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Arye Kohavi, Neve Monosson IL
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| 20110048039 | SYSTEM AND METHOD OF WATER SUPPLY PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT IN VEHICLES - A system of managing water production in a vehicle. The system comprises a water conducting element set to receive and conduct water generated as a product of an operation of a vehicle air conditioner of the vehicle to a water container, a gauge that measures the amount of water in the water container, and a manager that receives the measurement and instructs the operation accordingly. | 03-03-2011 |
Lior Kohavi, Shoham IL
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| 20100325362 | System and Method For Providing Conditional access to Server-based Applications From Remote Access Devices - Systems and methods are provided for providing users at remote access devices with conditional access to server-based applications. Requests for access to server-based applications (e.g., requests to launch or obtain data associated with the server-based applications) by remote access devices may be prevented or allowed based on device compliance with one or more policies including whether data-retention prevention code can be downloaded to and operational on the remote access devices. The data-retention prevention code may be used to both determine whether data can be automatically deleted from a cache or file directory at the remote access device and to delete potentially retention-sensitive data once the data is downloaded to the remote access device from the server-based application. | 12-23-2010 |
Ran Kohavi, Ramat-Hasharon IL
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| 20090063869 | Securing Data in a Networked Environment - Apparatus for securing data, comprising: an isolated processing environment having a boundary across which data cannot cross and a channel for allowing data to cross the boundary. A filter restricts data passage across the channel. Protected data is initially located in a secure area and is only released to such a secure processing environment so that access for authorized users to the secure data is available, but subsequent release of the secure data by the authorized users to the outside world is controlled. | 03-05-2009 |
| 20090328033 | SEAMLESS INTEGRATION OF MULTIPLE COMPUTING ENVIRONMENTS - A unification system for integrating multiple computing environments, which are available for simultaneous use by a single user, into a base environment includes a unification supervisor and a plurality of agents, where each agent is associated with a respective computing environment. The unification supervisor monitors information received from the agents regarding the multiple computing environments, and performs centralized direction of the computing environments in accordance with the received information. The centralized direction serves to incorporate the other computing environments into the base environment, and may be guided by policies designed to provide the user with a unified environment. The unification supervisor also issues instructions to the various agents. Each of the agents provides information regarding a respective computing environment to the unification supervisor, and may also manage the respective computing environment as directed by the unification supervisor. The base environment is typically the user's endpoint work environment. | 12-31-2009 |
Ron Kohavi, Issaquah, WA US
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| 20100082998 | ACTIVE HIP - Computing services that unwanted entities may wish to access for improper, and potentially illegal, use can be more effectively protected by using Active HIP systems and methodologies. An Active HIP involves dynamically swapping one random HIP challenge, e.g., but not limited to, image, for a second random HIP challenge, e.g., but not limited to, image. An Active HIP can also, or otherwise, involve stitching together, or otherwise collecting and including, within Active HIP software, i.e., a HIP web page, to be executed by a computing device of a user seeking access to a HIP-protected computing service x number of software executables randomly selected from a pool of y number of software executables. The x number of software executables, when run, generates a random Active HIP key. If the generated Active HIP key accompanies a correct user response to the valid HIP challenge the system and/or methodology can assume with a degree of certainty that the current user is a legitimate human user and allow the current user access to the requested computing service. | 04-01-2010 |