Abstract: Described herein is Complex Dielectric Constant Sensor (CDCS) incorporating microstrip based radial stub and open circuit stub pair structures that utilize interference coupling between degenerate EIT modes to detect CDC of sample-under-test (SUT). In at least one embodiment, CDCS generates two distinct EIT modes when sensor is unloaded. In at least one embodiment, coupling between resonator modes and interaction of electromagnetic fields with material is affected indicating presence of dielectric sample. In at least one embodiment, two EIT modes become degenerate, causing cancellation and suppressing transparency window when dielectric constant of SUT matches a specific value. In at least one embodiment, CDCS can detect slight changes in complex dielectric properties of SUT. In at least one embodiment, CDCS can characterize materials such as substrate samples based on their CDCs for design and characterization of microwave devices, antennas, and thin film devices.

Abstract: A MIM energy storage device comprising a bottom electrode; a plurality of electrically conductive vertical nanostructures; a bottom conduction-controlling layer conformally coating each nanostructure in the plurality of electrically conductive vertical nanostructures; and a layered stack of alternating conduction-controlling layers and electrode layers conformally coating the bottom conduction-controlling layer, the layered stack including at least a first odd-numbered electrode layer at a bottom of the layered stack, a first odd-numbered conduction-controlling layer directly on the first odd-numbered electrode layer, and a first even-numbered electrode layer directly on the first odd-numbered conduction-controlling layer. Each even-numbered electrode layer in the layered stack is electrically conductively connected to the bottom electrode; and each odd-numbered electrode layer in the layered stack is electrically conductively connected to any other odd-numbered electrode layer in the layered stack.

Abstract: Described herein is Dielectric Constant Sensor (DDKS) comprising an EIT-based with two U-shaped structures and a transmission line that can compare dielectric constants (Dks) of two different materials that are placed at open stubs U-shaped structures. In at least one embodiment, DDKS generates fully tuned EIT resonance when a reference sample and a sample under test (SUT) have the same Dk. In at least one embodiment, a sharp resonant split is observed within EIT resonance band when a reference sample and sample under test have different Dks. In at least one embodiment, Dk sensor can detect biomarkers of infectious diseases in blood, urine, saliva, medicines, or any other biological sample.

Abstract: A separator element arrangement for an electrochemical cell is presented. The separator element arrangement comprises a separator element and a diffusion layer arranged adjacent to the separator element. The separator element comprises a plurality of elongated nanostructures. At least some of the elongated nanostructures are arranged to connect the separator element to the diffusion layer by extending into the diffusion layer.

Abstract: Described herein is Dielectric Constant Sensor (DDKS) comprising an EIT-based with two U-shaped structures and a transmission line that can compare dielectric constants (Dks) of two different materials that are placed at open stubs U-shaped structures. In at least one embodiment, DDKS generates fully tuned EIT resonance when a reference sample and a sample under test (SUT) have the same Dk. In at least one embodiment, a sharp resonant split is observed within EIT resonance band when a reference sample and sample under test have different Dks. In at least one embodiment, Dk sensor can detect biomarkers of infectious diseases in blood, urine, saliva, medicines, or any other biological sample.

Abstract: A discrete metal-insulator-metal (MIM) energy storage component, the energy storage component comprising: a MIM-arrangement comprising: a first electrode layer; a plurality of conductive nanostructures grown from the first electrode layer; a conduction controlling material covering each nanostructure in the plurality of conductive nanostructures and the first electrode layer uncovered by the conductive nanostructures; and a second electrode layer covering the conduction controlling material; a first connecting structure for external electrical connection of the capacitor component; a second connecting structure for external electrical connection of the capacitor component; and an electrically insulating encapsulation material at least partly embedding the MIM-arrangement.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses and computer program products for locating sources of potential interference in frequency bands of carrier signals used by cells of a plurality of base stations of a cellular radio communication system are disclosed. The method comprises receiving data representative of power spectral density, PSD, in carrier signals across different frequency bands received at the base stations for cells of the communication system over time intervals. The cells are clustered based on features of the received PSD data that distinguish between a normal received signal and an abnormal received signal subject to potential interference.

