Abstract: A method and system for combining subsequent data in a communication stream including receiving an indication of a selection of a first image in a communication thread and identifying a user attribute setting associated with the first user. Based on one or more composite image generation rules, the method includes determining that the selected first image is compatible for converting into a composite image. The method further includes accessing a user attribute setting associated with a second user and generating the composite image based on the selected first image and the user attribute settings of the first and second users. The generated composite image is then caused to be displayed in the communication thread.

Abstract: Systems and methods for redirecting control of a process performed on a first application on a user device to another second application on the user device include receiving, through a controlling a process, a request to perform an action (e.g., user authentication). A determination may be made whether the second application is able to facilitate completion of the action (e.g. performing the authentication). Control of the process may then be redirected from the first application to the second application in order to complete the action.

Abstract: A method for determining duplication of a vulnerability may include a vulnerability extraction step of extracting vulnerability uniform resource locator (URL) addresses including the vulnerability from an analysis target server; a hash generation step of generating the URL hash value corresponding to the extracted vulnerability from the vulnerability URL address; and a duplication determination step of determining, when the URL hash value is present in the first comparison table, that the vulnerability is duplicated and excluding the corresponding vulnerability from vulnerability information.

Abstract: A system and method for allowing seamless integration of an omni-channel communication platform into third-party ad campaigns. An omni-channel communication platform comprises an interaction control system, an interaction routing system, and a media translation system. Users perform function calls via an application programming interface (API) to a URL generator in order to receive a custom redirect URL that may be hosted on a user's advertisement. The redirect URL intercepts customer interactions with that advertisement and allows the customer and user to communication over the customer's and user's preferred method, converting the user's communication technology to the customer's communication technology and vice-versa. Furthermore, the user may request a generated user-interface graphic that is associated with the redirect URL via the same or a different function call.

Abstract: A network device (e.g., a user's mobile phone) may be used to make a telephone call to a landline telephone associated with a client device (e.g., a business's device). If the telephone call is terminated, either the network device or the client device may generate a text message to the other and establish a communication session. The client device may present a variety of options to the network device of service requests that may be completed by text message. The network device may transmit the service request and the service request may be fulfilled by the client.

Abstract: A first email message is received. The first email message has a first recipient email address and a first payload. The first recipient email address has a first username portion and a first domain name portion. If a user account is associated with the first username portion, then the first payload is transmitted to an email address associated with that user account. Otherwise, the first payload is transmitted, via a fax transmission method, to a first destination specified by a first destination identifier based on the first username portion of the first recipient email address.

Abstract: Systems and methods provide for automatically generating a data model that includes a first data feed conforming to industry standards where only alerts for alert triggering violations are provided. The data model further comprises a second data feed that includes both the alerts from the first data feed and a plurality of synthetic alerts for any violations that occur in a data center but do not qualify as alert triggering violations. This second data feed provides a complete picture of the performance of a data center's devices and allows for accurate analytics.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for generating and deploying a reinforced learning model to train a chatbot. The method includes selecting a plurality of conversations, wherein each conversation includes an agent and a user. The method includes identifying, in each of the conversations, a set of turns and on or more topics. The method further includes associating one or more topics to each turn of the set of turns. The method includes, generating a conversation flow for each conversation, wherein the conversation flow identifies a sequence of the topics. The method includes applying an outcome score to each conversation. The method includes creating a reinforced learning (RL) model, wherein the RL model includes a Markov is based on the conversation flow of each conversation and the outcome score of each conversation. The method includes deploying the RL model, wherein the deploying includes sending the RL model to a chatbot.

Abstract: Improved methods for retrieval of content from CDNs is provided that includes a rendezvous controller that receives information of an identification of content being requested and an estimated location of a content requesting device. Based on this information, the rendezvous system identifies a server within a CDN from which the requested content may be retrieved. The selected server may be based on a repeatable hash function such that the likelihood that the content being requested is cached at the selected server. Steering requests to a server of the CDN which may have the content cached may reduce the number of servers within the CDN with the same cached content, particularly for the highest requested content. The rendezvous system may then return a corresponding domain name associated with the selected server and that can be subsequently submitted to a DNS for resolution to the IP address of the identified server.

