Do Young Kim

6701440, Mar 2, 2004

Jan 6, 2000

09/478944

Do K. Kim - Portland OR
Christopher L. Pearce - Portland OR
Jeffrey J. Constantine - Portland OR

Networks Associates Technology, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

H06F 126

713201, 713200, 713188

A system and method for a remote or network-based application service offering virus scanning, sniffing, or detecting of e-mail viruses prior to the e-mail messages arriving at the destination system or server are disclosed. The method protects a computer system that is configured to receive an e-mail message addressed to a destination e-mail address from viruses in an incoming e-mail message. The method generally includes receiving the incoming e-mail message at a remote e-mail receiving server, scanning the e-mail message for virus, forwarding the e-mail message if it is clean to a remote e-mail sending server, attempting to clean the e-mail message if it is infected to generate a cleaned e-mail message, forwarding the cleaned e-mail message, if any, to the remote e-mail sending server, and forwarding the clean or cleaned e-mail message, if any, to the destination e-mail address from the remote e-mail sending server. The system generally includes a remote e-mail receiving server for receiving the incoming e-mail message, a virus-detection program for scanning the e-mail message for virus, a remote e-mail virus processing server for attempting to clean the infected e-mail message, and a remote e-mail sending server forwarding the clean or cleaned e-mail message, if any, to the destination e-mail address.

6842861, Jan 11, 2005

Mar 24, 2000

09/534957

Brian R. Cox - Aloha OR, US
Do Kim - Portland OR, US
Brandt Haagensen - Portland OR, US

Networks Associates Technology, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

G06F 1100

713188, 713200, 713201, 713400, 713193, 710 20, 710 40

A method and system for detecting viruses on handheld computers. The handheld computer is in communication with a computer system having a virus detection program. The method includes reading data from the handheld computer and writing the data at least temporarily to a database on the computer system. The data is scanned for viruses with the virus detection program. The method further includes updating data on the handheld computer based on results of the scanning.

6965928, Nov 15, 2005

Mar 9, 2001

09/802452

Brian R. Cox - Aloha OR, US
Brandt Haagensen - Portland OR, US
Do Kim - Portland OR, US

Networks Associates Technology, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

G06F015/177

709220, 709221, 709222, 709219, 709217, 709203, 717168

A method for maintaining handheld computers at a location remote from a home maintenance node containing a maintenance database for at least one of the handheld computers. The method comprising connecting one of the handheld computers to a maintenance node and detecting whether the maintenance node is the home maintenance node for the handheld computer. If the connected maintenance node is not the home maintenance node, the home maintenance node for the handheld computer is located and a maintenance session is opened between the handheld computer and the home maintenance node. The method further includes performing maintenance on the handheld computer.

7299361, Nov 20, 2007

Jan 12, 2004

10/756682

Do K. Kim - Portland OR, US
Christopher L. Pearce - Portland OR, US
Jeffrey J. Constantine - Portland OR, US

McAfee, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

G06F 11/30
G06F 17/30
G06F 11/00

713188, 713154, 713165, 726 2, 726 3, 726 4, 726 24, 709223, 709224, 709225, 709226

A system and method are provided for protecting a user computer. An incoming e-mail message is initially received at a remote e-mail server over a network. Further, the incoming e-mail message is blocked if a sender address associated therewith is included in a list of predetermined sender addresses corresponding to a user computer. Moreover, the incoming e-mail message is scanned for a virus to determine that the incoming e-mail message is clean if the scanning fails to detect a virus in the incoming e-mail message and to determine that the incoming e-mail message is infected in the scanning detects a virus in the incoming e-mail message. Still yet, the incoming e-mail message is transmitted from the remote e-mail sever to the user computer over the network, if it is not blocked. An attempt is made to clean the infected incoming e-mail message if the scanning detects a virus in the incoming e-mail message to generate a cleaned e-mail message if the attempt to clean is successful. In use, a text message is transmitted to the user computer, indicating results of the scanning.

7673150, Mar 2, 2010

Sep 14, 2007

11/855961

Brian R. Cox - Aloha OR, US
Do Kim - Portland OR, US
Brandt Haagensen - Portland OR, US

McAfee, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

G06F 11/00

713188, 713193, 713400, 726 22, 726 23, 726 24, 726 25, 710 20, 710 40

A method and system are provided for updating software on a handheld computer in communication with a client computer system operable to connect to a network. Software installed on the handheld computer is identified with the client computer. Moreover, information on the identified software is transmitted from the client computer to a server connected to the network. Further, updated versions of the software installed on the handheld computer are transferred from the server to the client computer based on the identified software that is installed on the handheld computer. Still yet, the software installed on the handheld computer is updated with the updated versions transferred to the client computer.

7818739, Oct 19, 2010

Jun 22, 2004

10/874432

Brian R. Cox - Aloha OR, US
Do Kim - Portland OR, US
Brandt Haagensen - Portland OR, US

McAfee, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

G06F 9/44
G06F 9/445

717171, 717168, 717169, 717170, 717174, 717175, 717176

A method and system are provided for updating software on a handheld computer in communication with a client computer system operable to connect to a network. Software installed on the handheld computer is identified with the client computer. Moreover, information on the identified software is transmitted from the client computer to a server connected to the network. Further, updated versions of the software installed on the handheld computer are transferred from the server to the client computer based on the identified software that is installed on the handheld computer. Still yet, the software installed on the handheld computer is updated with the updated versions transferred to the client computer.

8362220, Jan 29, 2013

Apr 9, 2008

12/595384

Gregory S. Girolami - Urbana IL, US
Do Young Kim - Albany CA, US
John R. Abelson - Urbana IL, US
Navneet Kumar - Urbana IL, US
Yu Yang - Urbana IL, US
Scott Daly - Urbana IL, US

The Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois - Urbana IL

C07F 5/02
C08F 10/00

534 15, 526133, 526160, 526161, 526348

The present invention provides compositions of matter useful as deposition agents for making structures, including thin film structures and hard coatings, on substrates and features of substrates. In an embodiment, for example, the present invention provides metal complexes having one or more diboranamide or diboranaphosphide ligands that are useful as chemical vapor deposition (CVD) and/or atomic layer deposition (ALD) precusors for making thin film structures and coatings. Metal complex CVD precursors are provided that possess volitilities sufficiently high so as to provide dense, smooth and homogenous thin films and coatings.

20230074436, Mar 9, 2023

Sep 18, 2020

17/761088

- South San Francisco CA, US
Rui HAO - South San Francisco CA, US
Do Jin KIM - South San Francisco CA, US
Suresh PODA - South San Francisco CA, US
Rinkan SHUKLA - South San Francisco CA, US
Adam P. SILVERMAN - South San Francisco CA, US

C07K 16/18

In one aspect, antibodies that specifically bind to a human alpha-synuclein protein are provided. In some embodiments, an anti-alpha-synuclein antibody binds to monomeric human alpha-synuclein protein, oligomeric human alpha-synuclein protein, soluble human alpha-synuclein protein, human alpha-synuclein protein fibrils, and human alpha-synuclein protein that is phosphorylated at Ser129 (pSer129) with high affinity. In some embodiments, an anti-alpha-synuclein antibody can specifically bind to or immunodeplete alpha-synuclein protein. In some embodiments, an anti-alpha-synuclein antibody can prevent or inhibit alpha-synuclein seeding.