Abstract: A radio access network includes first and second hardware systems. The first hardware system instantiates a radio unit (RU) controller of the radio access network. The second hardware system instantiates a RU of the radio access network. The RU includes a plurality of data modules, each configured to provide a logging function for the RU. The RU controller provides a list of access control groups (ACGs) to the RU, each ACG associating an operator on the radio access network with at least one of the data modules. The RU arranges the data modules into logging modules, each logging module associated with a particular ACG, the RU being configured to restrict access to the data modules based upon the logging modules.

Abstract: A system and a method for detecting and capturing information corresponding to split tests and their outcomes are disclosed. The system identifies a split test being run on a third-party website or web page. The split test comprises one or more experimental arms corresponding to modifications of the third-party website or web page. The system identifies the arms of the split test and monitors changes in traffic allocation to the arms of the split test. Further, the system identifies one or more experimental arms as being winner arms based on an increase in the traffic allocation to the arms or modifications contained in the arm or arms being detected on the website or web page following the conclusion of the test. In one embodiment, the system identifies one or more experimental arms as being winner arms when the traffic is allocated substantially or completely to the arms.

Abstract: A system and method for detecting phishing cyberattacks. The method involves parsing a code segment retrieved using a suspect uniform resource locator (URL) to identify any links included in the code segment. From these links, additional code segments may be recovered in accordance with a code segment recovery scheme. Thereafter, analytics are performed on the retrieved and possibly recovered code segments. The analytics include determining whether any of the code segments is correlated with a code segment associated with a known prior phishing cyberattack. Upon completing the analytics, an alert message including meta-information associated with results from the analytics is generated to identify that the URL is associated with a known prior phishing cyberattack when one or perhaps a combination of code segments associated with the URL are correlated to any code segment associated with a known prior phishing cyberattack.

Abstract: The present invention relates to compositions comprising the botanicals from the Family Ranunculaceae, Subclass: Dicotyledonae; Crassinucelli, Superorder: Ranunculales. Examples of these botanicals include but are not limited to; Actaea, Anemone, Ranunculus, and Nigella, or extracts thereof, which are useful in treating liver diseases, particularly those with viral etiology. More specifically, the compositions of the present invention are derived from various botanicals or medicinal plants. The compositions of the invention have demonstrated outstanding efficacy for treatment of patients with hepatic disorders. Compositions of the present invention have also exhibited immunomodulatory activities. The preferred compositions contain the botanical ingredients in concentrations of not less than 20% w/v. The treatment can be therapeutic or prophylactic and may be administered orally, parenterally, as suppository or via nasal mucosa.

Abstract: The present invention relates to compositions comprising the botanicals from the Family Ranunculaceae, Subclass: Dicotyledonae; Crassinucelli, Superorder: Ranunculales. Examples of these botanicals include but are not limited to; Actaea, Anemone, Ranunculus, and Nigella, or extracts thereof, which are useful in treating liver diseases, particularly those with viral etiology. More specifically, the compositions of the present invention are derived from various botanicals or medicinal plants. The compositions of the invention have demonstrated outstanding efficacy for treatment of patients with hepatic disorders. Compositions of the present invention have also exhibited immunomodulatory activities. The preferred compositions contain the botanical ingredients in concentrations of not less than 20% w/v. The treatment can be therapeutic or prophylactic and may be administered orally, parenterally, as suppository or via nasal mucosa.