Eric H Pang, 5812785 Crawford Dr, Tustin, CA 92782

6892225, May 10, 2005

Jul 19, 2000

09/618955

Edgar Allen Tu - Castor Valley CA, US
Eric Pang - Sunnyvale CA, US

fusionOne, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F015/16

709217, 709203, 709218, 709219, 713165, 713155, 713201

A secure agent system for communicating with a secure remote access system is disclosed. The agent system is suitable for execution on a base device which is configured to be coupled to the internet. The agent system initiates data communication with the remote access system by sending requests and receiving replies from the remote access system. The replies may include requests to retrieve, store, update, and/or delete data associated with the base device, which the agent system carries out. The agent system further provides reply data to such requests to the remote access system.

7499888, Mar 3, 2009

Mar 16, 2001

09/811353

Edgar Allan Tu - Castro Valley CA, US
Eric Pang - Sunnyvale CA, US

FusionOne, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06Q 40/00

705 44

A transaction security and authentication apparatus and system for electronic commerce which provides authentication of internet purchases by communication with a cardholder's base computer, or by contacting the cardholder by remote access for purchase verification. The system preferably comprises at least one central server system associated with a remote access system and configured for communication with a payment institution, and at least one internet capable device, operatively coupled for communication with the central server system, with the central server system configured to determine authentication of a cardholder electronic transaction, according to data received from the internet capable device upon a request for verification of the cardholder electronic transaction from the payment institution. The method of the invention generally comprises requesting verification of a cardholder electronic transaction, by a payment institution, from a central server system, contacting, by the central server system, at least one internet capable device associated with the cardholder, determining, by the central server system, if the cardholder electronic transaction is authorized by the cardholder, and communicating authentication information, by the central server system, to the payment institution.

7895334, Feb 22, 2011

Jul 19, 2000

09/618956

Edgar Allen Tu - Castor Valley CA, US
Eric Pang - Sunnyvale CA, US

FusionOne, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 13/00

709227, 709229, 709237, 718100

Disclosed herein is a system and method for communicating data from a base computer to a remote device via a central server system without the necessity of specialty software on the remote device. Remote devices such as laptop computers and cellular telephones communicate with the central server system, while the central server system likewise communicates with base computers. Communications between the central server system and the base computers are facilitated by an intermittent query from base computers to the central server system in a manner which allows communication even in a firewall-constrained environment. The system and method provides a means for facilitating both persistent connections and dialup communications between the base computers and the central server system.

8073954, Dec 6, 2011

Jul 19, 2000

09/618954

Edgar Allen Tu - Castor Valley CA, US
Eric Pang - Sunnyvale CA, US

Synchronoss Technologies, Inc. - Bridgewater NJ

G06F 13/00

709227, 709203

A method and apparatus which provides for remote and secure access to a host computer, and which further provides an open application standard for client access to the host computer.

8615566, Dec 24, 2013

Mar 23, 2001

09/822810

Edgar Allan Tu - Castro Valley CA, US
Eric Pang - Sunnyvale CA, US

Synchronoss Technologies, Inc. - Bridgewater NJ

G06F 15/16

709219, 709221, 709222, 709226

A method for operational support for remote network systems which allows for the rapid replacement of one server with another, in such instances as server malfunctions, routine maintenance, or upgrades. The method generally comprises providing a program storage device containing a machine identifier associated with a first, original server, transferring the program storage device and machine identifier to a second, spare server, and remotely configuring the second, spare server, according to the program storage device and machine identifier associated with the first, original server, such that the second, spare server becomes an identical replacement for the first, original server. Thus, if the first, original server malfunctions, the spare or replacement server can be remotely configured to replace the original server according to the information in the machine identifier stored on the program storage device.