1. A pillow comprising:
a first and second portions of fill material;
an anchor strip assembly disposed between the first and second portions of fill material, the anchor strip assembly including an anchor strip and a plurality of speakers secured onto the anchor strip at a distance from each other, a first and second edge portions of the anchor strip extending beyond edges of the first and second portions of fill material; and
a pillow casing securing the anchor strip assembly disposed between the first and second portions of fill material inside the pillow casing such that the first and second edge portions of the anchor strip are secured respectively between a first and second seams of the pillow casing.
2. The pillow of claim 1, wherein the plurality of speakers receives an input audio signal from a signal source and generates an output audio signal having a frequency-based acoustical response in relation to the input audio signal.
3. The pillow of claim 2, wherein the frequency-based acoustical response of the output audio signal is attenuated in relation to the input audio signal in a first frequency range.
4. The pillow of claim 3, wherein the first frequency range is from about 30 Hz to about 200 Hz.
5. The pillow of claim 2, wherein the frequency-based acoustical response of the output audio signal is approximately proportional in relation to the input audio signal in a second frequency range.
6. The pillow of claim 5, wherein the second frequency range is from about 200 Hz to about 2 KHz.
7. The pillow of claim 2, wherein the frequency-based acoustical response of the output audio signal is increased in relation to the input audio signal in a third frequency range.
8. The pillow of claim 7, wherein the third frequency range is from about 2 KHz to about 10 KHz.
9. The pillow of claim 2, wherein the frequency-based acoustical response of the output audio signal in relation to the input audio signal includes:
a first frequency range where a first acoustical output roll-offs from about \u22124 dB to about \u221230 dB;
a second frequency range where a second acoustical output is approximately proportional between about \u22124 dB and about \u22126 dB; and
a third frequency range where a third acoustical output is increased to between about \u22124 dB and 11 dB.
10. The pillow of claim 9, wherein the third acoustical output is on average about 11 dB to about 12 dB greater than the second acoustical output.
11. The pillow of claim 2, wherein the plurality of speakers is connected by a cord to a signal source disposed outside the pillow casing.
12. The pillow of claim 2, wherein the anchor strip assembly further secures a wireless receiver to receive the input audio signal from a signal source disposed outside the pillow casing.
13. The pillow of claim 2, wherein at least one speaker of the plurality of speakers includes a bottom surface and a top surface, the bottom surface including first audio openings to provide air flow into the at least one speaker in order to facilitate generation and communication of the output signal, the top surface including second audio openings to communicate the output audio signal as generated through the pillow.
14. The pillow of claim 1, wherein the anchor strip is a sheet of material having a top surface and a bottom surface, and the plurality of speakers is secured to the top surface of the sheet.
15. The pillow of claim 14, wherein the plurality of speakers is glued or adhered to the top surface of the sheet.
16. A method for making a pillow, the method comprising:
providing a first and second portions of fill material;
disposing an anchor strip assembly disposed between the first and second portions of fill material, the anchor strip assembly including an anchor strip and a plurality of speakers secured onto the anchor strip at a distance from each other, a first and second edge portions of the anchor strip extending beyond edges of the first and second portions of fill material;
securing the anchor strip assembly disposed between the first and second portions of fill material inside the pillow casing such that the first and second edge portions of the anchor strip are secured respectively between a first and second seams of the pillow casing.
17. The method of claim 16, further comprising:
extending a cord from the plurality of speakers through an opening in a seam of the pillow casing to be connected to a signal source disposed outside the pillow casing; and
sealing the cord in the opening of the pillow casing.
18. The method of claim 16, further comprising:
securing a wireless receiver to the anchor strip assembly to receive an input audio signal from a signal source disposed outside the pillow, a first portion of the wireless receiver disposed in an opening of the pillow casing;
connecting the plurality of speakers to the wireless receiver; and
sealing the first portion of the wireless receiver in the opening of the pillow casing.
