by Andrew Schulman | Feb 10, 2014 | blog, Uncategorized
I’ve been looking into the possible use of the US National Software Reference Library (NSRL), http://www.nsrl.nist.gov, maintained by the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST), as a library of software prior art. Such a library would be useful...
by Andrew Schulman | Feb 9, 2014 | blog, Uncategorized
Reading the article, it may not seem to have anything to do with IP litigation, but this National Software Reference Library appears to potentially be an important basis for a prior-art software library (that is, not a collection of publications about software, but of...
by Andrew Schulman | Jan 15, 2014
Source Code & Software Patents: A Guide to Software & Internet Patent Litigation for Attorneys & Experts by Andrew Schulman (http://www.SoftwareLitigationConsulting.com) Detailed outline for forthcoming book Chapter 6: Pre-filing investigation of...
by Andrew Schulman | Mar 3, 2025
A recent post on Slashdot, “27-Year-Old EXE Became Python In Minutes. Is AI-Assisted Reverse Engineering Next?” has generated significant interest. It is based on an earlier post, “I Uploaded a 27-Year-Old EXE File to Claude 3.7 and What Happened...
by Andrew Schulman | Oct 1, 2025
Following this introduction, the text below comes from a chatbot created using Google’s NotebookLM (NBLM). The chatbot acts as a front-end to this web site, and is based on about 150 web pages from SoftwareLitigationConsulting.com. You can access the chatbot at:...