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Churchmesh Communicator: Dedicated E-Ink Mesh Messaging Device Architecture, Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is the hardware architecture for the ChurchMesh Communicator, a dedicated, ultra-low-power mesh messaging device. The invention details the specific integration of components optimized for long-range, resilient communication: an ESP32-S3 MCU, an E-Ink display (for sunlight readability and zero static power draw), a physical QWERTY keyboard, and an SX1262 LoRa module (10km+ range). The architecture is optimized for 2+ week battery life. The firmware (ESP-IDF + LVGL) utilizes novel power management techniques, including E-Ink partial refresh optimization and aggressive deep sleep modes, waking only on keyboard interrupt or incoming LoRa message. The device integrates "KTKN-Lite" for decentralized synchronization.

Ktkn-Vault: Decentralized Password Management With Device-Specific Encryption Keys, Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is KTKN-Vault, a decentralized P2P password management system. The core innovation is the elimination of the traditional "Master Password" vulnerability in favor of "Device-Specific Encryption Keys." The vault is encrypted using keys stored exclusively in the device's secure hardware module (e.g., Secure Enclave, TPM) and accessed via biometric authentication (e.g., Face ID, WebAuthn). The encrypted vault data is synchronized across devices via a private KTKN-OS Space. While the data is replicated P2P, it remains inaccessible without the specific hardware keys on authorized devices, ensuring that compromising one device or password does not compromise the vault.

Ktkn-Drive: P2p File Synchronization With Crdt-Based Version History, Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is KTKN-Drive, a P2P file synchronization system utilizing KTKN-OS. The core innovation is the use of CRDTs (Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types, e.g., Automerge) to manage file state, version history, and conflict resolution, eliminating reliance on central servers (e.g., Dropbox). Changes to files and metadata are recorded as commutative operations in a CRDT log. This enables automatic, conflict-free merging of concurrent edits made offline and provides a complete, immutable version history. Files are synchronized via private KTKN-OS Spaces shared between the user's devices.

Ktkn-Cal: Decentralized Calendar Scheduling Via Selective Availability Disclosure, Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is KTKN-Cal, a decentralized, P2P calendar scheduling system. The core innovation is "Selective Availability Disclosure," enabling users to share availability slots without revealing their full calendar details, addressing the privacy failures of centralized tools (e.g., Calendly). The system analyzes the local calendar and generates a list of available slots, which are shared P2P. When a meeting is booked, a new KTKN-OS Space is created between participants. Booking details are stored within this shared, encrypted Space, ensuring decentralized coordination and E2E encryption.

Meshtalk: A Decentralized, Identity-Agnostic Messaging Protocol Over Ktkn-Os, Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is MeshTalk, a decentralized, E2E encrypted messaging protocol utilizing KTKN-OS that eliminates reliance on central servers and phone numbers. The core innovation is the replacement of centralized identity providers with cryptographic identities managed by KTKN-OS . Users create self-sovereign identities and establish connections by sharing keys directly (e.g., QR codes). Each conversation (direct or group) is implemented as an independent KTKN-OS Space, with messages stored as encrypted CRDT documents within the Space's database. This ensures E2E encryption and P2P replication directly between participants. The protocol is transport-agnostic, supporting integration with low-bandwidth mesh networks (e.g., LoRa).

Ktkn-Hub: Decentralized Git Hosting Via Ktkn-Os/Automerge And Isomorphic-Git, Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is KTKN-HUB, a peer-to-peer (P2P) Git hosting platform utilizing decentralized storage (KTKN-OS) and CRDTs. The core innovation is the direct mapping of the Git object model into the KTKN-OS data fabric. Git objects (Commits, Trees, Blobs) are stored as immutable KTKN-OS documents. Crucially, Git References (Branches, Tags) are implemented as mutable CRDTs (Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types). This enables concurrent updates (pushes) without conflicts, guaranteeing mathematical convergence when peers reconnect. The system implements a novel filesystem adapter (KTKN-FS) that bridges the isomorphic-git library to the KTKN-OS backend, enabling Git operations without a traditional POSIX filesystem.

