Abstract: A security agent configured to execute on the electronic device at a level below all of the operating systems of the electronic device accessing the memory or a storage of the electronic device may be further configured to: (i) access one or more security rules to determine a criteria by which an attempted access involving a transfer of content between the memory and the storage of an electronic device will be trapped; (ii) if the criteria is met, trap, at a level below all of the operating systems of the electronic device, attempted access of data between memory and storage of an electronic device; and (iii) analyze, at a level below all of the operating systems of the electronic device, information associated with the attempted access to determine if the attempted access was affected by malware

Abstract: An electronic display includes a display panel. The display panel includes a pixel array and receives a supply voltage. The display panel also includes a panel driver configured to generate a gate line voltage. The panel driver also supplies the gate line voltage to the display panel based on a comparison between the gate line voltage and the supply voltage.

Abstract: A method for analyzing a computing system includes the steps of at a first moment in time, scanning the resources of the computing system for indications of malware, at a second moment in time scanning the resources of the computing system for indications of malware and determining the system executable objects loaded on the computing system, determining malware system changes, identifying a relationship between the malware system changes and the system executable objects loaded on the computing system, and identifying as suspected malware the system executable objects loaded on the computing system which have a relationship with the malware system changes. The malware system changes include differences between the results of scanning the resources of the computing system for indications of malware at the second and first moment of time.

Abstract: Named entity recognition is described, for example, to detect an instance of a named entity in a web page and classify the named entity as being an organization or other predefined class. In various examples, named entity recognition results are used to augment text from which the named entity was recognized; the augmentation may comprise information retrieval results about the named entity mention. In various embodiments, labeled training sentences in many different languages and for many different classes, are obtained to train machine learning components of a multi-lingual, multi-class, named entity recognition system. In examples, labeled training sentences are obtained from at least two sources, a first source using a multi-lingual or monolingual corpus of inter-linked documents and a second source using machine translation training data. In examples, labeled training sentences from the two sources are selectively sampled for training the named entity recognition system.

Abstract: A method for detecting malware device drivers includes the steps of identifying one or more device drivers loaded on an electronic device, analyzing the device drivers to determine suspicious device drivers, accessing information about the suspicious device drivers in a reputation system, and evaluating whether the suspicious device driver include malware. The suspicious device drivers are not recognized as not including malware. The reputation system is configured to store information about suspicious device drivers. The evaluation is based upon historical data regarding the suspicious device driver.

Abstract: A system for protecting an electronic device against malware includes a memory, an operating system configured to execute on the electronic device, and a below-operating-system security agent. The below-operating-system security agent is configured to trap an attempted access of a resource of the electronic device, access one or more security rules to determine whether the attempted access is indicative of malware, and operate at a level below all of the operating systems of the electronic device accessing the memory. The attempted access includes attempting to write instructions to the memory and attempting to execute the instructions.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a system for launching a security architecture includes an electronic device comprising a processor and one or more operating systems, a security agent, and a launching module. The launching module comprises a boot manager and a secured launching agent. The boot manager is configured to boot the secured launching agent before booting the operating systems, and the secured launching agent is configured to load a security agent. The security agent is configured to execute at a level below all operating systems of the electronic device, intercept a request to access a resource of the electronic device, the request originating from the operational level of one of one or more operating systems of the electronic device, and determine if a request is indicative of malware. In some embodiments, the secured launching agent may be configured to determine whether the security agent is infected with malware prior to loading the security agent.

Abstract: A system for protecting an electronic device against malware includes a memory, an operating system configured to execute on the electronic device, and a below-operating-system security agent. The below-operating-system security agent is configured to trap an attempted access of a resource of the electronic device, access one or more security rules to determine whether the attempted access is indicative of malware, and operate at a level below all of the operating systems of the electronic device accessing the memory. The attempted access includes attempting to write instructions to the memory and attempting to execute the instructions.

Abstract: A system for protecting an electronic system against malware includes an operating system configured to execute on the electronic device, a driver coupled to the operating system, and a below-operating-system security agent. The below-operating-system security agent is configured to identify one or more resources for changing filters of the driver, trap an attempted access of the one or more resources that originates from the operational level of the operating system, access one or more security rules to determine whether the attempted access is indicative of malware, and operate at a level below all of the operating systems of the electronic system accessing the one or more resources for changing filters of the driver.

Abstract: Some implementations provide techniques and arrangements to perform automated translation from a source language to a target language. For example, an out-of-vocabulary word may be identified and a morphological analysis may be performed to determine whether the out-of-vocabulary word reduces to at least one stem. If the out-of-vocabulary word reduces to a stem, the stem may be translated. The translated stem may be inflected if the out-of-vocabulary word is inflected. If the out-of-vocabulary word has any affixes, the affixes may be translated. In some cases, the translated affixes may be reordered before being combined with the inflected and translated stem. If the out-of-vocabulary word is misspelled, the spelling of the out-of-vocabulary word may be corrected before performing the morphological analysis. If the out-of-vocabulary word is a colloquial form of a formal word, the out-of-vocabulary word may be replaced with the formal word before performing the morphological analysis.

