Patents by Inventor Gary Warner
Gary Warner 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: 8495735Abstract: A system and method for enhancing spam avoidance efficiency by automatically identifying a phishing website without human intervention. The system receives a stream of suspect Internet urls for potential phishing websites and uses a comparison strategy to determine whether the potential phishing website has already be labeled as a bonefid phishing website. A comparison system is utilized in which similarity data is calculated on various elements of the potential phishing website and then compared to similarity data of known phishing websites. Various types of similarity measure methodologies are potentially incorporated and a similarity threshold value can be varied in order to respond to phishing threats.Type: GrantFiled: December 28, 2009Date of Patent: July 23, 2013Assignee: UAB Research FoundationInventors: Gary Warner, Bradley Wardman
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Patent number: 8468597Abstract: A system and method for enhancing spam avoidance efficiency by automatically identifying a phishing website without human intervention. The system receives a stream of suspect Internet urls for potential phishing websites and uses a comparison strategy to determine whether the potential phishing website has already be labeled as a bonefid phishing website. A comparison system is utilized in which similarity data is calculated on various elements of the potential phishing website and then compared to similarity data of known phishing websites. Various types of categorization structures and notification strategies are utilized in the system.Type: GrantFiled: December 28, 2009Date of Patent: June 18, 2013Assignee: UAB Research FoundationInventors: Gary Warner, Bradley Wardman
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Patent number: 8381292Abstract: A system and method for enhancing spam avoidance efficiency and brand protection by automatically identifying a phishing website without human intervention. The system receives a stream of suspect Internet urls for potential phishing websites and uses a comparison strategy to determine whether the potential phishing website has already be labeled as a bonefid phishing website. A comparison system is utilized in which similarity data is calculated on various elements of the potential phishing website and then compared to similarity data of known phishing websites and known brands to determine whether the site needs human intervention. Various types of categorization structures and notification strategies are utilized in the system, including the adjustment of threshold comparison values in response to the identification of a potential phishing site displaying a brand of interest.Type: GrantFiled: December 29, 2009Date of Patent: February 19, 2013Assignee: The UAB Research FoundationInventors: Gary Warner, Bradley Wardman
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Publication number: 20090048525Abstract: A venous refill testing system includes a sensor for sensing patient blood volume at a testing location along a patient's leg during and after dorsiflexion of the patient's foot, and a controller unit having means for automatically determining a time of cessation of dorsiflexion of the patient's foot and for automatically evaluating whether a venous refill time following the time of cessation of dorsiflexion of the patient's foot is less than approximately twenty seconds. The sensor is operably connected to the controller unit, and the controller unit can be actuated to initiate sensing of patient blood volume with the sensor.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 14, 2007Publication date: February 19, 2009Applicant: BioMedix, Inc.Inventors: William Lee Rogers, Marius Poliac, Gary Warner Blanch, Roger Charles Thede, Daniel James Ince, Andrew Paul Karels, John Alexander Romans, Michael Jerome Siers, Charles Fredric Steaderman
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Patent number: 7214192Abstract: A method of vascular testing includes inflating a cuff at a vascular location, controllably deflating the cuff, producing a pressure waveform while deflating the cuff, and producing an output representing a pressure at which blood flow returns, while deflating the cuff, based upon analysis of the pressure waveform. Further, a testing system for measuring vascular pressures according to the present invention includes a pressure applicator, a pressure sensor, and a diagnostic test unit. The pressure applicator is positionable along exterior portions of a human body for dynamically applying pressure to a desired vascular location. The pressure sensor is capable of detecting oscillations in a pressure at the pressure applicator.Type: GrantFiled: September 7, 2004Date of Patent: May 8, 2007Assignee: BioMedix, Inc.Inventors: Marius Poliac, Gary Warner Blanch, Victor Florin Glava, Daniel James Ince, Andrew Paul Karels, William Lee Rogers, John Alexander Romans, Michael Jerome Siers, Charles Fredrec Steaderman, Ricky Lee Grave