The Bifurcated Data Protocol Architecture (Spikensl/Vtc-Ktkn), Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is a "Bifurcated Data Protocol Architecture" for sovereign systems that separates data handling into distinct Static ("The Library") and Dynamic ("The Nervous System") domains. Both domains utilize the H.265 video codec for transport/storage but exploit entirely different codec properties through distinct protocols: SpikeNSL and VTC-KTKN. The novelty lies in the simultaneous, distinct utilization of H.265 properties within a unified system. SpikeNSL (Dynamic) uses direct Luma/Chroma mapping to exploit the codec's efficiency with data sparsity. VTC-KTKN (Static) uses visual tokens (QR codes) to exploit the codec's temporal redundancy of static structures (Inter-Frame Prediction). This unified codec framework minimizes the hardware …

Deterministic Data Synthesis Pipeline For Multimodal Ai Training (The Trueos-Ktkn Data Engine), Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is a system for generating "Golden Master" training datasets for Multimodal Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models. The core innovation is a "Deterministic Render-Capture Loop" that decouples simulation time (simTime) from wall-clock time. The system advances the simulation by a fixed delta ($\Delta t$), renders the state, and captures the frame using WebCodecs, timestamping it with simTime regardless of actual render duration. This guarantees a mathematically perfect framerate and perfect synchronization between video frames and telemetry logs, eliminating the frame drops and jitter inherent in real-time screen recording. The pipeline is orchestrated within the TrueOS/Electron shell, managing the simulation backend (e.g., Python …

The Porcupine Protocol: Automated Defensive Publication And Algorithmic Jurisprudence, Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is the Porcupine Protocol, an automated system for generating and publishing industrial-grade defensive prior art using Local LLMs. The core innovation is the "Algorithmic Jurisprudence" engine (the "Recipe" algorithm), which automates the strategic decision to "File vs. Publish vs. Refactor." The algorithm calculates a Publication Score ($S_{Pub}$) based on weighted variables: Novelty, Detectability, Incumbent Risk, and Abstractness. It applies filters grounded in legal precedents: the "Alice" filter (Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank) assesses abstractness; the "Akamai" filter (Akamai v. Limelight) assesses divided infringement defense potential; and the "Porcupine" trigger initiates publication if $S_{Pub}$ exceeds a threshold. The Local LLM …

Stratospheric-Terrestrial Hybrid Mesh Network (Churchmesh & Winch Data Mule Protocol), Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is a hybrid network topology combining terrestrial LoRa mesh nodes with stratospheric Aerostat Data Mules. The terrestrial layer (ChurchMesh) utilizes ultra-efficient hardware (RAK4631/nRF52840) for 10-14 day autonomy and the Meshtastic ROUTER_LATE configuration to prevent packet storms. The core innovation is the "Winch Data Mule Protocol" (the "Yo-Yo" maneuver) for bridging Line-of-Sight gaps using Tethered Aerostats. The aerostat collects data at low altitude (~200ft), then the winch releases it to high altitude (~2,000ft) to gain LOS ("Virtual Ionosphere") and transmit stored bundles. The aerostat then winches back down. This mechanical data muling conserves airborne battery and minimizes weather exposure and …

The Civic Swarm Protocol: Bio-Inspired Decentralized Container Orchestration, Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is the Civic Swarm Protocol, a decentralized, P2P container orchestration platform designed for adversarial environments. It replaces centralized control planes (e.g., Kubernetes) with bio-inspired swarm algorithms and a "Jellyfish" architecture. The system utilizes daemonless runtimes (Podman/WasmEdge). The core innovation is "Stigmergic Coordination" via Digital Pheromones stored in a DHT. System state (Intensity/Decay) is managed using CRDTs with "Lazy Decay," where obsolescence is calculated on read, eliminating the need for a central garbage collector. Scheduling utilizes the Artificial Bee Colony (ABC) algorithm (pull-based foraging), and routing uses Ant Colony Optimization (ACO). Security is enforced by the "Rugby Protocol," a decentralized …

