Abstract: Certain embodiments described herein are generally directed to configuring an extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) fast path. In some embodiments, a fixed-length array of actions is generated and loaded into the eBPF fast path, where each element of the array indicates a type of action for execution on a packet received by the eBPF fast path. In some embodiments, the eBPF fast path is loaded with a number of eBPF programs, each configured to execute a different type of action.

Abstract: The invention provides a mobile device, a method, a computer program product, and an issuance system for configuring a ticket co-branded credit card based on tokenization technology. The method includes the following steps. The mobile device is communication connected to a token service provider (TSP) and a trusted service manager (TSM). The TSP connects to a card issuer, and the TSM connects to a ticket issuer. Next, the mobile device transmits a ticket co-branded credit card request to the TSP so as to trigger the TSP to return a corresponding credit card token, and a ticket co-branding request is submitted to the ticket issuer via the card issuer, so that the ticket issuer returns an electronic ticket associated with the credit card token via the TSM. Through the above operation, security and convenience in use of a credit card can be effectively enhanced.

Abstract: A network device and method for setting parameters of the network device provides a management agent to receive parameters input by a user. The parameters corresponds to one or more service agents of the network device. The management agent sends the corresponding parameters to the one or more service agents. The service agent sends all the parameters to a corresponding driver of the network device upon the condition that the service agent has received all the parameters. The driver sets the received parameters to enable functions of the network device.

Abstract: A network device and method for setting parameters of the network device provides a management agent to receive parameters input by a user. The parameters corresponds to one or more service agents of the network device. The management agent sends the corresponding parameters to the one or more service agents. The service agent sends all the parameters to a corresponding driver of the network device upon the condition that the service agent has received all the parameters. The driver sets the received parameters to enable functions of the network device.