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Patent number: 7172555Abstract: A vascular sensing system includes blood flow restricting means, a sensor, and means for producing an output representing a return of blood flow after the blood vessel has been temporarily collapsed by the blood flow restricting means. The blood flow restricting means is capable of placement on a human toe having a blood vessel, and is capable of manipulating the blood vessel. The sensor is operably connected to the blood flow restricting means and is physically spaced from the toe. Further, a method of vascular sensing includes taking pressure measurements with an pressure cuff positioned on a toe, and conducting a waveform analysis of the pressure measurements to determine a return of blood flow pressure.Type: GrantFiled: September 7, 2004Date of Patent: February 6, 2007Assignee: BioMedix, Inc.Inventors: Marius Poliac, Gary Warner Blanch, Victor Florin Glava, Daniel James Ince, Andrew Paul Karels, William Lee Rogers, John Alexander Romans, Michael Jerome Siers, Charles Fredrec Steaderman, Ricky Lee Grave
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Patent number: 7166076Abstract: A vascular testing system includes a pressure applicator, a pressure source for generating fluid pressure at the pressure applicator; a variable orifice valve, and a valve control. The variable orifice valve is in fluid communication with the pressure applicator, and has an orifice size capable of dynamically changing. The valve control controls the variable orifice valve as a function of sensed pressure to produce substantially linear changes in pressure at the pressure applicator. Further, a method of vascular pressure measurement according to the present invention includes providing an applied pressure higher than a patient's systolic blood pressure at a vascular location, substantially linearly decreasing the applied pressure at the vascular location, and dynamically detecting vascular pressure oscillations at the vascular location as the applied pressure is decreased.Type: GrantFiled: September 7, 2004Date of Patent: January 23, 2007Assignee: BioMedix, Inc.Inventors: Marius Poliac, Gary Warner Blanch, Victor Florin Glava, Daniel James Ince, Andrew Paul Karels, William Lee Rogers, John Alexander Romans, Michael Jerome Siers, Charles Fredrec Steaderman, Ricky Lee Grave
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Patent number: 6899468Abstract: A connector is provided for coupling optic fibers. The connector has a mating end for mating to another connector and a cable end for connection to a fiber optic cable having a jacket. The connector comprises a mating end outer shell, a ferrule, and a cable end outer shell. The mating end outer shell has a cavity for receiving an optic fiber of the cable, the cavity defining an axis through the connector. The ferrule is disposed in the cavity of the mating end outer shell. The cable end outer shell has a body portion and an extension member and is coupled to the mating end outer shell. The extension member extends from body portion, thereby providing an offset for deforming the jacket when the jacket is crimped to the connector.Type: GrantFiled: February 4, 2004Date of Patent: May 31, 2005Assignee: FCI Americas Technology, Inc.Inventors: Hung Viet Ngo, Gary Warner, Larry E. Wareham, Rodd Richard Ruland
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Publication number: 20040156593Abstract: A connector is provided for coupling optic fibers. The connector has a mating end for mating to another connector and a cable end for connection to a fiber optic cable having a jacket. The connector comprises a mating end outer shell, a ferrule, and a cable end outer shell. The mating end outer shell has a cavity for receiving an optic fiber of the cable, the cavity defining an axis through the connector. The ferrule is disposed in the cavity of the mating end outer shell. The cable end outer shell has a body portion and an extension member and is coupled to the mating end outer shell. The extension member extends from body portion, thereby providing an offset for deforming the jacket when the jacket is crimped to the connector.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 4, 2004Publication date: August 12, 2004Applicant: FCI Americas Technology, Inc.Inventors: Hung Viet Ngo, Gary Warner, Larry E. Wareham, Rodd Richard Ruland
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Patent number: 6764225Abstract: A connector is provided for coupling optic fibers. The connector has a mating end for mating to another connector and a cable end for connection to a fiber optic cable having a jacket. The connector comprises a mating end outer shell, a ferrule, and a cable end outer shell. The mating end outer shell has a cavity for receiving an optic fiber of the cable, the cavity defining an axis through the connector. The ferrule is disposed in the cavity of the mating end outer shell. The cable end outer shell has a body portion and an extension member and is coupled to the mating end outer shell. The extension member extends from body portion, thereby providing an offset for deforming the jacket when the jacket is crimped to the connector.Type: GrantFiled: March 1, 2002Date of Patent: July 20, 2004Assignee: FCI Americas Technology, Inc.Inventors: Hung Viet Ngo, Larry E. Wareham, Gary Warner, Rodd Richard Ruland