Abstract: Non-limiting, non-exclusive aspects of the present disclosure relate to determining the user group to which an application is directed, and the level of user group privacy risks associated with the application. In particular, the disclosed technology receives, detects and processes application information, determines if the application is directed at a group of users (e.g., children), and, if the application is indeed directed at the target user group, the disclosed technology generates a user group privacy risk level derived from application information signals. Application information signals may include a determination of whether the application requires permissions that enable access to or capture of personal information from or related to the application's users such as residential end-user IP address or precise location information. The privacy risk assessment may be based on signals associated with applicable privacy regulations (e.g.

Abstract: An image sensor comprising an image sensor layer having a plurality of image sensor layer contact pads; and a plurality of photo-sensitive elements, each being coupled to a respective image sensor layer contact pad; and a capacitor layer having: a plurality of first capacitor contact structures, each being constituted by a capacitor layer top contact pad bonded to a respective image sensor layer contact pad of the image sensor layer; a plurality of second capacitor contact structures; and a plurality of capacitors, embedded in a first dielectric material, each capacitor including at least one electrically conductive vertical nanostructure electrically conductively connected to one of a respective first capacitor contact structure and a respective second capacitor contact structure, and conductively separated from the other one of the respective first capacitor contact structure and the respective second capacitor contact structure by a layer of a second dielectric material.

Abstract: A MIM energy storage device comprising a bottom electrode; a plurality of electrically conductive vertical nanostructures; a bottom conduction-controlling layer conformally coating each nanostructure in the plurality of electrically conductive vertical nanostructures; and a layered stack of alternating conduction-controlling layers and electrode layers conformally coating the bottom conduction-controlling layer, the layered stack including at least a first odd-numbered electrode layer at a bottom of the layered stack, a first odd-numbered conduction-controlling layer directly on the first odd-numbered electrode layer, and a first even-numbered electrode layer directly on the first odd-numbered conduction-controlling layer. Each even-numbered electrode layer in the layered stack is electrically conductively connected to the bottom electrode; and each odd-numbered electrode layer in the layered stack is electrically conductively connected to any other odd-numbered electrode layer in the layered stack.

Abstract: An electronic system comprising a substrate with a substrate conductor pattern including substrate pads; a semiconductor component with active circuitry, and component pads coupled to the active circuitry of the semiconductor component and connected to the substrate pads of the substrate; a power source interface for receiving power from a power source; and a power distribution network for distributing power from the power source interface to the active circuitry of the semiconductor component. The power distribution network includes a first capacitor realized by conductive structures comprised in the semiconductor component, the first capacitor being coupled to a first component pad and a second component pad of the semiconductor component; a second capacitor arranged between the substrate and the semiconductor component, the second capacitor being coupled to the first component pad and the second component pad of the component package; and a power grid portion of the substrate conductor pattern.

Abstract: A system and method are disclosed for network-based file analysis for malware detection. Network content is received from a network tap. A binary packet is identified in the network content. A binary file, including the binary packet, is extracted from the network content. It is determined whether the extracted binary file is detected to be malware.

Abstract: An assembly platform for arrangement as an interposer device between an integrated circuit and a substrate to interconnect the integrated circuit and the substrate through the assembly platform, the assembly platform comprising: an assembly substrate; a plurality of conducting vias extending through the assembly substrate; at least one nanostructure connection bump on a first side of the assembly substrate, the nanostructure connection bump being conductively connected to the vias and defining connection locations for connection with at least one of the integrated circuit and the substrate, wherein each of the nanostructure connection bumps comprises: a plurality of elongated conductive nanostructures vertically grown on the first side of the assembly substrate, wherein the plurality of elongated nanostructures are embedded in a metal for the connection with at least one of the integrated circuit and the substrate, at least one connection bump on a second side of the assembly substrate, the second side being

