Abstract: A modular electrical wiring assembly allowing for quick installation and replacement of outlets, switches, and the like includes a bracket, a receptacle, and an interface element. The bracket is mountable to a structural element so that the bracket is recessed from an outer surface of the structural element. The receptacle is selectively mountable to the bracket and is operationally engageable to an electrical circuit. An interface element is selectively mountable to the receptacle so that the interface element is operationally engaged to the electrical circuit. The interface element, such as an outlet, a switch, and the like, can be readily installed and replaced.

Abstract: A modular electrical wiring assembly allowing for quick installation and replacement of outlets, switches, and the like includes a bracket, a receptacle, and an interface element. The bracket is mountable to a structural element so that the bracket is recessed from an outer surface of the structural element. The receptacle is selectively mountable to the bracket and is operationally engageable to an electrical circuit. An interface element is selectively mountable to the receptacle so that the interface element is operationally engaged to the electrical circuit. The interface element, such as an outlet, a switch, and the like, can be readily installed and replaced.

Abstract: In an embodiment, the disclosed technologies monitor electronic message traffic between a network and a recipient computer system. An embodiment includes extracting, from an electronic message received from the network, a sending domain and message data, computing a lookalike score based on the sending domain, and assigning a message type to the electronic message based on the message data. The lookalike score and the message type may be used to determine whether the electronic message is a spoofing attack such as a business email compromise (BEC) attack. In response to determining that the electronic message is malicious, an embodiment may cause the network to at least one of modify, delay, re-route, or block transmission of the electronic message to the recipient computer system.

Abstract: Demographic information obtained from mobile devices of passengers of a public transport system is stored and subsequently used in selection of advertising content to be displayed to the users of mobile devices on an independent display. The advertisement may take the form of a video displayed on the display in the public transport system together with enriched data, for example audio content or auxiliary advertising content which is associated with the advertisement, in which the enriched data is sent to the plurality of users over a wireless network to be playable on the mobile devices. Confirmation of the advertisement being displayed is then stored on a computer database together with the demographic information associated with the mobile devices of the plurality of users to which the advertising was displayed.