Patents Assigned to NL Systems, LLC
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Publication number: 20160028700Abstract: A method and system for transmission of digital content via e-mail with point of use digital rights management is disclosed. The secured access rights to the digital content may be customized for individual recipients by the sender, and may evolve over time. The access rights are enforced according to a time-dependent scheme. A key server is used to arbitrate session keys for the encrypted content, eliminating the requirement to exchange public keys prior to transmission of the digital content. During the entire process of transmitting and receiving e-mail messages and documents, the exchange of cryptographic keys remains totally transparent to the users of the system. Additionally, electronic documents may be digitally signed with authentication of the signature.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 30, 2015Publication date: January 28, 2016Applicant: NL Systems, LLCInventors: Patrick Carson Meehan, Zachary Wisenbaker Price, Raymond Joseph Zambroski, JR., William Henry Frenchu, Shawn Patrick Hickey, Jesse Lee White, Anthony Allen Mohr, Jeremy Wayne Gomsrud
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Patent number: 9094215Abstract: A method and system for transmission of digital content via e-mail with point of use digital rights management is disclosed. The secured access rights to the digital content may be customized for individual recipients by the sender, and may evolve over time. The access rights are enforced according to a time-dependent scheme. A key server is used to arbitrate session keys for the encrypted content, eliminating the requirement to exchange public keys prior to transmission of the digital content. During the entire process of transmitting and receiving e-mail messages and documents, the exchange of cryptographic keys remains totally transparent to the users of the system. Additionally, electronic documents may be digitally signed with authentication of the signature.Type: GrantFiled: January 24, 2014Date of Patent: July 28, 2015Assignee: NL Systems, LLCInventors: Patrick Carson Meehan, Zachary Wisenbaker Price, Raymond Joseph Zambroski, Jr., William Henry Frenchu, Shawn Patrick Hickey, Jesse Lee White, Anthony Allen Mohr, Jeremy Wayne Gomsrud
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Patent number: 9003548Abstract: A method and system of encrypting and decrypting documents and recipient rights.Type: GrantFiled: April 13, 2004Date of Patent: April 7, 2015Assignee: NL Systems, LLCInventor: Vlad Pigin
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Publication number: 20140208098Abstract: A method and system for transmission of digital content via e-mail with point of use digital rights management is disclosed. The secured access rights to the digital content may be customized for individual recipients by the sender, and may evolve over time. The access rights are enforced according to a time-dependent scheme. A key server is used to arbitrate session keys for the encrypted content, eliminating the requirement to exchange public keys prior to transmission of the digital content. During the entire process of transmitting and receiving e-mail messages and documents, the exchange of cryptographic keys remains totally transparent to the users of the system. Additionally, electronic documents may be digitally signed with authentication of the signature.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 24, 2014Publication date: July 24, 2014Applicant: NL Systems, LLCInventors: Patrick Carson Meehan, Zachary Wisenbaker Price, Raymond Joseph Zambroski, William Henry Frenchu, Shawn Patrick Hickey, Jesse Lee White, Anthony Allen Mohr, Jeremy Wayne Gomsrud
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Patent number: 8677126Abstract: A method and system for transmission of digital content via e-mail with point of use digital rights management is disclosed. The secured access rights to the digital content may be customized for individual recipients by the sender, and may evolve over time. The access rights are enforced according to a time-dependent scheme. A key server is used to arbitrate session keys for the encrypted content, eliminating the requirement to exchange public keys prior to transmission of the digital content. During the entire process of transmitting and receiving e-mail messages and documents, the exchange of cryptographic keys remains totally transparent to the users of the system. Additionally, electronic documents may be digitally signed with authentication of the signature.Type: GrantFiled: June 29, 2012Date of Patent: March 18, 2014Assignee: NL Systems, LLCInventors: Patrick Carson Meehan, Zachary Wisenbaker Price, Raymond Joseph Zambroski, Jr., William Henry Frenchu, Shawn Patrick Hickey, Jesse Lee White, Anthony Allen Mohr, Jeremy Wayne Gomsrud
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Publication number: 20130124867Abstract: In one embodiment, a method includes receiving a request to remove one or more limitations imposed on a full-featured base application executing on a client computer. The method further includes creating a license package. The license package includes a first layer and a second layer separately encrypted therein. The second layer includes a license key operable to be consumed by the full-featured base application to remove the one or more limitations. The first layer comprises information sufficient to identify the license key. In addition, the method includes encapsulating the license package into a file having a file-type association with the full-featured base application. Further, the method includes transmitting the file to the client computer. The method also includes interacting with the full-featured base application to allow decryption of the first layer and the second layer so that the license key can be applied.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 15, 2012Publication date: May 16, 2013Applicant: NL SYSTEMS, LLCInventor: NL Systems, LLC
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Patent number: 8239682Abstract: A method and system for transmission of digital content via e-mail with point of use digital rights management is disclosed. The secured access rights to the digital content may be customized for individual recipients by the sender, and may evolve over time. The access rights are enforced according to a time-dependent scheme. A key server is used to arbitrate session keys for the encrypted content, eliminating the requirement to exchange public keys prior to transmission of the digital content. During the entire process of transmitting and receiving e-mail messages and documents, the exchange of cryptographic keys remains totally transparent to the users of the system. Additionally, electronic documents may be digitally signed with authentication of the signature.Type: GrantFiled: September 28, 2005Date of Patent: August 7, 2012Assignee: NL Systems, LLCInventors: Patrick Carson Meehan, Zachary Wisenbaker Price, Raymond Joseph Zambroski, Jr., William Henry Frenchu, Shawn Patrick Hickey, Jesse Lee White, Anthony Allen Mohr, Jeremy Wayne Gomsrud