Patents by Inventor Nir Livay
Nir Livay has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 11892548Abstract: A pay television satellite broadcast includes validation data that can be used to validate authenticity of live global positioning system (GPS) data. The validation data may be included within entitlement messages and encrypted for security and selective reception by authorized receivers. A navigation system may compute checksums of received live GPS data and compare with the validation data for a match. A decision about whether or not to use the live GPS data may be taken based on whether or not the computed checksums match the validation data received via the pay television satellite broadcast signals.Type: GrantFiled: December 30, 2022Date of Patent: February 6, 2024Assignee: OPENTV, INC.Inventors: Scott Jantz, Nir Livay
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Publication number: 20230213660Abstract: A pay television satellite broadcast includes validation data that can be used to validate authenticity of live global positioning system (GPS) data. The validation data may be included within entitlement messages and encrypted for security and selective reception by authorized receivers. A navigation system may compute checksums of received live GPS data and compare with the validation data for a match. A decision about whether or not to use the live GPS data may be taken based on whether or not the computed checksums match the validation data received via the pay television satellite broadcast signals.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 30, 2022Publication date: July 6, 2023Applicant: OpenTV, Inc.Inventors: Scott Jantz, Nir Livay
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Patent number: 11567217Abstract: A pay television satellite broadcast includes validation data that can be used to validate authenticity of live global positioning system (GPS) data. The validation data may be included within entitlement messages and encrypted for security and selective reception by authorized receivers. A navigation system may compute checksums of received live GPS data and compare with the validation data for a match. A decision about whether or not to use the live GPS data may be taken based on whether or not the computed checksums match the validation data received via the pay television satellite broadcast signals.Type: GrantFiled: February 22, 2021Date of Patent: January 31, 2023Assignee: OPENTV, INC.Inventors: Scott Jantz, Nir Livay
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Publication number: 20210247522Abstract: A pay television satellite broadcast includes validation data that can be used to validate authenticity of live global positioning system (GPS) data. The validation data may be included within entitlement messages and encrypted for security and selective reception by authorized receivers. A navigation system may compute checksums of received live GPS data and compare with the validation data for a match. A decision about whether or not to use the live GPS data may be taken based on whether or not the computed checksums match the validation data received via the pay television satellite broadcast signals.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 22, 2021Publication date: August 12, 2021Applicant: OpenTV, Inc.Inventors: Scott Jantz, Nir Livay
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Patent number: 11039189Abstract: The present invention relates to the domain of control of access to audiovisual content transmitted to a receiver, in particular control based on the localization of the receiver. This invention proposes a method of control of access to content transmitted to a receiver, said receiver being part of an access geographic control system comprising verification means and security means, the method comprising the following steps: acquisition of a current localization by a portable device, transfer of the current localization to the verification means, extraction, in a memory of the verification means, of a localization data set defining at least one area, verification, by the verification means, that the current localization is included in said area, and if so, transmission of an authorization message for the reception of the audiovisual content to the security means relative to the receiver.Type: GrantFiled: November 29, 2019Date of Patent: June 15, 2021Assignee: NAGRAVISION S.A.Inventors: David Servignat, Jose-Emmanuel Pont, Frederic Thomas, Scott Jantz, Nir Livay
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Patent number: 10955560Abstract: A pay television satellite broadcast includes validation data that can be used to validate authenticity of live global positioning system (GPS) data. The validation data may be included within entitlement messages and encrypted for security and selective reception by authorized receivers. A navigation system may compute checksums of received live GPS data and compare with the validation data for a match. A decision about whether or not to use the live GPS data may be taken based on whether or not the computed checksums match the validation data received via the pay television satellite broadcast signals.Type: GrantFiled: October 14, 2016Date of Patent: March 23, 2021Assignee: OPENTV, INC.Inventors: Scott Jantz, Nir Livay
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Publication number: 20200099971Abstract: The present invention relates to the domain of control of access to audiovisual content transmitted to a receiver, in particular control based on the localization of the receiver. This invention proposes a method of control of access to content transmitted to a receiver, said receiver being part of an access geographic control system comprising verification means and security means, the method comprising the following steps: acquisition of a current localization by a portable device, transfer of the current localization to the verification means, extraction, in a memory of the verification means, of a localization data set defining at least one area, verification, by the verification means, that the current localization is included in said area, and if so, transmission of an authorization message for the reception of the audiovisual content to the security means relative to the receiver.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 29, 2019Publication date: March 26, 2020Applicant: NAGRAVISION S.A.Inventors: David SERVIGNAT, Jose-Emmanuel PONT, Frederic THOMAS, Scott JANTZ, Nir LIVAY
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Publication number: 20180204697Abstract: A power supply coupling circuit may include at least one reed switch connecting a power supply with a load and disposed within an electronic device. A predetermined arrangement of one or more external magnets may be required to open the at least one reed switch to disconnect the power supply from the load.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 17, 2017Publication date: July 19, 2018Applicant: OpenTV, Inc.Inventors: Scott JANTZ, Nir LIVAY
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Publication number: 20170031027Abstract: A pay television satellite broadcast includes validation data that can be used to validate authenticity of live global positioning system (GPS) data. The validation data may be included within entitlement messages and encrypted for security and selective reception by authorized receivers. A navigation system may compute checksums of received live GPS data and compare with the validation data for a match. A decision about whether or not to use the live GPS data may be taken based on whether or not the computed checksums match the validation data received via the pay television satellite broadcast signals.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 14, 2016Publication date: February 2, 2017Applicant: OpenTV, Inc.Inventors: Scott Jantz, Nir Livay
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Patent number: 9470796Abstract: A pay television satellite broadcast includes validation data that can be used to validate authenticity of live global positioning system (GPS) data. The validation data may be included within entitlement messages and encrypted for security and selective reception by authorized receivers. A navigation system may compute checksums of received live GPS data and compare with the validation data for a match. A decision about whether or not to use the live GPS data may be taken based on whether or not the computed checksums match the validation data received via the pay television satellite broadcast signals.Type: GrantFiled: April 23, 2014Date of Patent: October 18, 2016Assignee: OPENTV, INC.Inventors: Scott Jantz, Nir Livay
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Publication number: 20160219319Abstract: The present invention relates to the domain of control of access to audiovisual content transmitted to a receiver, in particular control based on the localization of the receiver. This invention proposes a method of control of access to content transmitted to a receiver, said receiver being part of an access geographic control system comprising verification means and security means, the method comprising the following steps: acquisition of a current localization by a portable device, transfer of the current localization to the verification means, extraction, in a memory of the verification means, of a localization data set defining at least one area, verification, by the verification means, that the current localization is included in said area, and if so, transmission of an authorization message for the reception of the audiovisual content to the security means relative to the receiver.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 4, 2014Publication date: July 28, 2016Inventors: David SERVIGNAT, Jose-Emmanuel PONT, Frederic THOMAS, Scott JANTZ, Nir LIVAY
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Publication number: 20150309179Abstract: A pay television satellite broadcast includes validation data that can be used to validate authenticity of live global positioning system (GPS) data. The validation data may be included within entitlement messages and encrypted for security and selective reception by authorized receivers. A navigation system may compute checksums of received live GPS data and compare with the validation data for a match. A decision about whether or not to use the live GPS data may be taken based on whether or not the computed checksums match the validation data received via the pay television satellite broadcast signals.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 23, 2014Publication date: October 29, 2015Applicant: OPENTV, INC.Inventors: Scott Jantz, Nir Livay