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein relate to systems, devices, and methods for determining the Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) address and the Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) address of a purported end user device to use for detection and filtering of invalid traffic (IVT). In an exemplary embodiment, a method comprises receiving, at a domain only supporting IPv4, a request from the purported end user device over a network, wherein the purported end user device comprises an IPv6 address and an IPv4 address. The method further comprises redirecting, by the domain only supporting IPv4, the request to a domain supporting IPv6. The method further comprises measuring ad traffic and/or performing user tracking using the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses and fulfilling the request from the purported end user device.

Abstract: A discrete metal-insulator-metal (MIM) energy storage component, the energy storage component comprising: a MIM-arrangement comprising: a first electrode layer; a plurality of conductive nanostructures grown from the first electrode layer; a conduction controlling material covering each nanostructure in the plurality of conductive nanostructures and the first electrode layer uncovered by the conductive nanostructures; and a second electrode layer covering the conduction controlling material; a first connecting structure for external electrical connection of the capacitor component; a second connecting structure for external electrical connection of the capacitor component; and an electrically insulating encapsulation material at least partly embedding the MIM-arrangement.

Abstract: A semiconductor assembly, comprising: a first semiconductor die including processing circuitry and pads, said first semiconductor die having a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface; a second semiconductor die including memory circuitry and pads, said second semiconductor die being arranged on one of the first surface and the second surface of said first semiconductor die, and pads of said second semiconductor die being coupled to pads of said first semiconductor die; and at least a first capacitor having terminals, said first capacitor being arranged on one of the first surface and the second surface of said first semiconductor die and the terminals of said capacitor being coupled to pads of said first semiconductor die.

Abstract: Techniques for efficient malicious content detection in plural versions of a software application are described. According to one embodiment, the computerized method includes installing a plurality of different versions of a software application concurrently within a virtual machine and selecting a subset of the plurality of versions of the software application that are concurrently installed within the virtual machine. Next, one or more software application versions of the subset of the plurality of versions of the software application are processed to access a potentially malicious content suspect within the virtual machine, without switching to another virtual machine. The behaviors of the potentially malicious content suspect during processing by the one or more software application versions are monitored to detect behaviors associated with a malicious attack.

Abstract: Malicious network content is identified based on the behavior of one or more virtual environment components which process network content in a virtual environment. Network content can be monitored and analyzed using a set of heuristics. The heuristics identify suspicious network content communicated over a network. The suspicious network content can further be analyzed in a virtual environment that includes one or more virtual environment components. Each virtual environment component is configured to mimic live environment components, for example a browser application component or an operating system component. The suspicious network content is replayed in the virtual environment using one or more of the virtual environment components. The virtual environment component behavior is analyzed in view of an expected behavior to identify malicious network content. The malicious network content is then identified and processed.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a threat detection system comprising an intrusion protection system (IPS) logic, a virtual execution logic and a reporting logic is shown. The IPS logic is configured to receive a first plurality of objects and analyze the first plurality of objects to identify a second plurality of objects as potential exploits, the second plurality of objects being a subset of the first plurality of objects and being lesser or equal in number to the first plurality of objects. The virtual execution logic including at least one virtual machine configured to process content within each of the second plurality of objects and monitor for anomalous behaviors during the processing that are indicative of exploits to classify that a first subset of the second plurality of objects includes one or more verified exploits. The reporting logic configured to provide a display of exploit information associated with the one or more verified exploits.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a system features a network security device and a cloud computing service. The network security device is configured to determine whether an object includes one or more characteristics associated with a malicious attack. The cloud computing service, communicatively coupled to and remotely located from the network security device, includes virtual execution logic that, upon execution by a processing unit deployed as part of the cloud computing service and after the network security device determining that the object includes the one or more characteristics associated with the malicious attack, processes the object and monitors for behaviors of at least the object suggesting the object is associated with a malicious attack.