Abstract: A distributed system that implements an online exchange may comprise a plurality of server nodes, each of which being configured to receive exchange transaction proposals from customers of the online exchange over a computer network and each being configured to store a copy of a blockchain distributed ledger of completed exchange transactions. A consensus engine may be coupled, over the computer network, to the plurality of server nodes and may receive a plurality of exchange transaction proposals from the plurality of server nodes. The consensus engine may be being further configured to achieve consensus on the plurality of exchange transaction proposals and to generate, in response, an ordering of agreed-upon exchange transaction proposals that includes the plurality of exchange transaction proposals on which consensus has been reached.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for communication networks and network operations for processing partial uses of clustered access rights. The communication networks may include channels such as short-range communication channels, such as Bluetooth, BTLE, and/or near-field communication (NFC) channels.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatus for using a message broker that implements a publish-subscribe messaging protocol to exchange messages between a remote server and a bridge computing device of a local network of interconnected devices are disclosed. In one example, a bridge computing devices transmits to a remote server, a provisioning request in response to achieving a power-on state. The server generates and transmits, to the bridge computing device, a provisioning response that includes information indicating a channel to which the remote server will publish messages and a channel to which the bridge computing device should publish messages. The bridge computing device subscribes to the channel the server will publish to, and the server subscribes to the channel the bridge computing device will publish to. Third-party computing devices may also subscribe and publish to the channels in order to receive and provide messages to the bridge computing device.

Abstract: An ingestion server is provided for processing emails and providing intelligent workflows. The ingestion server includes a processor and a memory. The processor is configured to receive an electronic mail message containing a set of email content and to determine a content type. The content type is one of structured content and unstructured content. The processor is configured to identify a parsing module from a plurality of parsing modules to process the set of email content. The processor is configured to apply the identified parsing module to the set of email content to obtain a set of parsed email content. The processor is configured to apply a mapper module to the set of parsed email content to obtain a routing path. The processor is also configured to define an intelligent workflow based on the routing path. The processor is also configured to submit the work item using the intelligent workflow.

Abstract: A system for generating, transmitting, providing and/or receiving signaling.

Abstract: The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for managing and replaying persistent draft messages for entity data. One example method includes receiving a request from a client to read entity data in a draft of an entity. Previously-generated messages for the draft of the entity are retrieved and regenerated. A request to change a field of the entity is received and a set of previously-generated messages that correspond to the field is identified. Each message in the set of previously-generated messages is marked as invalid to prevent subsequent regeneration of messages in the set of messages. Each message in the previously-generated messages that is not marked as invalid is stored as a persistent draft message for the draft of the entity.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are directed to a central communication hub, structured for integrating a plurality of electronic communication channels associated with the user, such that the user can utilize disparate electronic communication channels via a central user application. The communications hub is structured for identifying, retrieving and processing electronic communications associated with the user, as well as, automatically initiating actions associated with the communications. The communications hub is also structured for proactively transmitting alerts associated with the electronic communications. The central communication hub also comprises a system for centralized management of records, structured for secure and convenient storage, sharing and retrieval of user records. This can include intelligent automated management of user records.

Abstract: A computerized broker system for enabling coordination of computerized federation resources in a networked computer environment to support discovery, connection and correspondence with the computerized federation resources, the computerized broker system is disclosed. The computerized broker system enables the coordination of unique meaningful multipart identifiers and resolver outcomes that satisfy the mutual interest of federation members and ensure agreement, interoperability, usability, reusability, flexibility, stability, expected behaviors, scalability, avoidance of conflict, and other such mutual benefits that are difficult to achieve at scale through member to member cooperation and with no brokerage. A method for distributing and discovering networked resources in a computerized broker system is disclosed and a further method for managing federated networks and federation resources in a computerized broker system is also disclosed.

Abstract: The application discloses an information sharing method including: S10, obtaining information to be shared that a sending terminal wants to share to a receiving terminal; S20, detecting whether the information to be shared meets a preset rule, the preset rule including: the information meeting a first preset condition, and/or, the receiving terminal and/or the sending terminal meeting a second preset condition; and S30: in determining that the information to be shared meets the preset rule, sending the information according to a preset strategy. The application also discloses other related information sharing methods, devices, and non-volatile computer-readable storage medium. The purpose of intelligently sharing information is realized.

Abstract: Sender Policy Framework (SPF) is a widely used method of distinguishing authorized email from unauthorized email. SPF policies are published into a domain's DNS and then looked up and evaluated by mail receivers. Due to the complexity and limitations of the SPF specification, implementation mistakes and risks are widespread. This problem is compounded by the common practice of nesting SPF policies which introduces hidden risks, particularly exceeding DNS lookup limits. Embodiments of the present disclosure enable new SPF techniques such as selectively inactivating parts of a policy by introducing a virtual-all term, designed to secure against the third-party term inclusions in the policy. When the primary policy is online, the virtual-all term may serve as a terminate policy evaluation much like a traditional “all” term. If the primary policy is offline, a “fail open” may be produced, allowing policy evaluation to proceed into previously inactivated segment of the policy.

Abstract: A system and method for efficiently transmitting signals from a sensing device to a remote device are disclosed. The sensing device includes at least one sensor for sensing information. The sensed information could be associated with heart activity. The sensing device smooths the sensed signal and then calculates the difference between the smoothed sensed signal and a locally stored baseline signal to determine a differential signal, which can be transmitted as a smaller packet of data than the full sensed signal. The remote device receives information associated with the differential signal and uses a local copy of the baseline signal to reconstruct the original smoothed sensed signal.