Abstract: Apparatuses, devices, and methods for protecting content on a computer are disclosed that employ a novel hypervisor configured to segregate, or partition, hardware resources or portions thereof into protected and unprotected areas and devices. The partitioning, effectively hides protected hardware resources, such as the BIOS device, etc., from operating systems running on the computer. The hypervisor controls access resources into the protected area and limits the manner in which the operating systems on the computer can access the protected resources and content. The hypervisor can be configured to physically partition entire hardware resource or to employ virtualization technology to partition hardware resources, such as memory devices, into protected and unprotected areas that are virtually partitioned.

Abstract: Embodiments provide remote control encoders and decoders, encryption algorithms, key generation, systems and methods, singularly and in combination, and not limited thereto.

Abstract: Embodiments provide remote control encoders and decoders, encryption algorithms and methods, singularly and in combination, and not limited thereto.

Abstract: A system and method that uses authentication inkblots to help computer system users first select and later recall authentication information from high entropy information spaces. An inkblot authentication module generates authentication inkblots from authentication inkblot seeds. On request, a security authority generates, stores and supplies an authentication inkblot seed set for a user. In response to an authentication inkblot, a user inputs one or more alphanumeric characters. The responses to one or more authentication inkblots serve as authentication information. A user-computable hash of the natural language description of the authentication inkblot is utilized to speed authentication information entry and provide for compatibility with conventional password-based authentication. Authentication with an authentication information match ratio of less than 100% is possible.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method and apparatus for sharing sensitive data. A trusted operating system is configured to securely execute boot instructions for one or more hardware component. A virtual operating system in communication with the trusted operating system is configured with one or more security policies defining access rights associated with the one or more hardware component.

Abstract: A system and method that uses authentication inkblots to help computer system users first select and later recall authentication information from high entropy information spaces. An inkblot authentication module generates authentication inkblots from authentication inkblot seeds. On request, a security authority generates, stores and supplies an authentication inkblot seed set for a user. In response to an authentication inkblot, a user inputs one or more alphanumeric characters. The responses to one or more authentication inkblots serve as authentication information. A user-computable hash of the natural language description of the authentication inkblot is utilized to speed authentication information entry and provide for compatibility with conventional password-based authentication. Authentication with an authentication information match ratio of less than 100% is possible.