Abstract: Techniques for process privilege escalation protection in a computing environment are disclosed. For example, the disclosure describes a system/process/computer program product for process privilege escalation protection in a computing environment that includes monitoring a process executed on a computing device, detecting an unauthorized change in a token value associated with the process, and performing an action based on a policy (e.g., a kernel protection security policy/rule(s), which can include a whitelisted set of processes and/or configured actions/responses to perform for other/non-whitelisted processes) in response to an unauthorized change in the token value associated with the process.

Abstract: A communication device with a virtual subscriber identify module (SIM) for operating over multiple wireless telephone and internet protocol (IP) networks includes a processor and a virtual subscriber identify module (SIM), which mimics the operation of a physical SIM card. The virtual SIM includes a plurality of mobile network operator (MNO) profiles each MNO profile including a unique telephone network identifier and a unique IP network identifier. The processor is configured to switch mobile network operators for the wireless telephone and internet protocol (IP) networks by changing the MNO profile from a first one of the plurality of MNO profiles to a second one of the plurality of MNO profiles simultaneously enabling communicating over a second one of the plurality of mobile telephone networks and a second one of the plurality of IP networks.

Abstract: A communication device with a virtual subscriber identify module (SIM) for operating over multiple wireless telephone and internet protocol (IP) networks includes a processor and a virtual subscriber identify module (SIM), which mimics the operation of a physical SIM card. The virtual SIM includes a plurality of mobile network operator (MNO) profiles each MNO profile including a unique telephone network identifier and a unique IP network identifier. The processor is configured to switch mobile network operators for the wireless telephone and internet protocol (IP) networks by changing the MNO profile from a first one of the plurality of MNO profiles to a second one of the plurality of MNO profiles simultaneously enabling communicating over a second one of the plurality of mobile telephone networks and a second one of the plurality of IP networks.