Abstract: Methods and systems for detecting threats using threat signatures loaded in a computing device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for monitoring network activity. The methods include causing a display of a user interface to a user, wherein the user interface configured to present to the user a classification of a signature, wherein the classification of the signature is made by a firewall, and receive an input from the user to report that the firewall misclassified the signature. The methods also include receiving a report indicating that the firewall misclassified the signature based on the input received from the user; and modifying, using one or more processors executing instructions stored on memory, at least one of the signature and the firewall so that the firewall does not subsequently misclassify the signature.

Abstract: A gas turbine engine includes a turbomachine comprising a low pressure (LP) spool and a high pressure (HP) spool that rotate about a central axis, an electric motor mechanically coupled to the LP spool for selectively rotating the LP spool, a starter assembly mechanically coupled to the HP spool for selectively rotating the HP spool, and a controller in operative communication with the electric motor and the starter assembly, the controller being configured to operate the electric motor to rotate the LP spool and operate the starter assembly to rotate the HP spool during engine startup.

Abstract: Methods and systems for detecting threats using threat signatures loaded in a computing device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for scanning network activity. The methods include receiving at an interface connection data regarding a plurality of network connections, wherein the connection data includes a signature used to classify each of the plurality of network connections; determining, using one or more processors executing instructions stored on memory to provide a signature analysis engine configured to analyze the connection data, the signature is prohibitively prone to misclassifying network activity as malicious, wherein the determination is based on the analysis of the connection data; and implementing a signature policy to prevent the signature from misclassifying network activity as malicious.

Abstract: Systems and methods for monitoring a file download. The methods include communicating, using a first device, a request to download a file from a source; receiving at the first device a first plurality of packets related to the file; modifying the first plurality of packets to create a second plurality of packets; and communicating the second plurality of packets to a second device configured to reassemble the second plurality of packets, extract the file from the reassembled second plurality of packets, and obtain behavioral data associated with the file. The methods further include receiving at the first device the behavioral data associated with the file, and implementing a download decision based on the behavioral data associated with the file, wherein the implemented download decision indicates at least whether the first device downloads the file.

Abstract: Provided are methods, including computer-implemented methods, devices, and computer-program products applying systems and methods for facility matching and localization. According to some embodiments of the invention, the location of a pallet at a facility within a supply chain may be determined from location data received from a beacon on the pallet. In some embodiments, the position of the pallet within the facility may also be determined. Thus, the status of pallets may be monitored as they move through the supply chain.

Abstract: An aircraft defining a longitudinal centerline and extending between a forward end and an aft end is provided. The aircraft includes a fuselage extending longitudinally between the forward end of the aircraft and the aft end of the aircraft; a primary wing assembly extending laterally outwardly with respect to the longitudinal centerline from a portion of the fuselage; a first engine mounted to the primary wing assembly; and a first engine wing assembly extending outward from the first engine.

Abstract: Provided are methods, including computer-implemented methods, devices, and computer-program products applying promotion tracking. According to some embodiments of the invention, industry users may determine where a promotional pallet is in the store, the removal of promotional goods from the promotional pallet, and/or user interaction with the promotional pallet.

Abstract: An aircraft defining a longitudinal centerline and extending between a forward end and an aft end is provided. The aircraft includes a fuselage extending longitudinally between the forward end of the aircraft and the aft end of the aircraft; a primary wing assembly extending laterally outwardly with respect to the longitudinal centerline from a portion of the fuselage; a first engine mounted to the primary wing assembly; and a first engine wing assembly extending outward from the first engine.

Abstract: Provided are methods, including computer-implemented methods, devices, and computer-program products applying systems and methods for facility matching and localization. According to some embodiments of the invention, the location of a pallet at a facility within a supply chain may be determined from location data received from a beacon on the pallet. In some embodiments, the position of the pallet within the facility may also be determined. Thus, the status of pallets may be monitored as they move through the supply chain.

