公开(公告)号：MY186747A

公开(公告)日：2021-08-17

申请号：MYPI2013700079

申请日：2013-01-14

Applicant: MIMOS BERHAD

Inventor： GAI CHEW KAI ,  NORAZAH BINTI ABD AZIZ

Abstract: The present invention discloses a system for an application execution. The said system comprising a management module with at least an executing means for executing applications in the management module, at least a session manager for saving and restoring applications, at least a shell manager for interpreting and executing commands, and at least a launching means for launching applications, characterized in that the management module further comprises a monitoring means for monitoring the executing means, the session manager and the shell manager, so as to obtain an access token from the executing means and to assign the access token to the launching means, for launching the application without manual intervention. (Figure 1)

公开(公告)号：MY193599A

公开(公告)日：2022-10-19

申请号：MYPI2017000336

申请日：2017-03-03

Applicant: MIMOS BERHAD

Inventor： GAI CHEW KAI ,  NORAZAH ABD AZIZ

IPC: H04L9/00

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system and method to build application communication protocol. In particular, the invention relates to an application communication protocol named as Application Layer Encryption Engine (ALEE) implemented in the network to solve data loss in a huge data size and providing manageable security mechanism. The present invention comprising a network protocol stack (202); at least one transmitting device (204) connected to the network (202); at least one receiving device (206) connected to the multi-layered network; and a plurality of data packets at each end of the transmitting device and the receiving device. The network protocol stack (202) is a generic data packet comprises an Application Layer Encryption Engine (ALEE) at each data packet. The ALEE protocol of the present invention comprising fragment which includes start of text fragments; header elements fragments; data fragments; block check character checksum fragments; and end of text fragments. (FIG. 2.0)