Behavioral tracking system, method, and computer program product for undoing events based on user input
AssigneeMcAfee, Inc.
InventorsJonathan L. Edwards, Joel R. Spurlock, Gregory William Dalcher
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Abstract
A behavioral tracking system, method, and computer program product are provided for undoing events based on user input. In use, a plurality of unclassified events is identified on a system utilizing behavioral tracking. Additionally, input associated with at least one of the unclassified events is received from a user of the system for classifying the at least one of the unclassified events as an unwanted event. Further, the at least one unwanted event is undone in response to the receipt of the input.
Claims17
A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions stored thereon that when executed, cause one or more processors to:
- identify a plurality of events on a system utilizing behavioral tracking, wherein the plurality of events includes one or more classified events and one or more unclassified events;
- display a list of one or more of the unclassified events of the plurality of events, that are associated with user-initiated actions;
- receive user input associated with an unclassified event of the displayed list of one or more unclassified events, wherein the input includes a selection by the user associated with a symptom resulting from the at least one of the unclassified events, wherein the at least one of the unclassified events is determined to be associated with the symptom;
- classifying the unclassified event as an unwanted event;
- and
- undoing the associated user-initiated action in response to receiving the input, placing the system in a state as though the associated user-initiated action had not occurred.
A method, comprising:
- identifying, by a processor, a plurality of events on a system utilizing behavioral tracking, wherein the plurality of events includes one or more classified events and one or more unclassified events;
- displaying a list of one or more of the unclassified events of the plurality of events that are associated with user-initiated actions;
- receiving, by the processor, user input associated an unclassified event of the displayed list of one or more unclassified events, wherein the input includes a selection by the user associated with a symptom resulting from the at least one of the unclassified events, wherein the at least one of the unclassified events is determined to be associated with the symptom;
- classifying the unclassified event as an unwanted event;
- and
- undoing, by the processor, the associated user-initiated action in response to receiving the user input, placing the system in a state as though the user-initiated action had not occurred.
A system, comprising:
- a processor;
- a memory, coupled to the processor, on which are stored instructions, comprising instructions that when executed cause the processor to:
- identify a plurality of events on a system utilizing behavioral tracking, wherein the plurality of events includes one or more classified events and one or more unclassified events;
- display a list of one or more of the unclassified events of the plurality of events-that are associated with user-initiated actions;
- receive user input associated with an unclassified event of the displayed list of one or more unclassified events, wherein the input includes a selection by the user associated with a symptom resulting from the at least one of the unclassified events, wherein the at least one of the unclassified events is determined to be associated with the symptom;
- classify the unclassified event as an unwanted event;
- and
- undo the associated user-initiated action in response to the receipt of the input, placing the system in a state as though the user-initiated action had not occurred.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.