Dynamic generation of digital certificate requests

The USPTO granted patent US12598077B2 to Zebra Technologies Corporation for a method of dynamically generating digital certificate requests using CSR input templates. The patent covers a server-based system that transmits CSR templates with dynamic field definitions to multiple client devices, receives completed CSRs with attribute values, and installs corresponding digital certificates. The patent was filed on September 23, 2022, and contains 16 claims.

Correlating Remote Attestation Quotes with VNF Resource Allocation

The USPTO granted Patent US12598085B2 to Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ) on April 7, 2026. The patent covers methods for correlating remote attestation quotes with virtualized network function (VNF) resource allocation events to ensure VNF components operate in legitimate contexts. The patent names four inventors and includes 23 claims covering the attestation correlation methodology.

Raytheon cryptographic device verification using hash challenge-response

The USPTO granted Patent US12598083B2 to Raytheon Company covering systems and methods for electronic device authenticity verification using hash challenge-response protocols. The patent discloses methods for generating stimuli, recording responses, hashing those responses, and comparing resulting keys against root node hash values for device verification. The patent contains 20 claims and is classified under CPC H04L 9/3278 and related cryptographic hash categories.

Cryptographic method certifies backup data retention lock status

USPTO granted Patent US12598082B2 to Dell Products L.P. on April 7, 2026, covering a cryptographic method for certifying retention lock status of backup data in deduplication storage systems. The patent describes encrypting retention lock status to create a certified token that can be inspected and audited by backup software. The invention addresses opaque data not interpreted by filesystems, returning retention lock information in cleartext format.

KPMG AZSA Blockchain Patent - Standardized Crypto Data Analysis

The USPTO granted Patent US12598087B2 to KPMG AZSA LLC for a cryptographic asset blockchain processing system that standardizes blockchain data analysis across multiple implementation methods. The invention converts blockchain transaction data (quantity, unit price, transaction partners) into a standardized format for accounting audits and large-scale data analysis. The patent contains 18 claims and was filed on August 25, 2021.

Intelligent Resource Allocation Based on Security Profile of Edge Device Network

USPTO granted Patent US12598186B2 to Bank of America Corporation covering a system for intelligent resource allocation in edge device networks using quantum computing simulations for security testing. The system includes edge devices executing computing tasks, a resource deployment subsystem for anomaly detection, and a quantum computing subsystem for executing simulated attacks across network configurations to determine security scores and optimal deployments.

Privileged account security system and method for managing access

USPTO granted patent US12598187B2 to Saudi Arabian Oil Company for a system and method managing privileged account access. The technology disables privileged accounts upon creation and enables them only after user authentication for elevated rights requests, reducing the likelihood of system compromise. This is a routine IP event establishing enforceable patent rights for the assignee.

Atlassian patent, access controls for authenticated and public users

The USPTO granted Patent US12598189B2 to Atlassian Pty Ltd covering a content collaboration system that manages dual access controls for authenticated users and unauthenticated public users. The system provides synchronized content caching and hierarchical visibility controls for publicly accessible digital content across enterprise environments.

Salesforce multi-tenant data access control with cloud token security

USPTO granted Salesforce patent US12598193B2 covering fine granularity control of data access and usage across multi-tenant systems. The system validates user access requests against data source permissions and creates cloud-specific tokens converted from cloud-neutral tokens, establishing temporary IAM roles and policies with automatic expiration.

Network access using hardware-based security

USPTO granted patent US12598078B2 to Sophos Limited covering hardware-based security for network authentication. The patent describes endpoint devices using hardware-bound security systems to authenticate to enterprise networks, with cryptographically validated challenge-response protocols. The patent was applied for on February 15, 2023, under application number 18110051, with 20 claims granted.