Hal T Stern

6795923, Sep 21, 2004

Aug 24, 1999

09/382265

Hal L. Stern - Livingston NJ
Gregory M. Papadopoulos - Palo Alto CA

Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

G06F 124

713201, 713168, 713182, 713189, 713200

A secure, trusted network management function embedded within a network interface device is provided. The network interface device connects a host computer to a network and contains a host bus interface, a network interface, and control logic. The network interface device incorporates a secure language processor, non-volatile memory, and a carrier sense circuit. The secure language processor executes a secure language program, and the non-volatile memory stores identification keys for remote devices and objects of value for network applications. If an application program is to be executed or accessed by the host computer, the secure language processor verifies that the object of value allows such execution or access. If a remote network device attempts to control the functionality of the network interface device, the secure language processor verifies that the remote network device has the authority to issue such a command.

59352493, Aug 10, 1999

Feb 26, 1997

8/806327

Hal L. Stern - Livingston NJ
Gregory M. Papadopoulos - Palo Alto CA

Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Mountain View CA

G06F 1214

713201

A secure, trusted network management function embedded within a network interface device is provided. The network interface device connects a host computer to a network and contains a host bus interface, a network interface, and control logic. The network interface device incorporates a secure language processor, non-volatile memory, and a carrier sense circuit. The secure language processor executes a secure language program, and the non-volatile memory stores identification keys for remote devices and objects of value for network applications. If an application program is to be executed or accessed by the host computer, the secure language processor verifies that the object of value allows such execution or access. If a remote network device attempts to control the functionality of the network interface device, the secure language processor verifies that the remote network device has the authority to issue such a command.

20160110220, Apr 21, 2016

Dec 30, 2015

14/985002

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Hal L. STERN - Livingston NJ, US

G06F 9/48

A device may receive task navigation information, identify a selection of a first task, of multiple tasks, based on the task navigation information, and provide a list of a group of tasks from the multiple tasks. The list of the group tasks may be based on information identifying tasks historically selected subsequent to the selection of the first task. The device may identify a selection of a second task, of the multiple tasks subsequent to identifying the selection of the first task; and store information identifying that the second task has been selected subsequent to the first task based on identifying the selection of the second task subsequent to the selection of the first task. The information identifying that the second task has been selected subsequent to the first task may include a number of times that the second task has been selected subsequent to the first task.