David A Weinstein

Author:

David A. Weinstein

ISBN #:

0471515574

Author:

David A. Weinstein

ISBN #:

0471515582

Author:

David A. Weinstein

ISBN #:

0471852694

Author:

David A. Weinstein

ISBN #:

0471852708

Author:

David E. Weinstein

ISBN #:

0262090406

Author:

David Weinstein

ISBN #:

0134591577

Author:

David Weinstein

ISBN #:

0324017944

Author:

David Weinstein

ISBN #:

0521026865

US Patent:

8615656, Dec 24, 2013

Filed:

Jan 9, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/346291

Inventors:

David Weinstein - Laurel MD, US
Scott Lewis Dyer - Bedford MA, US

Assignee:

The MITRE Corporation - McLean VA

International Classification:

H04L 9/32
G06F 3/00

US Classification:

713168

Abstract:

A Secure Remote Peripheral Encryption Tunnel (SeRPEnT) can be implemented in a portable embedded device for the Universal Serial Bus (USB) with a much more restricted attack surface than a general purpose client computer. The SeRPEnT device can comprise a small, low-power “cryptographic switchboard” that can operate in a trusted path mode and a pass-through mode. In the trusted path mode, the SeRPEnT device can tunnel connected peripherals through the client to a server with Virtual Machine (VM)-hosted applications. In the pass-through mode, the SeRPEnT device can pass-through the connected peripherals to the client system, allowing normal use of the local system by the user. SeRPEnT can also enable secure transactions between the user and server applications by only allowing input to the VMs to originate from the SeRPEnT device.

US Patent:

20130227694, Aug 29, 2013

Filed:

Mar 29, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/434146

Inventors:

David Weinstein - Laurel MD, US
David Keppler - Herndon VA, US

Assignee:

The MITRE Corporation - McLean VA

International Classification:

G06F 21/00

US Classification:

726 25

Abstract:

A mobile device charging station configured to analyze, measure and respond to/correct the state of a mobile device. The charging station can employ an embedded cryptographic subsystem that can make use of anti-tamper/tamper evident techniques to protect stored firmware images/cryptographic material.

US Patent:

43139655, Feb 2, 1982

Filed:

May 30, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/910886

Inventors:

David Weinstein - Baltimore MD

Assignee:

Maryland Cup Corporation - Owings Mills MD

International Classification:

A21D 1500
B65B 1110

US Classification:

426139

Abstract:

An ice cream cone product is provided having a sanitary paper jacket adhered thereto which is sufficiently adherent for shipping, handling and vending but which is selectively removable without leaving jacket remnants thereon at the point of consumption. A jacket is telescopically juxtaposed over the cone after the jacket interior is dosed with a mixture of water vapor and propylene glycol.

US Patent:

45294704, Jul 16, 1985

Filed:

Sep 17, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/419533

Inventors:

David Weinstein - Baltimore MD

Assignee:

Maryland Cup Corporation - Owings Mills MD

International Classification:

B65B 3530
B65B 6120

US Classification:

156423

Abstract:

An ice cream cone product is provided having a sanitary paper jacket adhered thereto which is sufficiently adherent for shipping, handling and vending but which is selectively removable without leaving jacket remnants thereon at the point of consumption. A jacket is telescopically juxtaposed over the cone after the jacket interior is dosed with water vapor or steam. A conveyor for the cones, a timed dispenser and injector for the jackets placing the latter alternately on the same conveyor with the cones, a device to combine each jacket with a cone and an accumulator for the jacketed cone product comprises the apparatus to practice the method.

US Patent:

44447957, Apr 24, 1984

Filed:

Jan 31, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/462188

Inventors:

David Weinstein - Baltimore MD

Assignee:

Maryland Cup Corporation - Owings Mills MD

International Classification:

B65D 8578

US Classification:

426 90

Abstract:

A serving kit and package for confections includes an unfilled ice cream cone nested in the bottom of a conformally shaped conical jacket which is scored for separation along an annular line located below the rim of the ice cream cone. The upper end of the cone jacket is shaped to receive a snap-on lid, the latter being supplied together with a spoon or other eating utensil to complete the serving kit. Frozen dessert above the cone rim can be eaten with the spoon and then the package can be separated to consume the filled ice cream cone in a conventional manner.

US Patent:

42897912, Sep 15, 1981

Filed:

May 4, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/036227

Inventors:

David Weinstein - Baltimore MD

Assignee:

Maryland Cup Corporation - Owings Mills MD

International Classification:

B65G 5900
A21D 1300

US Classification:

426139

Abstract:

An ice cream cone product is provided having a sanitary paper jacket adhered thereto which is sufficiently adherent for shipping, handling and vending but which is selectively removable without leaving jacket remnants on the cone or cone remnants on the jacket. A jacket is telescopically juxtaposed over the cone after the jacket interior is applied with vaporized mixture of water and an adhesion-reducing agent. A conveyor for the cones, a timed dispenser and injector for placing the jackets alternately on the same conveyor with the cones, a device to combine each jacket with a cone and an accumulator for the jacketed cone product comprises the apparatus to practice the method.

US Patent:

43986331, Aug 16, 1983

Filed:

Aug 11, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/291951

Inventors:

David Weinstein - Baltimore MD

International Classification:

B65D 8562
B65D 2106

US Classification:

206499

Abstract:

A package for a plurality of unfilled ice cream cones is fabricated from a conventional frustoconical tub, an insertable annular stand and a ported keeper disk resting on the stand for holding interspersed inverted and right-side-up stacks of nested ice cream cones. The array of cone stacks is preferably an upright center stack surrounded by alternated inverted and upright stacks. The upright stacks are cushioned from one another at the upper ends thereof and the inverted stacks are canted outward by the keeper disk to make room for the upright stacks. A heat sealable cover and overlying lid are provided to complete the package.