Abstract: Provided are methods, including computer-implemented methods, devices, and computer-program products applying systems and methods for facility matching and localization. According to some embodiments of the invention, the location of a pallet at a facility within a supply chain may be determined from location data received from a beacon on the pallet. In some embodiments, the position of the pallet within the facility may also be determined. Thus, the status of pallets may be monitored as they move through the supply chain.

Abstract: Systems and methods of the present disclosure relates to providing at least one multimedia service to at least one legacy device [120]. Embodiments may encompasses a method comprising steps of, establishing a connection between at least one user equipment [110A, 110B, 110C] and the at least one legacy device [120] via an IP multimedia sub-system [150]; receiving at least one parameter of the at least one legacy device [120] at the IP multimedia sub-system [150]; authenticating at least one user equipment [110A, 110B, 110C] by the IP multimedia sub-system [150]; registering the at least one user equipment and the at least one legacy device [120] at the IP multimedia sub-system [150]; updating of the legacy device [120] with an information pertaining to the registration of the at least one user equipment [110A, 110B, 110C]; and providing at least one multimedia service to the at least one legacy device [120] via the IP multimedia sub-system [150].

Abstract: Provided are methods, including computer-implemented methods, devices, and computer-program products applying systems and methods for facility matching and localization. According to some embodiments of the invention, the location of a pallet at a facility within a supply chain may be determined from location data received from a beacon on the pallet. In some embodiments, the position of the pallet within the facility may also be determined. Thus, the status of pallets may be monitored as they move through the supply chain.

Abstract: Provided are methods, including computer-implemented methods, devices, and computer-program products applying promotion tracking. According to some embodiments of the invention, industry users may determine where a promotional pallet is in the store, the removal of promotional goods from the promotional pallet, and/or user interaction with the promotional pallet.

Abstract: A solar module device with the master circuit generates the timing signal to synchronize each of the synchronized half wave rectified DC waveform generated by each of the slave circuits to a grid AC signal or a reference AC signal to allow the DC-AC power conversion of a plurality of solar cell groups provided in a module in an on-grid application and an off-grid application.

Abstract: Systems and processes for flexible and/or low volume product manufacture, including cost effective ways to manufacture low volume system level devices. In one aspect, this disclosure enables the manufacture of a plurality of System in Package (SiP) devices. In one aspect, the devices include one or more of an optical and electrical identifier, corresponding to substrates and/or product designs. The identifiers can be used in the assembly of the devices.

Abstract: Systems and methods of the present disclosure relates to providing at least one multimedia service to at least one legacy device [120]. Embodiments may encompasses a method comprising steps of, establishing a connection between at least one user equipment [110A, 110B, 110C] and the at least one legacy device [120] via an IP multimedia sub-system [150]; receiving at least one parameter of the at least one legacy device [120] at the IP multimedia sub-system [150]; authenticating at least one user equipment [110A, 110B, 110C] by the IP multimedia sub-system [150]; registering the at least one user equipment and the at least one legacy device [120] at the IP multimedia sub-system [150]; updating of the legacy device [120] with an information pertaining to the registration of the at least one user equipment [110A, 110B, 110C]; and providing at least one multimedia service to the at least one legacy device [120] via the IP multimedia sub-system [150].

Abstract: A method of operating an inverter device configured on a back plane of a solar module, the inverter device comprising an energy recovery circuit device coupled to a rectifier circuit, the method comprising transferring a charge from a rectifier output to a storage capacitor configured in an energy recovery circuit; storing the charge at the storage capacitor for a time period associated with a reverse recovery time; and transferring the charge to an output of a DC bus structure to reduce a diode recovery loss in the rectifier circuit.

Abstract: An inverter device for a solar module. The inverter device comprises a slave circuit device that includes an input comprising a DC input from a solar cell group and a preliminary boost circuit. A DC boost circuit is coupled to the preliminary boost circuit and configured to boost the intermediary voltage to an AC RMS peak voltage. A rectifier circuit is coupled to the DC boost circuit. An energy recovery circuit comprises a storage device coupled to the rectifier output. The energy recovery circuit is configured to temporarily store a reverse recovery charge and transfers the reverse recovery charge to an output of a DC bus structure to reduce a diode recovery loss in the rectifier circuit.