MUMBAI, India, July 24 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641085241 A) filed by Cmr Technical Campus; Cmr College Of Engineering & Technology; and Cmr Institute Of Technology on July 11, 2026, for Zero-Trust Memory Management System With Fine-Grained Pointer Authentication And Runtime Behavioral Anomaly Enforcement.
Inventors include J. Prasanna Babu; K. Praveen Kumar; Mr. Ch. Raja Kishore Babu; Dr. G. Sharada; Ravi Mogili; and N. Venkata Siva Reddy.
The application for the patent was published on July 17, 2026, under issue no. 29/2026.
Abstract: A zero-trust memory management system (100) is disclosed for enforcing secure memory operations through fine-grained pointer authentication and runtime behavioral anomaly enforcement. The system (100) includes a memory (102), a processor (104), and a communication module operatively coupled to internal and external components. The processor (104) executes instructions that implement a pointer authentication module configured to validate pointer integrity using cryptographic or contextual binding techniques, a memory access control module that enforces object-level permissions for read, write, and execute operations, a behavioral profiling module that models runtime memory access patterns, and an anomaly detection and enforcement module that identifies deviations from expected behavior and initiates mitigation actions. The system (100) continuously verifies memory operations under a zero-trust paradigm, ensuring that no pointer is inherently trusted after creation. The invention enhances resistance against memory corruption, unauthorized access, and runtime exploitation by providing continuous verification and adaptive enforcement of memory safety policies.
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