Integration of high-assurance features into an application through application factoring
CA 2480906 C · Owner: Peinado, Marcus · Inventors: Peinado, Marcus; Kurien, Thekkthalackal Varugis; England, Paul
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Application factoring or partitioning is used to integrate secure features into a conventional application. An application's functionality is partitioned into two sets according to whether a given action does or does not, involve the handling of sensitive data. Separate software objects (processors) are created to perform these two sets of actions. A trusted processor handles secure data and runs in a high-assurance environment. When another processor encounters secure data that data is sent to the trusted processor. The data is wrapped in such a way that allows it to be routed to the trusted processor and prevents the data from being deciphered by any entity other than the trusted …
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- Filed September 9, 2004 and granted January 28, 2014. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended September 9, 2024.
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