19. The method of claim 16, wherein the anchor strip is a sheet of material having a top surface and a bottom surface, and the plurality of speakers is secured to the top surface of the sheet.
20. The method of claim 19, wherein the plurality of speakers is glued or adhered to the top surface of the sheet.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. A computing device-implemented method, comprising:
receiving, via a tunnel device, an indication of detected attack traffic associated with a network;
identifying, via a tunnel device, an intended recipient of the detected attack traffic;
selecting, via the tunnel device, information identifying a security platform for processing the detected attack traffic;
advertising, via the tunnel device, a tunnel in the network for the selected security platform;
receiving, via the tunnel device, the detected attack traffic via the advertised tunnel;
forwarding, via the tunnel device, the detected attack traffic, to the selected security platform, for processing to obtain processed traffic;
receiving, via the tunnel device, the processed traffic from the selected security platform; and
forwarding, via the tunnel device and the network, the processed traffic, received from the selected security platform, to the intended recipient.
2. The computing-device implemented method of claim 1, further comprising:
receiving, via the tunnel device and the network, valid traffic associated with the network; and
forwarding, via the tunnel device and the network, the valid traffic to one or more destinations associated with the valid traffic.
3. The computing device-implemented method of claim 1, where selecting, via the tunnel device, the security platform for processing the detected attack traffic comprises at least one of:
selecting, via the tunnel device, traffic scrubbing as the security platform for processing the detected attack traffic,
selecting, via the tunnel device, sinkhole routing as the security platform for processing the detected attack traffic,
selecting, via the tunnel device, security traffic analysis as the security platform for processing the detected attack traffic, or
selecting, via the tunnel device, backscatter traceback as the security platform for processing the detected attack traffic.
4. The computing device-implemented method of claim 1, where advertising, via the tunnel device, the tunnel in the network for the selected security platform comprises at least one of:
advertising, via the tunnel device, a Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) based tunnel in the network for the selected security platform,
advertising, via the tunnel device, an Internet protocol security (IPsec) based tunnel in the network for the selected security platform, or
advertising, via the tunnel device, a generic routing encapsulation (GRE) based tunnel in the network for the selected security platform.
5. The computing device-implemented method of claim 1, where the detected attack traffic comprises at least one of:
a denial of service (DoS) attack,
an excessive traffic and resource depletion attack, or
a routing or network control protocol attack.
6. The computing device-implemented method of claim 1, where receiving the detected attack traffic via the advertised tunnel includes receiving the detected attack traffic, via the advertised tunnel in the network, without the detected attack traffic being detected while the detected attack traffic is being transmitted, in the network, to the tunnel device.
7. The computing device-implemented method of claim 1, where advertising, via the tunnel device, the tunnel in the network for the selected security platform comprises:
advertising, via the tunnel device, a next-hop of a tunnel end-point for a given route via a border gateway protocol (BGP).
8. The computing device-implemented method of claim 1, where the tunnel device comprises a split topology tunnel device.
9. The computing device-implemented method of claim 8, where:
receiving the detected attack traffic via the advertised tunnel further comprises receiving the detected attack traffic via a first topology of the split topology tunnel device; and
forwarding the processed traffic comprises forwarding the processed traffic via a second topology, of the split topology tunnel device, that is different than the first topology.
10. The computing device-implemented method of claim 3, where the processed traffic is obtained based on the detected attack traffic being processed via the at least one of:
the traffic scrubbing;
the sinkhole routing;
the security traffic analysis; or
the backscatter traceback.
11. A device, comprising:
processing logic to:
receive an indication of detected attack traffic associated with a network,
identify a device targeted by the detected attack traffic,
select information identifying a security platform for processing the detected attack traffic,
advertise a tunnel in the network for the selected security platform,
receive the detected attack traffic via the advertised tunnel,
forward the detected attack traffic, to the selected security platform, for processing to obtain processed traffic,
receive the processed traffic from the selected security platform, and
forward, via the network, the processed traffic, received from the security platform, to the device targeted by the detected attack traffic.
