About
Phil Champagne
Phil Champagne is the author of "The Book of Satoshi: The Collected Writings of Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto", the best-selling first history book about bitcoin, which has been translated into over 7 languages. He’s also the author of “Bitcoin vs Altcoins: The Battle for Dominance” released in April 2023.
He has a background in computer software with a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the University of Sherbrooke, Québec, Canada.
Phil is the inventor/co-inventor of 12 patents filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. He is also a seasoned real estate and precious metal investor with more than 20 years of experience and is the managing director of Wren Investment Group, LLC, which he co-founded in 2011.
He has long held bitcoin, as well as traded and learned about many different altcoins featuring a wide variety of technologies.
His background in software engineering, combined with his passion for history, investments, and the Austrian School of Economics, naturally led him to explore and become a strong advocate of Bitcoin since 2012.
Patents
This patent provides a mean for an intermediary party to insert data within a TCP stream.
This patent details a lightweight stateless TCP server capable of servicing a high rate of requests.
This invention allows a network device (eg. router) to modify URLs embedded in HTML content for different purpose.
A mechanism to allow switch or routers to load balance packets between computer systems based on extra data inserted in packets.
This patent details a method for a intermediary device such as a router to automatically connect client browser (HTTP) to servers. The knowledge of the password is on the router and clients do not know or do not have to know the password.
This invention significantly reduce encryption and bandwidth requirements when multiple users of a Virtual Private Network are commonly receiving a broadcasted event such as a live stream.
Describes a method for transmitting reliably data on a network with a lightweight client.
This method makes the identification of a server’s operating system more difficult, preventing an attacker to take advantage of known flaws within the operating system.
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This patent details a broadcasting/multicasting method.
This invention allows a router and web portal the ability to identify a subscriber.
This allows a routing device to identify a subscriber that might use multiple IPv6 and/or IPv4 addresses.
The proposed invention provides a unique method of “fingerprinting/watermarking” video images captured by video cameras such as security cameras. By inserting unique, time-referenced light sources into a capture environment insures that a video feed is indeed live and has not been tampered with.
This patent offers a system to identify a multi-stack subscriber (an IP subscriber using IPv4 and IPv6) using a web portal.