(ABANDONED) IC 035. US 100 101 102. G & S: Hardware based computer technology for business management and administration; programmed to design and permit the safe storage of data and software within a computer (without the need to use firewalls and data encryption software) and prevents unauthorized reads and writes to the hard disk drive; hard ware based computer technology to permit the safe transmission of data and data processing procedures (e.g. files, messages and e-commerce business to business transactions) via electronic media and unique recognizable keys for computer security; hardware technology to deny access to computer systems by hackers, prevent viruses to affect computer systems; computer device which attaches to external port of computer and programs as a self contained intelligent device with its own memory, operating system, onboard modifiable software store and secure access for computer systems management. FIRST USE: 20000927. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20010927
(ABANDONED) IC 038. US 100 101 104. G & S: Hardware based computer technology programmed design and permit the secured transmittal of messages from user to user and the safe storage of data and software within a computer (without the need to use firewalls and data encryption software) and prevents unauthorized reads and writes to the hard disk drive; hard ware based computer technology to permit the safe transmission of data and data processing procedures (e.g. files, messages and e-commerce transactions) via electronic media and unique recognizable keys for computer security; hardware technology to deny access to computer systems by hackers, prevent viruses to affect computer systems; computer device which attaches to external port of computer and programs as a software store and secure access for computer systems management. FIRST USE: 20000927. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20000927
(ABANDONED) IC 041. US 100 101 107. G & S: Hardware based computer technology which provides education and training for users of computer and electronic systems to permit the safe storage of data and software within a computer (without the need to use firewalls and data encryption software) and prevents unauthorized reads and writes to the hard disk drive; hard ware based computer technology to permit the safe transmission of data and data processing procedures (eg files, messages and e-commerce transactions) via electronic media and unique recognizable keys for computer security; hardware technology to deny access to computer systems by hackers, prevent viruses to affect computer systems; computer device which attaches to eternal port of computer and programs as a self contained intelligent device with its own memory, operating system, onboard modifiable software store and secure access for computer systems management. FIRST USE: 20000927. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20000927
(ABANDONED) IC 042. US 100 101. G & S: Hardware based computer technology programmed to design and permit the safe storage of data and software within a computer (without the need to use firewalls and data encryption software) and prevents unauthorized reads and writes to the hard disk drive; hard ware based, computer technology to permit the safe transmission of data and data processing procedures (eg files, messages and e- commerce transactions) via electronic media and unique recognizable keys for computer security; hardware technology to deny access to computer systems by hackers, prevent viruses to affect computer systems; computer device which attaches to external port of computer and programs as a self contained intelligent device with its own memory, operating system, onboard modifiable software store and secure access for computer systems management. FIRST USE: 20000927. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20000927
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