Abstract: Examples provided herein describe a method for providing security for Internet of Things (IoT) devices. For example, a data packet from an IoT device may be received at an edge device. A signature associated with the IoT device may be accessed at the edge device, where the signature includes network layer information about the IoT device. A set of rules may be applied by the edge device to validate the IoT device based on the accessed signature. Responsive to the IoT device being validated based on the accessed signature, received data packet, and the applied set of rules, the edge device may process the data packet from the IoT device.

Abstract: Examples described herein relate to circuitry, when operational, configured to: store records of memory accesses to a memory device by at least one requester based on a configuration, wherein the configuration is to specify a duration of memory access capture. In some examples, the at least one requester comprises one or more workloads running on one or more processors. In some examples, the configuration is to specify collection of one or more of: physical address ranges or read or write access type.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to machine-learning generalization, and in particular to techniques for regularizing machine-learning The present disclosure relates to machine-learning generalization, and in particular to techniques for regularizing machine-learning models using biological systems (e.g. brain data) to engineer machine-learning-algorithms that can generalize better. Particularly, aspects are directed to a computer implemented method that includes measuring a plurality of biological responses (e.g. neural responses to stimuli or other variables such body movements); generating data (e.g. responses to stimuli) using the predictive model which can denoise biological data and extract task relevant information; scaling and transforming these predictions (e.g. measure representational similarities between stimuli); and using the biologically derived data to regularize machine-learning-algorithms.

Abstract: Certain embodiments provide a pharmaceutical composition comprising: a protein molecule comprising an ERT enzyme-Fc fusion polypeptide and a modified Fc polypeptide; a buffer; an isotonicity agent; a surfactant; and a stabilizer; wherein the pH of the pharmaceutical composition is about 5.5 to 7.0, as well as methods of use thereof.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein that provide an interface for consolidating medical care tasks to increase efficiency associated with managing a medical office. The medical care tasks may include scheduling appointments, providing clinical assessment data for an appointment, renewing medications, submitting insurance claims, reviewing payment data, and the like. A service provider may access member data to determine that a member is due for an appointment, such as that associated with a clinical visit, a procedure, a screening, a medical test, or the like. In some examples, the service provider may determine that a medication associated with the member is due for renewal or modification. The service provider may generate a medical care task associated with the appointment and/or medication renewal or modification and send the medical care task to an application on a computing device associated with a medical provider to address the medical care task.

Abstract: A new management node associated with a new rack sends at least a public key of the new management node to a first management node associated with a first rack and a plurality of autonomous management nodes. The first management node sends the new management node an access token trusted by at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes and a set of public keys corresponding to at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes. The new management node can send its public key and the access token to at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes. In response, the new management node can establish a mutual trust relationship with at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes.

Abstract: A construct having a plurality of distributed resources can include a portion of a second rack having a plurality of computing devices controlled by a second management node. The second management node can determine it contains insufficient construct data such as user data, group data, resource data, or authorization policy data to execute an operation associated with the construct. The second management node can synchronize at least a portion of construct data with a first management node. The first management node can be associated with the construct and a mutual trust relationship can exist between the first management node and the second management node. The first management node and the second management node can comprise autonomous management nodes capable of functioning independent of the network.

Abstract: A new management node associated with a new rack sends at least a public key of the new management node to a first management node associated with a first rack and a plurality of autonomous management nodes. The first management node sends the new management node an access token trusted by at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes and a set of public keys corresponding to at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes. The new management node can send its public key and the access token to at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes. In response, the new management node can establish a mutual trust relationship with at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes.

Abstract: A new management node associated with a new rack sends at least a public key of the new management node to a first management node associated with a first rack and a plurality of autonomous management nodes. The first management node sends the new management node an access token trusted by at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes and a set of public keys corresponding to at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes. The new management node can send its public key and the access token to at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes. In response, the new management node can establish a mutual trust relationship with at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes.

Abstract: A first management node of a first rack can be registered to a shared file storage system by establishing a mutual trust relationship between the first management node and the shared file storage system. The first management node can access a plurality of respective public keys and a plurality of respective certificates of authority that are stored in the shared file storage system and associated with a plurality of respective registered management nodes. The first management node can store a public key and a certificate of authority in the shared file storage system. The first management node can form mutual trust relationships with other registered management nodes. The first management node can validate authenticity of messages received from registered management nodes of the plurality of registered management nodes using a respective public key and a respective certificate of authority associated with a respective registered management node sending a message.

Abstract: A method and system are presented for securing a payment initiated by a payee. The method comprises the operations of: a service provider (i) receiving a request from a payee for a payment transaction to be made, the request comprising a payee identifier, payer identifier and transaction amount; (ii) generating a token associated with the request; and (iii) transmitting the token to the payer. The service provider (i) receiving the token and a payer identifier from the payer, (ii) using the token to retrieve details of the request, and (iii) transmitting the payee identifier and transaction amount to the payer for authorization. Upon authorization, the service provider receiving from the payer, identification of a payer payment vehicle to be used for the payment transaction such that the service provider may complete the payment transaction from the payer payment vehicle to a payee payment vehicle.

