Nubeva receives U.S. patent

Mr. Randy Chou reports NUBEVA SECURES KEY U.DOCX'NUBEVA SECURES KEY U.S. PATENT FOR RANSOMWARE RECOVERY TECHNOLOGY PATENT STRENGTHENS NUBEVA'S POSITION IN AI-DRIVEN CYBERSECURITY SOLUTIONS The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has officially assigned Nubeva Technologies Ltd. one of its critical patents, covering core innovations in "Recovering from Ransomware Attacks." The patent, issued on Sept. 30, 2025, names Nubeva chief executive officer Randy Chou as the inventor. This patent represents a significant milestone in Nubeva's mission to redefine ransomware recovery and underscores the company's continued commitment to pioneering solutions that protect organizations from escalating cyber threats. By securing this intellectual property, Nubeva further strengthens its position as a leader in artificial-intelligence-enhanced ransomware reversal technologies. "This patent reinforces the strength of our innovation and our dedication to helping organizations respond to and recover from ransomware attacks with greater speed and confidence," said Mr. Chou. "It also validates years of technical development and marks another critical step as we advance our AI-driven strategy." The patent bolsters Nubeva's growing portfolio of intellectual property, which underpins the company's unique approach to ransomware decryption, recovery and support automation. As ransomware incidents continue to rise worldwide, this innovation enhances Nubeva's ability to deliver efficient, reliable and scalable solutions to enterprise and government customers. Nubeva remains focused on leveraging artificial intelligence to accelerate recovery processes, generate decryption keys and expand automation capabilities -- ensuring its technology stays at the forefront of cybersecurity innovation. About Nubeva Technologies Ltd. Nubeva Technologies develops and delivers cutting-edge ransomware recovery and decryption solutions. Through its proprietary technologies and artificial-intelligence-driven enhancements, Nubeva empowers organizations to rapidly restore operations and minimize damage from cyberattacks.