Morphogenetic Aiops (The Ktkn Regulator): Physics-Based Anomaly Detection And Homeostatic Control, Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is the KTKN (Katechon) Regulator, a homeostatic AI for detecting precursor signals of failure in complex distributed systems using non-linear dynamical systems theory. The system detects Critical Slowing Down (CSD) by monitoring rising Variance and Autocorrelation. The core innovation is the definition and mitigation of "D-Term Tension," a novel failure mode where the Derivative term of a PID controller fights the system's natural CSD, interpreting noise as a trend and causing violent collapse (Hopf Bifurcation). The KTKN Regulator detects this tension (correlation coefficient $r > 0.7$) and intervenes by disabling the D-term to prevent collapse. The system utilizes Active Inference …

Dendro-Version Control (Dvc): Biomimetic Visualization Of Distributed State And Security, Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is Dendro-Version Control (DVC), a visualization system that maps the properties of distributed version control (DAGs) and CRDTs (Automerge/KTKN) to the biological anatomy of trees. Implemented using React Three Fiber (R3F), the system provides a "Living HUD" for project health. The core innovation is the mapping of data consensus to tree physiology: stable, globally replicated code ("Canonical Truth") is rendered as dense "Heartwood" using Volumetric Raymarching; recent development is "Sapwood"; and the active frontier is the "Cambial Layer." Security vulnerabilities and technical debt are visualized using the CODIT (Compartmentalization of Decay in Trees) model as "Rot." The P2P data …

The Trueos/Aether Shell: A Sovereign "App Browser" Architecture For Local-First Orchestration, Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is the architecture for TrueOS/Aether, a desktop-class Integrated Development Environment (IDE) designed as a sovereign "App Browser" for orchestrating complex, local-first applications. The architecture utilizes the Electron framework, prioritizing rendering consistency and robust local process management. The core innovation is the "Native Child Process Orchestration" mechanism, where the Electron Main Process natively spawns heavy local backends (e.g., Python AI environments like ComfyUI) as direct OS child processes. This bypasses the serialization bottlenecks of traditional IPC bridges, enabling high-throughput communication via mechanisms like ZeroMQ or shared memory. The architecture guarantees a deterministic rendering environment by bundling a specific Chromium version, …

Vtc-Ktkn (Visual Token Compression - Katechon): Optimized Implementation And Integration, Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is VTC-KTKN (Visual Token Compression - Katechon), an optimized implementation of visual token storage protocols within the TrueOS sovereign architecture. While the core concept of encoding static data into visual tokens (QR codes) and compressing them using video codecs (H.265) by exploiting temporal redundancy is known art (see: olow304/memvid), VTC-KTKN details novel improvements for archival integrity and edge-retrieval. Innovations include the mandatory use of QR Code Level H Error Correction (ECC) to guarantee data recovery against compression artifacts and bit-rot, and the utilization of a Product Quantized (PQ) FAISS index to reduce the RAM footprint of the search index, …

Novel Solid State Forms Of (S)-(2-(5-Chloro-4-Methyl-1h-Benzo[D]Imidazol-2-Yl)-2-Methylpyrrolidin-1-Yl)(5-Methoxy-2-(2h-1,2,3-Triazol-2-Yl)Phenyl)Methanone And Processes For The Preparation Thereof

Defensive Publications Series

The present disclosure relates to novel solid state forms of (S)-(2-(5-chloro-4-methyl-1H-benzo[d]imidazol-2-yl)-2-methylpyrrolidin-1-yl)(5-methoxy-2-(2H-1,2,3-triazol-2-yl)phenyl)methanone compound of formula-1 and processes for preparation thereof.

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Spikensl (Spiking Neural Signal Language) For "No-Compile" Behavioral Transmission, Matthew D. Judson

Defensive Publications Series

A method and system for transmitting real-time software behavior and control signals by mapping dynamic system states to the native compression channels of the H.265 (HEVC) video codec. The protocol, termed "SpikeNSL," treats the video frame as a raster plot of spiking neurons. The Luma (Y) channel encodes the "Spike Train" of system events (sparse binary activations), while the Chroma (U/V) channels encode contextual state transitions. This mapping exploits the temporal redundancy and sparsity optimizations of H.265 to achieve bandwidth efficiencies of 50-100x compared to traditional serialization (e.g., MQTT/gRPC) for sparse event streams. The system further enables "No-Compile" behavioral replication, …

Wireless, Fully-Sealed Coxswain Audio Transmission System With Modular Boat Electronics, Wireless Charging, And No Exposed User-Side Electrical Connections, Glenn R. Engel