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Publication number: 20030165301Abstract: A connector is provided for coupling optic fibers. The connector has a mating end for mating to another connector and a cable end for connection to a fiber optic cable having a jacket. The connector comprises a mating end outer shell, a ferrule, and a cable end outer shell. The mating end outer shell has a cavity for receiving an optic fiber of the cable, the cavity defining an axis through the connector. The ferrule is disposed in the cavity of the mating end outer shell. The cable end outer shell has a body portion and an extension member and is coupled to the mating end outer shell. The extension member extends from body portion, thereby providing an offset for deforming the jacket when the jacket is crimped to the connector.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 1, 2002Publication date: September 4, 2003Inventors: Hung Viet Ngo, Gary Warner, Larry E. Wareham, Rodd Richard Ruland
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Patent number: 6568861Abstract: A fiber optic adapter mountable through a panel opening on a panel for providing a shielded connection between at least two fiber optic connectors each having an associated fiber optic line. The adapter comprises a housing formed from a conductive material and includes a multi-part fitting that includes an alignment sleeve. Opposing parts of the fitting are mechanically coupled together. The adapter also comprises latching recesses on the housing for engaging the fiber optic connectors. The conductive material of the housing inhibits electromagnetic interference leakage through the panel opening.Type: GrantFiled: May 16, 2001Date of Patent: May 27, 2003Assignee: FCI Americas Technology, Inc.Inventors: Ryan T. Benner, Gary Warner
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Publication number: 20020172469Abstract: A fiber optic adapter mountable through a panel opening on a panel for providing a shielded connection between at least two fiber optic connectors each having an associated fiber optic line. The adapter comprises a housing formed from a conductive material and includes a multi-part fitting that includes an alignment sleeve. Opposing parts of the fitting are mechanically coupled together. The adapter also comprises latching recesses on the housing for engaging the fiber optic connectors. The conductive material of the housing inhibits electromagnetic interference leakage through the panel opening.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 16, 2001Publication date: November 21, 2002Inventors: Ryan T. Benner, Gary Warner
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Patent number: 4051264Abstract: Cold water extractable tea leaf is prepared by treatment of fresh green tea with the enzyme tannase under anaerobic conditions. The cold water extractable tea leaf is also used to prepare an instant tea product.Type: GrantFiled: November 16, 1976Date of Patent: September 27, 1977Assignee: Thomas J. Lipton, Inc.Inventors: Gary Warner Sanderson, Andrew Charles Hoefler, Harold Nathaniel Graham, Philip Coggon
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Patent number: 3991849Abstract: A system for varying the acoustic resistance of an acoustical lining disposed in a duct of an air propulsor comprises a nonlinear sound suppression liner having a porous facing sheet overlying a plurality of cells, header means communicating with each of the cells and air pumping means for forcing a predetermined steady flow of air sequentially through the header means, the cells and the facing sheet to vary the acoustic resistance of the facing sheet to make it optimum for a selected sound level and airflow condition in the duct.Type: GrantFiled: July 21, 1975Date of Patent: November 16, 1976Assignee: United Technologies CorporationInventors: Gary Warner Green, Ernest Feder
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Patent number: 3972383Abstract: A system for varying the acoustic resistance of an acoustical lining disposed in a duct of an air propulsor comprises a nonlinear sound suppression liner having a porous facing sheet overlying a plurality of cells and means for impinging a predetermined oscillatory air pressure signal of 100-160 dB at an inaudible frequency on the facing sheet to vary the acoustic resistance of the facing sheet to make it optimum for a selected sound level and airflow condition in the duct.Type: GrantFiled: August 1, 1975Date of Patent: August 3, 1976Assignee: United Technologies CorporationInventor: Gary Warner Green