Abstract: A typing data analysis system may be used to accurately detect early onset of CNS diseases and psychiatric disorders based on typing data. The typing data analysis system may determine typing cadence data and typing error data from typing data captured during normal, everyday typing activities including typing an email, blog, or text message. The typing cadence data and typing error data may be analyzed to determine typing based measures of different CNS diseases and psychiatric disorders. Typing based measures may be continuously determined from a patient's typing activities on the patient's personal computer, smartphone, or other commonly used device to monitor the patient's brain function over time. The typing based measures for the patient may be compared to profiles of CNS diseases and/or psychiatric disorders to screen the patient for a particular disease/disorder.

Abstract: A typing data analysis system may be used to accurately detect early onset of CNS diseases and psychiatric disorders based on typing data. The typing data analysis system may use distance based data analytics techniques to diagnose CNS diseases and psychiatric disorders with high accuracy. The distance based data analytics techniques may include a distance analysis that determines the distance between two or more sets of inconsistency measures that are associated with a particular individual, disease, or disorder. The distance between inconsistency measures for two or more diseases/disorders may be used to better differentiate between each disease/disorder. The distance between the inconsistency measures for an individual and a disease/disorder may help more accurately screen the individual for the disease/disorder.

Abstract: A system and method for determining and monitoring a neurological disorder using key action cadence is disclosed.

Abstract: A system and method for continuous monitoring of central nervous system diseases are provided in which typing cadence is used to measure cognitive function at a very granular level, providing hard, specific and detailed data to the neurologists about the central nervous system diseases. The system may also be used by a patient with a central nervous system disease to experiment with changes to diet, exercise and other things and test the effectiveness of those changes and patients can understand better why an unexpected improvement or worsening occurred.

Abstract: A system and method for authenticating a user through unique aspects of the user's keyboard are provided. The system and method measure particular aspects of the keyboard performance, which identifies each keyboard uniquely. Thus, the proper keyboard used when logging in to a service or a network can be authenticated.

Abstract: A system and method for authenticating a user are disclosed. The system and method may use particular measurements, with high statistical powers based on keyboard typing and cadence to produce a way of authentication users which is many orders of magnitude better than existing methods.

Abstract: A system and method for continuous monitoring of central nervous system diseases are provided in which typing cadence is used to measure cognitive function at a very granular level, providing hard, specific and detailed data to the neurologists about the central nervous system diseases. The system may also be used by a patient with a central nervous system disease to experiment with changes to diet, exercise and other things and test the effectiveness of those changes and patients can understand better why an unexpected improvement or worsening occurred.

Abstract: Many software applications are protected from illegal or unauthorized use by the use of a License Manager. All installations of the application are required to obtain a license from the License Manager to run. Software pirates routinely circumvent this copy protection by disabling the call to the license manager or change the code of the application so it seems to have passed the license verification. The present invention makes such efforts ineffective. The installed application cannot run, unless the call to the License Manager is made, since important code and data has been extracted from the installation and must be delivered by the License Manager. Obviously, if the call to the License Manager is disabled or manipulated, the extracted code and data will not be delivered to the installed application and it will not run.

Abstract: An electronic file can be decomposed into a number of fragments. The fragments can be randomly assembled into a number of fragment files, which can be stored randomly at different locations on one or more storage devices and/or on a network. One or more of the fragments and/or fragment files can be encrypted or otherwise protected. Instructions (e.g., fragment file locations, fragment assembly instructions) are generated for restoring the electronic file from the fragments. The instructions and other information (decryption keys) for restoring the electronic file can reside in a protected application. The protected application can intentionally be made inoperable until the protected application is dynamically linked at runtime with a security module obtained from, for example, a security service. Varying levels of protection (e.g., whether or not use a protected application) can be applied to electronic files based on file attributes.

Abstract: An electronic file is decomposed into a number of fragments. The fragments are assembled into a number of fragment files. Instructions for restoring the electronic file are generated. The fragment files are sent to a recipient device at different times and/or in a random (or different) order. In some implementations, the fragment files are transferred over different routes to and from the Internet using, for example, two or more Internet Service Providers (ISPs). In some implementations, the restoring instructions can be retrieved by a user from a network (e.g., from a website) using a link sent with the email. In another implementation, the instructions are uploaded on a website or other web property, which the recipient can access through a password or other security procedures. In some implementations, the instructions can be included in a protected application attached to the email sent to the recipient.

Abstract: A method and system are provided for text analysis. A computer is used to analyze, parse, and manipulate natural language text according to a series of specific steps. Text is decomposed into small, homogenous segments that can be readily correlated to one another, to quantitative data, or to a knowledge database. The segments generated at the completion of the text analysis can then be further processed, for example, by a computer to derive statistical information, to generate a report, or to build a knowledge database.