Defensive Publications Series

This defensive publication describes a fully sealed, wireless coxswain audio communication system designed for rowing shells, eliminating all exposed electrical connectors commonly found in traditional cox box systems. The solution integrates a waterproof wearable headset with digital MEMS microphone(s), a Bluetooth LE Audio transmitter, and Qi-based inductive charging within a connector-free housing. A boat-mounted receiver/amplifier module wirelessly receives audio, drives existing speaker wiring, and supplies inductive power to portable components. An optional detachable user-interface module provides visual feedback, system control, and additional charge-sharing capability through wireless power exchange. The system architecture enables complete wireless communication among all user-handled components, reducing …

Process For The Preparation Of 5,6-Dichloro-N-(1-Methylethyl)-1-Β-L-Ribofuranosyl-1h-Benzimidazol-2-Amine, Srinivasan Thirumalai Rajan, Gade Srinivas Reddy Bingi Hariprasad Reddy ,Pareesha Srikanth , Msn Laboratories Private Limited, R&D Center, Hyderabad, India.

Defensive Publications Series

The present disclosure relates to a process for the preparation of 5,6-Dichloro-N-(1-methylethyl)-1-β-L-ribofuranosyl-1H-benzimidazol-2-amine represented by the following structural formula-1

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The Composite Virtual Content Viewing System That Utilizes 8 Columns Like Projection Configurations To Provide A Greater Immersion Where The Virtual Content Observing Composite Space Will Curve Horizontally Around The Field Of View Of The User., Punarjeewa Abeysekera

Defensive Publications Series

This paper describes a composite virtual content viewing system that utilizes 8 columns like projection configurations to provide a greater immersion where the virtual content observing composite space will curve horizontally around the field of view of the user. The entire composite virtual content viewing system will contain a right projection system and a left projection system, which are identical to each other. Each projection system will contain 2 projection configurations that will provide a composite central virtual content viewing area and 2 projection configurations that will provide a composite peripheral and far peripheral content viewing area. The 8 containing …

Sealed Ballast & Vent Systems, Anonymous

Defensive Publications Series

This document describes a sealed marine system for a floating offshore structure, which could be relevant to any applications for floating offshore structures, such as for hydrocarbon production and processing, offshore wind turbines, electrical substations and converter platforms, hydrogen production, etc.

Novel Solid State Forms Of (Rr,Ss)-1,3,4,6,7,11b-Hexahydro-9,10-Di(Methoxy-D3)-3-(2-Methylpropyl)-2h-Benzo[A]Quinolizin-2-One And Processes For Preparation Thereof

Defensive Publications Series

The present disclosure relates to novel solid state forms of (RR,SS)-1,3,4,6,7,11b-hexahydro-9,10-di(methoxy-d₃)-3-(2-methylpropyl)-2H-benzo[a]quinolizin-2-one represented by the following structural formula-1 and processes for preparation thereof.

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Title:Novel solid state forms of (RR,SS)-1,3,4,6,7,11b-hexahydro-9,10-di(methoxy-d₃)-3-(2-methylpropyl)-2H-benzo[a]quinolizin-2-one and processes for preparation thereof

The present invention relates to novel solid state forms of (RR,SS)-1,3,4,6,7,11b-hexahydro-9,10-di(methoxy-d₃)-3-(2-methylpropyl)-2H-benzo[a]quinolizin-2-one represented by the following structural formula-1 and processes for preparation thereof.

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Automated Segmentation Of Impersonators (Fake Participants) In Virtual Meetings Using Quarantine Breakrooms, Bhavik Pradeep Shah, Chidambaram Arunachalam

Defensive Publications Series

This submission proposes novel techniques to automatically segment impersonators (fake users) detected in virtual collaboration meetings by dynamically moving them to a quarantine virtual room. Security administrators of an organization can be notified about segmentation events and may have the ability to join a quarantine room, observe the activities of impersonated users, assess potential business impacts of such users, and use the learning to further enhance impersonator detection techniques. A virtual meeting controller that orchestrates a virtual meeting can dynamically inform network controller and management systems in collaboration cloud networks to automatically apply network policies to block new sessions or …

