Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques of using one or more circuits (e.g., of a network interface) to obtain contents of at least one memory region usable, by one or more processes being performed by a host computing system, to store dynamic memory allocations, and determine whether any of the process(es) is performing at least one potentially harmful task based at least in part on the contents of the memory region(s).

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques of using one or more circuits (e.g., of a network interface) to obtain assembly code for one or more machine code segments loaded and/or injected into a process, and determine whether the assembly code is likely to perform at least one unauthorized task.

Abstract: A group message in a messaging group is received. A topic of the group message is determined. One or more recipients of the group message based on the topic of the group message is determined. The recipient is a member of the messaging group. The group message to the determined one or more recipients is transferred.

Abstract: In an approach for a rule-based filtering system for securing password logins, a processor receives a password input on a user device. A processor determines whether the password requires filtering. Responsive to determining the password requires filtering, a processor filters characters from the password based on a set of filtering rules to create a filtered password. A processor determines whether the filtered password matches a stored password.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of solving, by a scheduler node, integer programming problem of maximizing a sum of organizations' endorsing peers that run chaincodes from a plurality of chaincodes within a consortium, making, by the scheduler node, endorsement policies (EPs) for the chaincodes from the plurality of the chaincodes to be satisfiable at any time, applying administrator's constraint of available endorsing peers to the maximized sum of organizations' endorsing peers, and adding resulting endorsing peers to a maintenance list.

Abstract: A group message in a messaging group is received. A topic of the group message is determined. One or more recipients of the group message based on the topic of the group message is determined. The recipient is a member of the messaging group. The group message to the determined one or more recipients is transferred.

Abstract: In an approach for a rule-based filtering system for securing password logins, a processor receives a password input on a user device. A processor determines whether the password requires filtering. Responsive to determining the password requires filtering, a processor filters characters from the password based on a set of filtering rules to create a filtered password. A processor determines whether the filtered password matches a stored password.

Abstract: An example operation includes one or more of solving, by a scheduler node, integer programming problem of maximizing a sum of organizations' endorsing peers that run chaincodes from a plurality of chaincodes within a consortium, making, by the scheduler node, endorsement policies (EPs) for the chaincodes from the plurality of the chaincodes to be satisfiable at any time, applying administrator's constraint of available endorsing peers to the maximized sum of organizations' endorsing peers, and adding resulting endorsing peers to a maintenance list.

Abstract: A device, comprising at least one hardware processor adapted for allowing access to the device by: receiving, from a gesture sensor connected to the at least one hardware processor, a continuous input gesture, made by a user; identifying at least one part of the continuous input gesture not a member of a configured sequence of pattern gesture segments; identifying a match between the configured sequence of pattern gesture segments and a stripped input gesture produced by removing the at least one part of the continuous input gesture therefrom; and executing at least one software object by the at least one hardware processor subject to identifying the match, otherwise declining executing the at least one software object.

Abstract: There is provided a system for identifying a system level anomalous, comprising code for receiving data-points indicative of a time-based dynamic state of processing nodes of a distributed system, each associated with a timestamp, a metric, and a metric value, clustering the data-points into clusters, comprising a sub-set of the data-points having a same metric and a timestamp within a same metric anomaly time interval, computing metric anomaly scores for each respective cluster denoting likelihood of an anomaly being present, analyzing metric anomaly scores of each system level anomalous time interval including at least two of the metric anomaly time intervals, computing a single anomalous event score for each respective system level anomalous time interval according to the analysis, and generating an alert indicative of the system level anomalous event for a certain system level anomalous time interval when the single anomalous event score is according to an anomaly requirement.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present systems and methods may provide the capability to reduce service unavailability, client disruption, network traffic and processing load due to state synchronization. For example, a computer-implemented method for controlling operation of a plurality of server computer systems may comprise determining an order in which the plurality of server computer systems is to be restarted and restarting each of the plurality of server computer systems sequentially according to the determined order, wherein a leader of the server computer systems receives and handles write requests for the plurality of server computer systems, and wherein the leader server computer system is restarted last.

Abstract: There is provided a system for identifying a system level anomalous, comprising code for receiving data-points indicative of a time-based dynamic state of processing nodes of a distributed system, each associated with a timestamp, a metric, and a metric value, clustering the data-points into clusters, comprising a sub-set of the data-points having a same metric and a timestamp within a same metric anomaly time interval, computing metric anomaly scores for each respective cluster denoting likelihood of an anomaly being present, analyzing metric anomaly scores of each system level anomalous time interval including at least two of the metric anomaly time intervals, computing a single anomalous event score for each respective system level anomalous time interval according to the analysis, and generating an alert indicative of the system level anomalous event for a certain system level anomalous time interval when the single anomalous event score is according to an anomaly requirement.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present systems and methods may provide the capability to reduce service unavailability, client disruption, network traffic and processing load due to state synchronization. For example, a computer-implemented method for controlling operation of a plurality of server computer systems may comprise determining an order in which the plurality of server computer systems is to be restarted and restarting each of the plurality of server computer systems sequentially according to the determined order, wherein a leader of the server computer systems receives and handles write requests for the plurality of server computer systems, and wherein the leader server computer system is restarted last.