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DISTRIBUTED CONTENT NODES IntraLinks, Inc. 8th Floor 150 E. 42nd Street New York NY 10017 CONTENT NODES;Consulting services in the field of software as a service (SAAS); Design, development and implementation of software; Development of software for secure network operations; File sharing services, namely, providing a website featuring technology enabling users to upload and download electronic files; Internet-based service for the secure electronic storage of multi-lingual documents featuring an ability to track and report all user interactions with the service; Providing a secure, web-based service featuring technology that enables individuals to remotely create and manage their own accounts so that whatever private content they upload now can be encrypted, then delivered to their intended recipients, at the time and in the manner requested; Providing a website that features technology that enables the secure exchange of information by users; Software as a service (SAAS) services featuring software for secure, cloud-based file storage, transfer, and sharing; cloud computing featuring software for secure file storage, transfer, and sharing;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Methods, systems, and computer program products are disclosed for persisting node reputations in a transient peer-to-peer networking environment where communities have ad hoc participants. Persistent identifiers are defined for nodes, allowing nodes to be identified across sessions and invocations, even though they re-enter the network with a different network address. Paths taken by content resources as they traverse the network (e.g. which nodes forwarded the content) are persisted, along with reputation information about nodes (e.g. indicating how successful they are at answering queries from peers). Trust relationships can be derived using the persisted information. A tiered broadcast strategy is defined for reducing the number of messages exchanged. Preferred embodiments leverage a web services implementation model.