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Trend Micro Inc.

Quarton, Inc.

Paul Y Lin

Wen-Kwang Tsao

Che-Fu Yeh

Yu-Hsi Yang

A system for detecting phishing includes a phishing detection system that generates census of login pages received in different computers of different end users. An end user computer receives a login page and retrieves census information of the login page, such as from the phishing detection system. The census information indicates a number of different end users who employed the login page to log into their respective online accounts. The end user computer reports the census information to the end user of the end user computer. The end user computer reports the census information in numerical, graphical, or other format. The census information of the login page allows the end user to make an informed decision on whether or not to use the login page.

Phishing detection by login page census

A flick knife with a lever frame has a hilt, a blade, a lever frame and a spring. The blade has a proximal end pivotally mounted in the hilt. The lever frame is mounted through the hilt and has a front connector that abuts the proximal end of the blade to rotate the blade, and a rear connector. The spring is mounted inside the hilt and connects the hilt to the rear connector of the lever frame and eases opening of the blade and prevents the blade from opening. Because the spring is mounted in the hilt, the knife is thinner than prior art and therefore more convenient.

Flick knife with a lever frame

A safety clasp knife is composed of a blade pivotally received in the handle including a top cover and a bottom cover. The blade is defined with a through hole, a first limiting notch in communication with the through hole and a second limiting notch in communication with the through hole and opposite to the first limiting notch such that a spring-driven positioning rod which is movably received in the handle is able to alternatively be received and limited in the first limiting notch and the second limiting notch to allow the blade to extend out of the handle or be received in the handle.

Safety clasp knife

A fixing rack for use in quickly clipping an accessory on to a pistol has an elastic clipping seat made of an elastic sheet having two opposing sides that are bent upwardly and inwardly to a preset angle. Each side of the elastic sheet has an inwardly-extending flange, and the two flanges defining an opening therebetween that varies in width when the sides are flexed. The fixing rack also includes two releasing plates, each releasing plate attached to one of the two sides of the elastic sheet to flex the two sides. The fixing rack also includes a fixing sheath attached below the clipping seat, the fixing sheath having a chamber for receiving a pistol accessory. The fixing rack can be quickly and conveniently attached to a pistol by flexing the releasing plates to widen the opening between the flanges, thereby allowing the flanges to be slid into corresponding wedging grooves in a pistol.

Fixture for quickly clipping accessory on pistol

An auxiliary device includes a connecting member mounted to a lawn mower. An anchoring member has a second mounting wall confronting a first mounting wall of the connecting member in a first direction. An operating member has a secured portion connected to the anchoring member and an operating portion extending from the secured portion in a second direction transverse to the first direction. An interconnecting member is disposed between the first and second mounting walls to permit the anchoring member to rotate relative to the second coupling portion around an adjusting axis parallel to the first direction. A motor is mounted in the operating portion, and has an output shaft with an axis extending in the second direction. The motor is powered by a power supplying member of the lawn mower. A grass cutting member is mounted on the operating portion, and is driven by the output shaft to rotate about the axis such that a sweeping plane of the grass cutting member is adjusted by angular movement of the second mounting wall relative to the first mounting wall to increase a mowing area of the mower or to enable operation of the cutting member on an obstructed area. A locking member is disposed to arrest relative rotation between the first and second mounting walls.

Auxillary device for a lawn mower

A sun-shade device includes an elongate housing formed with a slit, a roller journalled in the housing, a screen wound around the roller and having an upper edge which extends out of the housing via the slit and which is provided with a horizontal strip, a biasing member provided in the housing for biasing the roller to rotate in a direction for winding the screen on the roller, and left and right stretching arm units, each of which includes an upper arm member having an upper first end pivoted to the horizontal strip and a lower second end, and a lower arm member having an upper third end pivoted to the second end of the upper arm member, a lower fourth end, and a mounting portion formed between the third and fourth ends and mounted pivotally on the housing. A drive unit is connected to the fourth ends of the lower arm members for driving pivoting movement of the upper and lower arm members so as to stretch or retract the screen. The third end of each lower arm member is formed with a pin projection that engages an engaging groove formed in the second end of the adjacent upper arm member when the upper arm member is aligned with the lower arm member and is stretched from the lower arm member.