Abstract: A system for protecting an electronic device against malware includes a memory, an operating system configured to execute on the electronic device, and a below-operating-system security agent. The below-operating-system security agent is configured to trap an attempted access of one or more resources of the operating system, access one or more security rules to determine whether the attempted access is indicative of malware, operate at a level below all of the operating systems of the electronic device accessing the one or more resources. The attempted access includes an attempted loading or unloading of a driver in the operating system.

Abstract: A system for securing an electronic device may include a memory, a processor, one or more operating systems residing in the memory for execution by the processor, an input-output (I/O) device of the electronic device coupled to the operating system; and a security agent configured to execute on the electronic device at a level below all of the operating systems of the electronic device accessing the I/O device. The security agent may be further configured to: (i) trap, at a level below all of the operating systems of the electronic device accessing an input/output (I/O) device, an attempted access of a facility for I/O operation with the I/O device; and (ii) using one or more security rules, analyze the attempted access to determine whether the attempted access is indicative of malware.

Abstract: A method for detecting malware includes the steps of identifying a one or more open network connections of an electronic device, associating one or more executable objects on the electronic device with the one or more open network connections of the electronic device, determining the address of a first network destination that is connected to the open network connections of the electronic device, receiving an evaluation of the first network destination, and identifying one or more of the executable objects as malware executable objects. The evaluation includes an indication that the first network destination is associated with malware. The malware executable objects includes the executable objects that are associated with the open network connections that are connected to the first network destination.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a system for protecting an electronic device against malware includes a memory, an operating system configured to execute on the electronic device, and a below-operating-system security agent. The below-operating-system security agent is configured to trap an attempted access by a first driver of the operating system of a second driver of the electronic device, access one or more security rules to determine whether the attempted access is indicative of malware, and operate at a level below all of the operating systems of the electronic device accessing the second driver.

Abstract: A method for proactively detecting shared libraries suspected of association with malware includes the steps of determining one or more shared libraries loaded on an electronic device, determining that one or more of the shared libraries include suspicious shared libraries by determining that the shared library is associated with indications that the shared library may have been maliciously injected, loaded, and/or operating on the electronic device, and identifying the suspicious shared libraries to a reputation server.

Abstract: A system for securing an electronic device, may include a memory, a processor, one or more operating systems residing in the memory for execution by the processor; and a security agent configured to execute on the electronic device at a level below all of the operating systems of the electronic device accessing the memory. The security agent may be further configured to detect presence of malicious code, and in response to detecting presence of the malicious code, modify the malicious code.

Abstract: A hybrid storage absorption refrigeration system and method. The system includes a thermal collector, a condenser, an evaporator, a cold storage tank, an absorber, a weak solution tank, a strong solution tank, a refrigerant storage tank, a refrigerant heat exchanger, and a solution heat exchanger. The method includes providing heat from a thermal collector to produce a refrigerant vapor from strong solution, condensing the refrigerant vapor, producing a refrigeration effect in an evaporator, chilling a cold storage medium in a cold storage tank, combining refrigerant vapor with weak solution in an absorber to produce strong solution, storing weak solution, storing strong solution, storing refrigerant, exchanging heat between hot and cold refrigerants in a refrigerant heat exchanger, and exchanging heat between weak solution and strong solution in a solution heat exchanger.

Abstract: A system for securing an electronic device may include a memory, a processor; one or more operating systems residing in the memory for execution by the processor; and a security agent configured to execute on the electronic device at a level below all of the operating systems of the electronic device accessing the memory. The security agent may be further configured to: (i) trap attempted accesses to the memory, wherein each of such attempted accesses may, individually or in the aggregate, indicate the presence of self-modifying malware; (ii) in response to trapping each attempted access to the memory, record information associated with the attempted access in a history; and (iii) in response to a triggering attempted access associated with a particular memory location, analyze information in the history associated with the particular memory location to determine if suspicious behavior has occurred with respect to the particular memory location.

Abstract: A system, method and computer program product are provided. In use, a COM server dynamic link library is identified. Further, an emulation layer is inserted in association with the COM server dynamic link library to emulate interfaces exported by the COM server dynamic link library. As an option, it may be determined whether the COM server DLL is loaded, and the emulation layer may be inserted in response to the determination.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a system for securing access to system calls includes a memory, an operating system configured to execute on an electronic device, and a below-operating-system security agent. The below-operating-system security agent is configured to identify one or more resources associated with a system call for which attempted accesses will be trapped, trap an attempted access of the one or more resources that originates from the operational level of the operating system, access one or more security rules to determine whether the attempted access is authorized, and operate at a level below all of the operating systems of the electronic device accessing the one or more resources associated with a system call.