Abstract: Systems and methods for processing data are described. More specifically, a query request may be received and a data pattern may be identified in the query request. Personally identifiable information associated with the query request may then be de-pseudonymized. Accordingly, a second request using the de-pseudonymized personally identifiable information and receiving a response to the second request may be generated. The personally identifiable information in the response may be pseudonymized such that the pseudonymized personally identifiable information and data included in the response is provided to a client.

Abstract: Systems and methods for processing data are described. More specifically, a query request may be received and a data pattern may be identified in the query request. Personally identifiable information associated with the query request may then be de-pseudonymized. Accordingly, a second request using the de-pseudonymized personally identifiable information and receiving a response to the second request may be generated. The personally identifiable information in the response may be pseudonymized such that the pseudonymized personally identifiable information and data included in the response is provided to a client.

Abstract: According to embodiments of the present disclosure, there is provided a system, method, electronic device, storage medium and program product of security protection. The system comprises: a security computing sub-system, configured to manage security of developed code to compile the developed code into an installation file corresponding to a target application and a service program for supporting the target application; a data exchange sub-system, configured to manage data communication of the target application or service program with RoW (rest of World); and a security sandbox sub-system, configured to manage traffic data associated with the target application. In this way, the embodiments of the present disclosure can guarantee the security and compliance of data related to the target application.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to systems and methods that include receiving media content from a content submitter, classifying the media content by initiating one of synchronous classification and asynchronous classification based on a type of the media content, generating a media content certificate based on the media type, the certificate including results of the classification, storing the media content certificate with the media content, and filtering the media content based on at least one of an identity of the content submitter, the results of the classification, and the media content including malicious content.

Abstract: Computerized methods enable automatic monitoring of requests to an online service and apply access restrictions, as appropriate, to servicing of requests in real-time or near real-time. For each request received by the online service, a plurality of parameters associated with the request are identified, and counters corresponding to the particular values of the plurality of parameters associated with the request are incremented to track the number of times a parameter value appears or occurs in connection with requests to the online service. A first level check or analysis is performed to determine whether a second level check or analysis is required. The first level check or analysis comprises an initial screening that is not computationally intensive. The second level check or analysis is more resource-intensive and is triggered depending on the outcome of the first level check or analysis.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for selectively publishing user-provided content items to other users is provided. In some instances, the content items are excluded from being rendered to a user according to one or more blocks that block the user from viewing content items provided by certain members. Managing blocks and excluding content is more efficiently achieved through the implementation of a Bloom filter that contains the blocked pairs of users. The Bloom filter can, using few computing resources, be queried to determine if a block does not exist between two users. If the Bloom filter returns an indication that a block might exist, the apparatus determines if a block is stored in an LRU cache of recently retrieved blocks. If the LRU cache does not identify a block, then a call to retrieve one or more blocked pairs is made to a data storage.

Abstract: To detect potentially malicious behavior or fraud, online environments maintain counts of a variety of data items received via a webpage or an application. A bucket scheme to track and retrieve these counts is described. The bucket system maintains a rolling count over a period of time. The bucket system comprises three different tiers, each containing buckets corresponding to different periods of time. When a new data item is received, one bucket in each tier is updated. The bucket is updated by generating a bucket address and initiating or incrementing a counter counting the number of times the data item was received. To retrieve the count over a specified period of time, the counters in a plurality of the buckets are read and aggregated.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for selectively publishing user-provided content items to other users is provided. In some instances, the content items are excluded from being rendered to a user according to one or more blocks that block the user from viewing content items provided by certain members. Managing blocks and excluding content is more efficiently achieved through the implementation of a Bloom filter that contains the blocked pairs of users. The Bloom filter can, using few computing resources, be queried to determine if a block does not exist between two users. If the Bloom filter returns an indication that a block might exist, the apparatus determines if a block is stored in an LRU cache of recently retrieved blocks. If the LRU cache does not identify a block, then a call to retrieve one or more blocked pairs is made to a data storage.

Abstract: To detect potentially malicious behavior or fraud, online environments maintain counts of a variety of data items received via a webpage or an application. A bucket scheme to track and retrieve these counts is described. The bucket system maintains a rolling count over a period of time. The bucket system comprises three different tiers, each containing buckets corresponding to different periods of time. When a new data item is received, one bucket in each tier is updated. The bucket is updated by generating a bucket address and initiating or incrementing a counter counting the number of times the data item was received. To retrieve the count over a specified period of time, the counters in a plurality of the buckets are read and aggregated.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to systems and methods that include receiving media content from a content submitter, classifying the media content by initiating one of synchronous classification and asynchronous classification based on a type of the media content, generating a media content certificate based on the media type, the certificate including results of the classification, storing the media content certificate with the media content, and filtering the media content based on at least one of an identity of the content submitter, the results of the classification, and the media content including malicious content.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for selectively publishing user-provided content items to other users is provided. In some instances, the content items are excluded from being rendered to a user according to one or more blocks that block the user from viewing content items provided by certain members. Managing blocks and excluding content is more efficiently achieved through the implementation of a Bloom filter that contains the blocked pairs of users. The Bloom filter can, using few computing resources, be queried to determine if a block does not exist between two users. If the Bloom filter returns an indication that a block might exist, the apparatus determines if a block is stored in an LRU cache of recently retrieved blocks. If the LRU cache does not identify a block, then a call to retrieve one or more blocked pairs is made to a data storage.

Abstract: A system, apparatus, and method are provided for facilitating simultaneous formation of associations or connections among multiple users of a professional network service, a social network service or other application or service in which users form relationships with each other. One user submits a request or suggestion to the system and identifies the multiple users (e.g., by username, by electronic mail address, by telephone number). The system dispatches invitations to some or all of the users to allow them to endorse connections with all of the other users, with none of the users, or with some specific subset. The system receives the responses and forms the approved associations.