Abstract: Techniques are described for detecting and attributing automatic unauthorized redirects originating from executable code contained within an advertisement hosted within a web page or application displayed on an end user's mobile or desktop computing devices.

Abstract: In some embodiments, a method for monitoring and/or inhibiting data leakage comprises generating a plurality of first and second profiles, and providing the first profiles to a predetermined website, and providing data associated with the exposure of the first profiles to one or more intermediaries. The method further comprises exposing the first and second profiles to third-party web-sites such that the content of the third-party websites is received by the first and second profiles, and retrieving information corresponding to the content received by the first and second profiles via at least one of the one or more intermediaries.

Abstract: In some embodiments, a method for evaluating consent management includes generating a synthetic-user profile including a consent property indicating an opt-out status with respect to tracking user behavior for one or more target websites. The synthetic-user profile is exposed to one or more third-party websites such that dynamic content of the third-party websites is received by the synthetic-user profile. Data is retrieved that corresponds to the dynamic content of the one or more third-party websites. Based on the retrieved data, the consent management with respect to the target website is evaluated.

Abstract: Techniques are described for detecting and attributing automatic unauthorized redirects originating from executable code contained within an advertisement hosted within a web page or application displayed on an end user's mobile or desktop computing devices.

Abstract: Techniques are described for detecting and attributing automatic unauthorized redirects originating from executable code contained within an advertisement hosted within a web page or application displayed on an end user's mobile or desktop computing devices.

Abstract: Techniques are described for detecting and attributing automatic unauthorized redirects originating from executable code contained within an advertisement hosted within a web page or application displayed on an end user's mobile or desktop computing devices.

Abstract: A method and computer-readable medium for generating an activity stream is provided. The activity stream includes a ranked set of objects that are presented to one or more users. The ranking of objects is updated to reflect events associated with objects.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for presenting education opportunities, careers, and/or job opportunities to a particular user based, at least in part, on the user's identified skill set. The system produces, based, at least in part, on a person's set of skills, one or more careers and/or job opportunities for which the person is currently qualified and/or for which the person may qualify with the acquisition of one or more additional skills. Further, the system identifies and presents educational courses that would help the user to acquire the skills that the user lacks to qualify for particular desired opportunities.

Abstract: A method and computer-readable medium for generating an activity stream is provided. The activity stream includes a ranked set of objects that are presented to one or more users. The ranking of objects is updated to reflect events associated with objects.

Abstract: A method and computer-readable medium for generating an activity stream is provided. The activity stream includes a ranked set of objects that are presented to one or more users. The ranking of objects is updated to reflect events associated with objects.

Abstract: A method and computer-readable medium for generating an activity stream is provided. The activity stream includes a ranked set of objects that are presented to one or more users. The ranking of objects is updated to reflect events associated with objects.

Abstract: A method and system for processing and disseminating utility outage information is disclosed. In response to the receipt of new data in the form of events, the data is mapped into a geographic information system and transmitted to selected recipients, or subscribers. Each subscriber has one or more areas of interest that define the information it receives. Each subscriber also has a security classification that further defines the information it may receive as well as the subscriber's ability to trigger events, or update the outage information. The mechanism of the invention employs multiple ways of disseminating the information. A subscriber may request that updated information be sent to the subscriber in response to a subscriber's request. Alternatively, the subscriber may request that updated information be automatically transmitted to the subscriber when updated information is received.