Patents by Inventor Josh Forrest Karlin

Josh Forrest Karlin 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).

  • Patent number: 9723023
    Abstract: Systems and methods for protecting a network including providing a mapping between internal addresses as seen by devices of the protected network and external addresses; providing devices with a mapped address for a destination in response to a lookup request; rewriting, at a gateway, destination addresses of packets exiting the protected network based on the mapping; and rewriting, at the destination-network gateway, source addresses of packets entering the protected network based on the mapping. Embodiments include a gateway coupled to a protected network, an external network, and a name server. The name server, in response to a hostname lookup request, configured to provide a network device with the internal address; and the gateway with a mapping including the internal address, the addresses of the device, and the hostname. The gateway configured to rewrite destination addresses of outbound packets, and source addresses of inbound packets, based on the mapping.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 14, 2013
    Date of Patent: August 1, 2017
    Assignee: Raytheon BBN Technologies Corp.
    Inventors: Daniel Joseph Ellard, Alden Warren Jackson, Christine Elaine Jones, Josh Forrest Karlin, Victoria Ursula Manfredi, David Patrick Mankins, William Timothy Strayer
  • Patent number: 9237027
    Abstract: Systems and methods for protecting a network including preventing data traffic from exiting the network unless a domain name request has been performed by a device attempting to transmit the data traffic. In an embodiment, a device within the protected network attempting to send data outside the protected network requests an address for a destination outside the protected network from a domain name server (DNS). In response, the DNS provides an address of the destination to the device and a gateway. In response to receiving the address, the gateway temporarily allows access to the address. In an embodiment, a DNS is coupled to a protected network and the gateway, the DNS provides an external address to a device in response to a request; and a mapping to the gateway; the gateway, coupled to a protected network and an external network, allows traffic according to the mapping.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 14, 2013
    Date of Patent: January 12, 2016
    Assignee: Raytheon BBN Technologies Corp.
    Inventors: Daniel Joseph Ellard, Alden Warren Jackson, Christine Elaine Jones, Josh Forrest Karlin, Victoria Ursula Manfredi, David Patrick Mankins, William Timothy Strayer
  • Patent number: 8595818
    Abstract: Systems, methods, and devices for decoy routing and covert channel bonding are described. The decoy routing system includes a client computing device, a decoy router, and a decoy proxy such that packets addressed to a decoy destination are re-routed by the decoy router to a covert destination via the decoy proxy. The decoy routing method may be applied to a covert channel bonding process, in which a plurality of packet data streams are sent to one or more decoy destinations, re-routed appropriately via one or more decoy routers and/or decoy proxies, and assembled together into a single packet data stream at either a decoy proxy, or a final covert destination.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 1, 2011
    Date of Patent: November 26, 2013
    Assignee: Raytheon BBN Technologies Corp.
    Inventors: Josh Forrest Karlin, Gregory Stephen Lauer, Craig Partridge, David Patrick Mankins, William Timothy Strayer
  • Publication number: 20120311691
    Abstract: Systems, methods, and devices for decoy routing and covert channel bonding are described. The decoy routing system includes a client computing device, a decoy router, and a decoy proxy such that packets addressed to a decoy destination are re-routed by the decoy router to a covert destination via the decoy proxy. The decoy routing method may be applied to a covert channel bonding process, in which a plurality of packet data streams are sent to one or more decoy destinations, re-routed appropriately via one or more decoy routers and/or decoy proxies, and assembled together into a single packet data stream at either a decoy proxy, or a final covert destination.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 1, 2011
    Publication date: December 6, 2012
    Applicant: Raytheon BBN Technologies Corp.
    Inventors: Josh Forrest Karlin, Gregory Stephen Lauer, Craig Partridge, David Patrick Mankins, William Timothy Strayer