Sun-shade device

A light emitting diode includes a base with a recess and a housing mounted above the base. A conductive plate is mounted in the recess with a red chip, a green chip, and two blue chips disposed thereon, all of which being enclosed by the housing. A first pin has a first contact electrically connected to the red chip and a second contact extending downward and out of the base. A second pin has a first contact electrically connected to the green chip and a second contact extending downward and out of the base. A third pin has a first contact electrically connected to the blue chips and a second contact extending downward and out of the base. A common cathode pin has a first contact electrically connected to the conductive plate and a second contact extending downward and out of the base. Different intensities of light of the three primary colors emitted by the chips result in any desired colored light. A bottom surface and a peripheral wall of the recess are covered by a scattering agent, providing a complete mixing of light emitted by the chips.

Package structure of multi-chip light emitting diode

A multifunctional gym exerciser with an adjustable table having a semicircular set plate on a front edge of the main body of the multifunctional exerciser and a plurality of set holes on the circumference of the set plate, so that, by utilizing a combination of a set bolt with the set plate, a user can optionally secure various exercise attachments, such as a pedal assembly, a leg lift assembly and a sit up support according to different exercise requirements. Furthermore, through the use of a movable supporting stand located at the bottom edge of the main body, the table position can be widely adjusted, and a seat and rest seat can also be adjusted to a desired slope in order to achieve the best exercise effect.

Multifunctional gym exerciser with adjustment table

An interface device for the intercommunication of a computer and a fax machine which is respectively connected to a computer (3), a fax machine (2) and a cable to the central office or a private branch exchange. It comprises a controller (4) and a switching/simulating unit (1). It makes possible the utilization of the fax machine as the printer or the scanner for the computer without changing the structure of the computer or the fax machine. The interface can also be used exclusively to interconnect the computer (3) and the fax machine (2). The switching/simulating unit comprises four selector switches (S1) to (S4) which are OFF or ON in proper time to allow the two desired stations of the three to communicate with each other.

Interface device for the intercommunication of a computer and a fax

A drip-pan apparatus is used to collect meat drippings from meats placed on a grill positioned above the apparatus. The apparatus has several inclined channel members each of which includes a lower section of a wide, U-shaped cross-section, and an upper section of a narrow, U-shaped cross-section placed within the upper end of the lower section at the lower end thereof. Each of the lower and upper sections has several positioning holes formed along the length thereof. A pin is inserted through selected positioning holes of the lower and upper sections. The side walls of the lower ends of the lower sections have oval holes which are positioned in a line. A lower coupling rod is inserted through all of the oval holes of the lower sections and has several cavities formed along the length thereof which are engaged with the side walls of the lower sections. The lower coupling rod may be rotated relative to the lower sections so as to disengage the side walls of the lower sections from the cavities, thereby disconnecting the lower coupling rod from the lower sections. The upper ends of the upper sections are interconnected by an upper coupling rod in the same manner as that of the lower sections. A collecting trough is attached to the lower coupling rod and has an open end positioned immediately under all of the lower ends of the lower sections.

Drip-pan apparatus of variable length and width

An improved motorized treadmill speed changer, especially one which changes speed by dry friction, characterized by comprising an adjusting unit consisting of a handle bar, a pinion, a rack, a motor base slide and a U support, and a driving unit consisting of a motor, a friction cone and a friction wheel, and being constructed in such way that the speed of the revolving belt of the motorized treadmill can be changed steplessly and controlled by turning the handle bar.

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Taipei, Taiwan

Paul Y Lin