, and each subclass inherits class behaviors of classes to which it belongs and of any intermediate subclasses.