Finjan, Inc. owns a patent - U.S. Patent No. 7,418,731 patent - for a system and method that protect computers from malicious on software embedded in websites on the internet. The system consist of a gateway that compares security profiles associated with requested files to the security policies of requesting users. The method includes scanning an incoming file to create the profile, which comprises a list of computer commands the file is programmed to perform.The 731 patent required a list of computer commands. Blue Coat Systems, Inc. sold a competing product. Blue Coat's product scanned an incoming file for certain commands and created a new file called Cookie2 that contained a field showing whether and how often those commands appear. Finjan field a lawsuit against Blue Cot, alleging patent infringement.Blue Coat argues that its profiles did not contain the 731 patents required list of computer commands. Did Blue Coats product infringe Finjan's patent? Explain.