A Forensic Logging Framework For Llms, Giannis Tziakouris, Elio Biasiotto

Defensive Publications Series

Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly embedded in enterprise, operational, and security-sensitive workflows. These include automated coding assistants, knowledge management systems, and multi-agent orchestration platforms where LLMs act as intermediaries between users and external tools. While significant research has been directed toward preventive safeguards such as input filtering, refusal mechanisms, and adversarial robustness, far less attention has been paid to forensic readiness. When incidents occur, ranging from malicious prompt injections to unauthorized tool usage or exfiltration of sensitive data, existing LLM implementations fail to provide investigators with reliable records for reconstruction, containment, or attribution.

To address this deficiency, a comprehensive …

Parallel Nanophotonic Inverse Design With Early Stopping, Zi Jian Wee, Hock Soon Lim, Sabrine Hachmioune, Nidhi Chaudhary, Heonjung Kim

Defensive Publications Series

Nanophotonic inverse design uses gradient-based optimization to design the topologies of devices such as waveguides and lenses. Since the optimization process is sensitive to initial conditions yet computationally expensive, it is advantageous to balance the exploration-exploitation tradeoff by allocating optimization resources only to promising designs. Inspired by hyperparameter tuning in machine learning, this disclosure proposes Asynchronous Topology Optimization with Early Stopping (ATOES), where nanophotonic devices are optimized in parallel and resources are allocated to more promising designs via an early stopping algorithm.

Automated Execution Of Manufacturing Flowcharts Using Genai, Marcus T. Heron

Defensive Publications Series

This invention is the process of taking any image of a flowchart and using multiple GenAI Agents to execute the depicted process. In manufacturing flowcharts are used prolifically to describe multiple business practices and workflows, therefore this invention has wide applicability across a range of use cases. Enabling full automation of the depicted process in a reliable and repeatable fashion without the risk of human error and in a much faster time.

Scan To Email Summary, Hp Inc

Defensive Publications Series

This innovation focuses on the automated use of imaging technologies to simplify a well-known user experience that is frustrating to many customers today - the ability to scan to email, and then easily retrieve the scanned content. Providing an automated, simplified experience that results in significantly improved customer satisfaction, being able to search and retrieve emails that they have scanned on a multi-function device through their regular email client. The system leverages Large Language Models (LLMs) with engineered prompts to generate contextually relevant filenames, titles, and summaries for scanned documents.

Method For Announcing Unreachability Of More Specific Prefix In Bgp When Providing A Summarization, Serge Krier, Jakub Horn, Ketan Talaulikar

Defensive Publications Series

Techniques proposed herein provide for the ability to announce unreachability of one or more specific prefixes in Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) when providing a route summarization.

Adaptive Fast Charging For Hearable Devices Based On State Of Charge, Yao Ding, Babak Hashemizadeh

Defensive Publications Series

Disclosed is an adaptive, conditional fast-charging method for hearable devices. In the method, a high charge rate (C-rate) is applied only when the battery state of charge (SOC) is below a low threshold (e.g., 10-30%) and desired conditions (e.g., temperature, age) are met. Further, charging immediately reverts to a standard rate once an SOC target or a temperature limit is reached. This selective, conditional approach provides a rapid initial charge that significantly enhances the user experience, reduces the risk of lithium plating, and avoids the cost and size constraints associated with batteries designed for sustained high C-rates.

The Master Engineering Compliance Atlas: A Unified Architecture For Automating Global Regulatory Governance, Ai Safety, And Cyber Risk, Ramkumar Bharathan

Defensive Publications Series

This technical disclosure presents the "Master Engineering Compliance Atlas," a comprehensive framework designed to bridge the gap between complex global regulations and modern software engineering practices. As regulatory landscapes fragment across jurisdictions, this document provides a unified methodology for harmonizing requirements from major frameworks, including Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX), GDPR, the EU Digital Markets Act (DMA), the Digital Services Act (DSA), the EU AI Act, NIST SP 800-53, and ISO 27001.

Unlike traditional legal summaries, this framework focuses on technical implementation, offering specific architectural patterns, "L7" control designs, and automation strategies to achieve "Compliance as Code." It introduces a "Mega-Matrix" that maps …