Patents by Inventor Bingbin Li
Bingbin Li has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 11989139Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed to implement an endpoint command invocation system (“ECIS”). In some embodiments, ECIS can quickly dispatch a command to a large number of endpoint components, where the endpoint components are online. ECIS can receive an invocation of a command, which can include the command recipients. In some embodiments, ECIS determines that some of the command recipients are online, while some of the command recipients are offline. ECIS determines connections to the online command recipients based on a connection map, which is updated whenever an endpoint component opens a connection to ask for a command. ECIS can deliver the command to the online command recipients using the connections. ECIS can also deliver the command to dispatch queues corresponding to the offline command recipients, where the dispatch queues store the command as a pending command that can be delivered to their respective command recipients whenever they come online.Type: GrantFiled: March 8, 2023Date of Patent: May 21, 2024Assignee: Rapid7, Inc.Inventors: Xi Yang, Paul-Andrew Joseph Miseiko, Ryan Tonini, Bingbin Li
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Patent number: 11809336Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed to implement an endpoint command invocation system (“ECIS”). In some embodiments, ECIS can quickly dispatch a command to a large number of endpoint components, where the endpoint components are online. ECIS can receive an invocation of a command, which can include the command recipients. In some embodiments, ECIS determines that some of the command recipients are online, while some of the command recipients are offline. ECIS determines connections to the online command recipients based on a connection map, which is updated whenever an endpoint component opens a connection to ask for a command. ECIS can deliver the command to the online command recipients using the connections. ECIS can also deliver the command to dispatch queues corresponding to the offline command recipients, where the dispatch queues store the command as a pending command that can be delivered to their respective command recipients whenever they come online.Type: GrantFiled: March 8, 2023Date of Patent: November 7, 2023Assignee: Rapid7, Inc.Inventors: Xi Yang, Paul-Andrew Joseph Miseiko, Ryan Tonini, Bingbin Li
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Publication number: 20230236990Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed to implement an endpoint command invocation system (“ECIS”). In some embodiments, ECIS can quickly dispatch a command to a large number of endpoint components, where the endpoint components are online. ECIS can receive an invocation of a command, which can include the command recipients. In some embodiments, ECIS determines that some of the command recipients are online, while some of the command recipients are offline. ECIS determines connections to the online command recipients based on a connection map, which is updated whenever an endpoint component opens a connection to ask for a command. ECIS can deliver the command to the online command recipients using the connections. ECIS can also deliver the command to dispatch queues corresponding to the offline command recipients, where the dispatch queues store the command as a pending command that can be delivered to their respective command recipients whenever they come online.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 8, 2023Publication date: July 27, 2023Applicant: Rapid7, Inc.Inventors: Xi Yang, Paul-Andrew Joseph Miseiko, Ryan Tonini, Bingbin Li
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Publication number: 20230236991Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed to implement an endpoint command invocation system (“ECIS”). In some embodiments, ECIS can quickly dispatch a command to a large number of endpoint components, where the endpoint components are online. ECIS can receive an invocation of a command, which can include the command recipients. In some embodiments, ECIS determines that some of the command recipients are online, while some of the command recipients are offline. ECIS determines connections to the online command recipients based on a connection map, which is updated whenever an endpoint component opens a connection to ask for a command. ECIS can deliver the command to the online command recipients using the connections. ECIS can also deliver the command to dispatch queues corresponding to the offline command recipients, where the dispatch queues store the command as a pending command that can be delivered to their respective command recipients whenever they come online.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 8, 2023Publication date: July 27, 2023Applicant: Rapid7, Inc.Inventors: Xi Yang, Paul-Andrew Joseph Miseiko, Ryan Tonini, Bingbin Li
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Patent number: 11625339Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed to implement an endpoint command invocation system (“ECIS”). In some embodiments, ECIS can quickly dispatch a command to a large number of endpoint components, where the endpoint components are online. ECIS can receive an invocation of a command, which can include the command recipients. In some embodiments, ECIS determines that some of the command recipients are online, while some of the command recipients are offline. ECIS determines connections to the online command recipients based on a connection map, which is updated whenever an endpoint component opens a connection to ask for a command. ECIS can deliver the command to the online command recipients using the connections. ECIS can also deliver the command to dispatch queues corresponding to the offline command recipients, where the dispatch queues store the command as a pending command that can be delivered to their respective command recipients whenever they come online.Type: GrantFiled: January 21, 2022Date of Patent: April 11, 2023Assignee: Rapid7, Inc.Inventors: Xi Yang, Paul-Andrew Joseph Miseiko, Ryan Tonini, Bingbin Li
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Patent number: 11522913Abstract: Methods, systems, and processes to simplify networking setup complexity for security agents implemented in cybersecurity computer environments are disclosed. A request with an intentionally bad Transport Layer Security (TLS) handshake is transmitted from an agent to a server. An indication is received from the server that the request has been rejected. A Round Trip Time (RTT) of the request and rejection of the request is determined. The server is then pinged based on the RTT. The subsequent pinging does not require whitelisting of an additional port and does not negatively interact with network intermediaries that support protocol detection.Type: GrantFiled: August 18, 2021Date of Patent: December 6, 2022Assignee: Rapid7, Inc.Inventors: Xi Yang, Paul Miseiko, Bingbin Li
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Patent number: 11297036Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods, systems, and processes for implementing a single whitelisted ingress endpoint on both one-way and two-way Transport Layer Security (TLS) connections and performing load balancing. Both two-way TLS agent-based traffic and one-way TLS non-agent-based traffic is routed through a single whitelisted internet protocol (IP) endpoint. A TLS connection is transmitted from a network load balancer and to a platform gateway service that operates as a Server Name Indication (SNI) reverse proxy server. The platform gateway service separates out the one-way TLS non-agent-based traffic that is part of the TLS connection based on a TLS header of the TLS connection. The one-way TLS non-agent-based traffic is then selectively terminated on an elastic load balancer.Type: GrantFiled: May 29, 2020Date of Patent: April 5, 2022Assignee: Rapid7, Inc.Inventors: Xi Yang, Paul Miseiko, Bingbin Li