Didn't you just love that SecureAuth stated that S
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Posted On: 05/11/2018 2:47:00 PM
Re: Hate Liars #26530
Didn't you just love that SecureAuth stated that SFOR developed OOBA patents:
58 - In reality, out-of-band authentication is an old idea that was used long before computers. That StrikeForce was purportedly the first to describe the idea in combination with the computer components recited in its claims is not inventive; it is merely “generic computer implementation.” Indeed, combining an abstract idea with conventional computer components does not satisfy § 101, even if the resulting combination is new. Thus, StrikeForce’s alleged distinctions over the prior art fail to establish an inventive concept. As a result, StrikeForce’s claims are invalid under §Alice 101.
SIMPLY GENERIC COMPUTER IMPLEMENTATION??? Do you realize how big this fight would become if the Circuit court of Appeals Judges actually invalidated SFOR patents based on this argument in light of the PTAB and Supreme Court decisions!!
Ropes & Gray is feeling mighty frisky right now! To think that they want three full weeks to respond so that they can use their Shock & Awe to decimate any SecureAuth hope is fascinating. VERY exciting!
Don't you also love the fact that they have the nerve to say that OOBA has been used for millenniums....
Maybe Ram was watching a good Ancient Greece film or WWII film and copied their OOBA computer idea....LOL
58 - In reality, out-of-band authentication is an old idea that was used long before computers. That StrikeForce was purportedly the first to describe the idea in combination with the computer components recited in its claims is not inventive; it is merely “generic computer implementation.” Indeed, combining an abstract idea with conventional computer components does not satisfy § 101, even if the resulting combination is new. Thus, StrikeForce’s alleged distinctions over the prior art fail to establish an inventive concept. As a result, StrikeForce’s claims are invalid under §Alice 101.
SIMPLY GENERIC COMPUTER IMPLEMENTATION??? Do you realize how big this fight would become if the Circuit court of Appeals Judges actually invalidated SFOR patents based on this argument in light of the PTAB and Supreme Court decisions!!
Ropes & Gray is feeling mighty frisky right now! To think that they want three full weeks to respond so that they can use their Shock & Awe to decimate any SecureAuth hope is fascinating. VERY exciting!
Don't you also love the fact that they have the nerve to say that OOBA has been used for millenniums....
Maybe Ram was watching a good Ancient Greece film or WWII film and copied their OOBA computer idea....LOL
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