Abstract: A new management node associated with a new rack sends at least a public key of the new management node to a first management node associated with a first rack and a plurality of autonomous management nodes. The first management node sends the new management node an access token trusted by at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes and a set of public keys corresponding to at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes. The new management node can send its public key and the access token to at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes. In response, the new management node can establish a mutual trust relationship with at least a portion of the plurality of autonomous management nodes.

Abstract: A first management node of a first rack can be registered to a shared file storage system by establishing a mutual trust relationship between the first management node and the shared file storage system. The first management node can access a plurality of respective public keys and a plurality of respective certificates of authority that are stored in the shared file storage system and associated with a plurality of respective registered management nodes. The first management node can store a public key and a certificate of authority in the shared file storage system. The first management node can form mutual trust relationships with other registered management nodes. The first management node can validate authenticity of messages received from registered management nodes of the plurality of registered management nodes using a respective public key and a respective certificate of authority associated with a respective registered management node sending a message.

Abstract: A construct having a plurality of distributed resources can include a portion of a second rack having a plurality of computing devices controlled by a second management node. The second management node can determine it contains insufficient construct data such as user data, group data, resource data, or authorization policy data to execute an operation associated with the construct. The second management node can synchronize at least a portion of construct data with a first management node. The first management node can be associated with the construct and a mutual trust relationship can exist between the first management node and the second management node. The first management node and the second management node can comprise autonomous management nodes capable of functioning independent of the network.

Abstract: Method and apparatus for providing inventory fulfillment services to customers who have small quantities of heterogeneous items to sell. A self-service registration interface for generating lists of items to sell via the inventory fulfillment service is provided. The inventory fulfillment service may provide pricing suggestions to the customer. The inventory fulfillment service may determine whether a listed item satisfies one or more listing rules. Shipping information for a list of items may be automatically generated and provided to the customer. The customer may ship the items in one shipment to a specified facility. The customer is the seller of record for all items listed. The customer may not be charged for services until an item is sold. A listing period may be specified for which listed items will be carried. If an item does not sell within the period, option(s) for disposal of the item may be provided.

Abstract: Various embodiments of the system and method for managing sales and fulfillment services described herein may include a fulfillment coordination service. The fulfillment coordination service may be configured to receive a selection of one or more items of a merchant. The one or more items may be registered for fulfillment service with a fulfillment service provider. The fulfillment coordination service may also be configured to generate a sales listing for each selected item for listing with a sales listing provider. The fulfillment coordination service may in various embodiments receive an order indication for one or more of the selected items listed on the sales listing. The fulfillment coordination service may be configured to send a fulfillment request to the fulfillment service provider for the one or more items indicated by the order indication.

Abstract: A fulfillment services provider may offer export services to merchants, including generation of required export documentation; calculation, collection, and remittance of customs duties; and transportation via an international carrier. Such export services may be offered through a registration service, and may be integrated with other fulfillment services provided to registered merchants (e.g., domestic order fulfillment and/or warehousing of inventory), or may be offered to merchants that do not receive other fulfillment services from the provider. Export services may be provided to merchants who certify that all registered or specified items may be legally exported to all (or specified) international destinations, or the provider may verify compliance to export regulations on behalf of registered merchants. The provider may assume the role of Principal Party in Interest for registered merchants or the merchants may retain this role.

Abstract: Method and apparatus for providing inventory fulfillment services to customers who have small quantities of heterogeneous items to sell. A self-service registration interface for generating lists of items to sell via the inventory fulfillment service is provided. The inventory fulfillment service may provide pricing suggestions to the customer. The inventory fulfillment service may determine whether a listed item satisfies one or more listing rules. Shipping information for a list of items may be automatically generated and provided to the customer. The customer may ship the items in one shipment to a specified facility. The customer is the seller of record for all items listed. The customer may not be charged for services until an item is sold. A listing period may be specified for which listed items will be carried. If an item does not sell within the period, option(s) for disposal of the item may be provided.

Abstract: A fulfillment services provider may offer export services to merchants, including generation of required export documentation; calculation, collection, and remittance of customs duties; and transportation via an international carrier. Such export services may be offered through a registration service, and may be integrated with other fulfillment services provided to registered merchants (e.g., domestic order fulfillment and/or warehousing of inventory), or may be offered to merchants that do not receive other fulfillment services from the provider. Export services may be provided to merchants who certify that all registered or specified items may be legally exported to all (or specified) international destinations, or the provider may verify compliance to export regulations on behalf of registered merchants. The provider may assume the role of Principal Party in Interest for registered merchants or the merchants may retain this role.