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Boshra, US

Michael Boshra, Indialantic, FL US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090067685FINGER SENSING APPARATUS USING TEMPLATE WATERMARKING AND ASSOCIATED METHODS - A finger sensing apparatus may include an integrated circuit (IC) substrate, an array of finger sensing elements on the IC substrate, match circuitry on the IC substrate, and a host platform external from the IC substrate and cooperating with the array of finger sensing elements for generating finger template data with a template watermark embedded therein. The host platform may also generate a match score based on the finger template data with the template watermark embedded therein for use by the match circuitry.03-12-2009
20090067686FINGER SENSING APPARATUS USING HYBRID MATCHING AND ASSOCIATED METHODS - A finger sensing apparatus may include a finger sensor including an integrated circuit (IC) substrate, an array of finger sensing elements on the IC substrate, and match circuitry on the IC substrate for performing final finger matching. The finger sensing apparatus may also include a host platform cooperating with the array of finger sensing elements for performing at least one finger prematch function. In addition, the finger sensor and the host platform may implement at least one security function therebetween. The at least one security function may include a watermarking function, and/or an encryption/decryption function.03-12-2009
20090067687FINGER SENSING APPARATUS USING IMAGE WATERMARKING AND ASSOCIATED METHODS - A finger sensing device may include an integrated circuit (IC) substrate, an array of finger sensing elements on the IC substrate, and image watermark circuitry on the IC substrate and cooperating with the array of finger sensing elements for generating finger image data with an image watermark embedded therein. The finger sensing apparatus may also include match circuitry on the IC substrate for performing finger matching based at least upon the image watermark. The array of finger sensing elements may include an array of finger sensing pixels. The image watermark circuitry may distort values from the array of finger sensing pixels to generate the finger image data with the image watermark embedded therein. The watermark circuitry may distort position values from the array of finger sensing pixels.03-12-2009
20090067688FINGER SENSING APPARATUS WITH CREDENTIAL RELEASE AND ASSOCIATED METHODS - A finger sensing apparatus may include an integrated circuit (IC) substrate, an array of finger sensing elements on the IC substrate, match circuitry on the IC substrate for performing finger matching, and credential release circuitry on the IC substrate. The credential release circuitry may cooperate with the match circuitry for releasing at least one user credential based upon finger matching for enabling another device to perform at least one protected operation. Accordingly, the user may use a single finger match to securely have one or more protected operations performed. The at least one user credential may include at least one of a user password, passphrase, username, certificate, and key data, for example.03-12-2009
20090070592FINGER SENSING APPARATUS USING ENCRYPTED USER TEMPLATE AND ASSOCIATED METHODS - A finger sensing apparatus may include an integrated circuit (IC) substrate, an array of finger sensing elements on the IC substrate, and encryption circuitry on the IC substrate cooperating with the array of finger sensing elements for encrypting a user template comprising finger template data and at least one user credential. The at least one user credential may enable another device, such as a host platform, to perform at least one protected operation.03-12-2009
20090070593FINGER SENSING APPARATUS USING UNIQUE SESSION KEY AND ASSOCIATED METHODS - A finger sensor apparatus may include a finger sensor having an integrated circuit (IC) substrate, an array of finger sensing elements on the IC substrate, and session key negotiation circuitry on the IC substrate. The finger sensing apparatus may also include a host platform external from the finger sensor and cooperating with the session key negotiation circuitry to negotiate a unique session key for secure communication with the finger sensor during a respective communication session therewith.03-12-2009
20090316963SOFTWARE BASED METHOD FOR FINGER SPOOF DETECTION AND RELATED DEVICES - A finger sensor may include a finger sensing area and a controller cooperating with the finger sensing area for storing enrollment data including finger feature locations. The controller may be for generating authentication data including finger feature locations based upon positioning of an object adjacent the finger sensing area. The controller may also be for performing aligning the authentication data and the enrollment data, matching between the aligned enrollment and authentication data, and spoof attempt detecting based upon corresponding pairs of finger features and their spatial locations in the aligned enrollment and authentication data. The controller may further be for performing an authentication decision based upon the matching and spoof detecting.12-24-2009

Patent applications by Michael Boshra, Indialantic, FL US

Samer Boshra, Bothell, WA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100083285DATA-TIER APPLICATION COMPONENT - Data-tier application components (DACs) and methods for managing database applications are disclosed. According to one particular embodiment, a DAC includes a single unit of management that packages metadata related to a database object. The metadata related to the database object includes an identifier of the database object, a database runtime resource identifier of a database runtime resource operable to manipulate the database object, and a policy related to execution of the database runtime resource.04-01-2010

Samer Boshra, Woodinville, WA US

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20120084421MODEL SLICING AND VERSIONING - Embodiments are directed to implementing a dynamically changeable system model that is customizable per version, programmatically generating system models at runtime and to extending a programmatically generated system model. In an embodiment, a computer system determines that a dynamically changeable system model corresponds to a managed system. The dynamically changeable system model includes various managed system objects. The computer system indicates for the dynamically changeable system model which managed system objects are available in each version of the managed system. The available managed system objects are stored in a data store of the dynamically changeable system model. The computer system requests the managed system to provide current managed system information including at least a version identifier and, based on the managed system information indicated by the managed system, provides to the dynamically changeable system model those managed system objects that are provided by the indicated version of the managed system.04-05-2012
20120084795MODEL, SERVICE AND IMPLEMENTATION SEPARATION - Embodiments are directed to combining service operations with various managed system objects to form a new dynamic programming interface combination and determining valid dynamic programming interface combinations. A computer system determines which service operations are offered by a selected managed system. The selected managed system is configured to provide various services comprising multiple different service operations. The computer system determines that managed system objects of the managed system are to be combined with at least one of the service operations. The computer system also combines the service operation with the managed system object, so that a new dynamic programming interface combination is created. The new dynamic programming interface combination is configured for use by the services offered by the managed system.04-05-2012