Michael Alan Lynn, 56323 Emily Dr SW, Lilburn, GA 30047

7058796, Jun 6, 2006

Jun 3, 2002

10/161443

Michael T. Lynn - Roswell GA, US
Scott Hrastar - Duluth GA, US

AirDefense, Inc. - Alpharetta GA

G06F 11/30

713 1, 713168, 713200, 713201, 380270

A wireless network security system including a system data store capable of storing network default and configuration data, a wireless transmitter and a system processor. The system processor performs a network security method. An active defense request signal is received, typically from an intrusion detection system. The received request signal includes an indicator of an access point within the wireless computer network that is potentially compromised. In response to the received an active defense of the wireless network is triggered. The triggered active defense may be on or more of transmitting a jamming signal, transmitting a signal to introduce CRC errors, transmitting a signal to increase the difficulty associated with breaking the network encryption (typically by including in the signal packet appearing legitimate but containing randomized payloads, or transmitting a channel change request to the potentially compromised access point.

7086089, Aug 1, 2006

Jun 3, 2002

10/161142

Scott Hrastar - Duluth GA, US
Michael T. Lynn - Roswell GA, US
Edwin L. Sale - Lawrenceville GA, US
Dawn M. Hollingsworth - Atlanta GA, US

AirDefense, Inc. - Alpharetta GA

H04L 9/00

726 22, 726 7, 726 13

A network security system includes a system data store capable of storing a variety of data associated with a wireless computer network and communication transmitted thereon, a communication interface supporting communication over a communication channel and a system processor. Data corresponding communications transmitted over the wireless communication network are received. One or more tests are applied to the received data to determine whether a particular communication represents a potential security violation. An alarm may be generated based upon the results of the applied test or tests.

7383577, Jun 3, 2008

Jun 3, 2002

10/161137

Scott Hrastar - Duluth GA, US
Michael T. Lynn - Roswell GA, US
Edwin L. Sale - Lawrenceville GA, US
Dawn M. Hollingsworth - Atlanta GA, US

AirDefense, Inc. - Alpharetta GA

G08B 23/00
G06F 17/00
H04L 9/00
H04K 1/00

726 23, 726 12, 726 13, 726 14, 713150, 713151, 713161, 713168, 380255, 380270

A network security system includes a system data store capable of storing a variety of data associated with an encrypted computer network and communications transmitted thereon, a communication interface supporting communication over a communication channel and a system processor. Data corresponding to communications transmitted over the encrypted communication network are received. One or more tests are applied to the received data to determine whether a particular communication represents a potential security violation. An alarm may be generated based upon the results of the applied test or tests.

7526808, Apr 28, 2009

Mar 8, 2006

11/370611

Michael T. Lynn - Roswell GA, US
Scott Hrastar - Duluth GA, US

AirDefense, Inc. - Alpharetta GA

G06F 15/18
G06F 17/00
H04L 9/00
H04K 1/00

726 23, 726 12, 726 13, 726 14, 713150, 713151, 713161, 713168, 380255, 380270

A wireless network security system including a system data store capable of storing network default and configuration data, a wireless transmitter and a system processor. The system processor performs a network security method. An active defense request signal is received, typically from an intrusion detection system. The received request signal includes an indicator of an access point within the wireless computer network that is potentially compromised. In response to the received an active defense of the wireless network is triggered. The triggered active defense may be on or more of transmitting a jamming signal, transmitting a signal to introduce CRC errors, transmitting a signal to increase the difficulty associated with breaking the network encryption (typically by including in the signal packet appearing legitimate but containing randomized payloads, or transmitting a channel change request to the potentially compromised access point.

7779476, Aug 17, 2010

Oct 20, 2006

11/551315

Michael T. Lynn - Roswell GA, US
Scott E. Hrastar - Duluth GA, US

AirDefense, Inc. - Alpharetta GA

G06F 17/30
G06F 12/14
G06F 17/00
H04L 29/06
H04L 9/32
H04K 1/00

726 26, 726 12, 726 13, 726 14, 726 23, 713150, 713151, 713161, 713168, 380255, 380270

A wireless network security system including a system data store capable of storing network default and configuration data, a wireless transmitter and a system processor. The system processor performs a network security method. An active defense request signal is received, typically from an intrusion detection system. The received request signal includes an indicator of an access point within the wireless computer network that is potentially compromised. In response to the received an active defense of the wireless network is triggered. The triggered active defense may be on or more of transmitting a jamming signal, transmitting a signal to introduce CRC errors, transmitting a signal to increase the difficulty associated with breaking the network encryption (typically by including in the signal packet appearing legitimate but containing randomized payloads, or transmitting a channel change request to the potentially compromised access point.

8060939, Nov 15, 2011

Apr 23, 2008

12/108429

Michael T. Lynn - Roswell GA, US
Scott Hrastar - Duluth GA, US

AirDefense, Inc. - Alpharetta GA

G06F 7/04
G06F 17/00
G06F 12/14
H04L 29/06
H04L 9/32
H04K 1/00

726 26, 726 12, 726 13, 726 14, 726 23, 713150, 713151, 713161, 713168, 380255, 380270

A wireless network security system including a system data store capable of storing network default and configuration data, a wireless transmitter and a system processor. The system processor performs a network security method. An active defense request signal is received, typically from an intrusion detection system. The received request signal includes an indicator of an access point within the wireless computer network that is potentially compromised. In response to the received an active defense of the wireless network is triggered. The triggered active defense may be on or more of transmitting a jamming signal, transmitting a signal to introduce CRC errors, transmitting a signal to increase the difficulty associated with breaking the network encryption (typically by including in the signal packet appearing legitimate but containing randomized payloads, or transmitting a channel change request to the potentially compromised access point.

2004020, Oct 14, 2004

Jun 3, 2002

10/160904

Scott Hrastar - Duluth GA, US
Michael Lynn - Roswell GA, US

H04Q007/20

455/435100, 455/552100, 455/456100

A node identification and location system includes a system data store and a system processor. The system processor performs the node location function through appropriate methods such as described herein. In one such method, an address associated with a wireless node is received. A query is transmitted to each device in a wireless network capable of receiving signals from the wireless node. Responses are received from one or more responding devices. The position of the wireless node is calculated based upon the received one or more responses. The calculated position is outputted.