12. The device of claim 11, where the processing logic is further to:
receive, via the network, valid traffic associated with the network, and
forward, via the network, the valid traffic to one or more destinations associated with the valid traffic.
13. The device of claim 11, where, when selecting the security platform for processing the detected attack traffic, the processing logic is further to at least one of:
select traffic scrubbing as the security platform for processing the detected attack traffic,
select sinkhole routing as the security platform for processing the detected attack traffic,
select security traffic analysis as the security platform for processing the detected attack traffic, or
select backscatter traceback as the security platform for processing the detected attack traffic,
where the at least one of the traffic scrubbing, the sinkhole routing, the security traffic analysis, or the backscatter traceback is selected based on at least one of:
a type of the detected attack traffic,
a location associated with the device targeted by the detected attack traffic, or
information identifying a user of the device targeted by the detected attack traffic.
14. The device of claim 11, where, when advertising the tunnel in the network for the selected security platform, the processing logic is further to at least one of:
advertise a resource reservation protocol (RSVP)-based Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) label switched path (LSP) tunnel in the network for the selected security platform,
advertise an Internet protocol security (IPsec) based tunnel in the network for the selected security platform, or
advertise a generic routing encapsulation (GRE) based tunnel in the network for the selected security platform.
15. The device of claim 11, where the detected attack traffic comprises at least one of:
a denial of service (DoS) attack,
an excessive traffic and resource depletion attack, or
a routing or other network control protocol attack.
16. The device of claim 11, where the advertised tunnel:
permits the detected attack traffic to be securely transmitted, in the network, to the device, and
prevents the detected attack traffic from being detected while the detected attacked is being transmitted, in the network, to the device.
17. The device of claim 11, where, when advertising the tunnel in the network for the selected security platform, the processing logic is further to:
advertise a next-hop of a tunnel end-point for a given route via a border gateway protocol (BGP).
18. The device of claim 11, where the device comprises a split topology tunnel device.
19. The device of claim 18, where:
when receiving the detected attack traffic via the advertised tunnel, the processing logic is further to receive the detected attack traffic via a first topology of the split topology tunnel device; and
when forwarding the processed traffic to the device targeted by the detected attack traffic, the processing logic is further to forward the processed traffic via a second topology of the split topology tunnel device that is different than the first topology.
20. The device of claim 11, where the processed traffic comprises at least one of:
the detected attack traffic processed via traffic scrubbing,
the detected attack traffic processed via sinkhole routing,
the detected attack traffic processed via security traffic analysis, or
the detected attack traffic processed via backscatter traceback.
21. A system, comprising:
a plurality of tunnel devices, each tunnel device, of the plurality of tunnel devices, being associated with a corresponding one of a plurality of security devices and at least one tunnel device, of the plurality of tunnel devices, comprising processing logic to:
receive an indication of detected attack traffic associated with a network,
identify an intended recipient of the detected attack traffic,
select a security device from the plurality of security devices for processing the detected attack traffic,
advertise a tunnel in the network for the selected security device,
receive the detected attack traffic via the advertised tunnel,
forward the detected attack traffic, to the selected security device, for processing to obtain processed traffic,
receive the processed traffic from the selected security device, and
forward, via the network, the processed traffic, received from the selected security device, to the intended recipient.
22. The system of claim 21, where the processed traffic corresponds to first processed traffic, and
where the processing logic of the at least one tunnel device is further to:
forward a copy of the detected attack traffic, to another security device of the plurality of security devices, for processing to obtain second processed traffic; and
receive the second processed traffic from the another one of the plurality of security device.
23. The system of claim 21, where, when one of the plurality of tunnel devices is non-operational, the detected attack traffic is received by one of remaining one or more of the plurality of tunnel devices.
24. The system of claim 21, where the selected security device is associated with one of the plurality of tunnel devices other than the tunnel device that receives the detected attack traffic via the advertised tunnel.