Abstract: An electronic device includes a heat dissipation module and a circuit board. The heat dissipation module includes a back plate and a first heat dissipation structure. The back plate has an accommodation recess. The first heat dissipation structure is embedded in the accommodation recess. A first side of the circuit board is equipped with a plurality of first electronic components. The circuit board is disposed on the back plate with the first side facing the heat dissipation module, such that the plurality of first electronic components are in contact with the first heat dissipation structure.

Abstract: A package assembly includes a substrate, an electronic component and a cover. The electronic component and the cover are disposed on the substrate, wherein the electronic component is located within a chamber between the cover and the substrate. A cooling liquid may be filled in a heat dissipation space of the cover, so as to dissipate the heat generated by the electronic component. Furthermore, the cooling liquid may be filled in the chamber where the electronic component is located, so as to directly dissipate the heat generated by the electronic component.

Abstract: A package assembly includes a substrate, an electronic component and a cover. The electronic component and the cover are disposed on the substrate, wherein the electronic component is located within a chamber between the cover and the substrate. A cooling liquid may be filled in a heat dissipation space of the cover, so as to dissipate the heat generated by the electronic component. Furthermore, the cooling liquid may be filled in the chamber where the electronic component is located, so as to directly dissipate the heat generated by the electronic component.

Abstract: A package assembly includes a substrate, an electronic component and a cover. The electronic component and the cover are disposed on the substrate, wherein the electronic component is located within a chamber between the cover and the substrate. A cooling liquid may be filled in a heat dissipation space of the cover, so as to dissipate the heat generated by the electronic component. Furthermore, the cooling liquid may be filled in the chamber where the electronic component is located, so as to directly dissipate the heat generated by the electronic component.

Abstract: A system for detecting an advanced persistent threat (APT) attack on a private computer network includes hosts computers that receive network traffic and process the network traffic to identify an access event that indicates access to a critical asset of an organization that owns or maintains the private computer network. The critical asset may be a computer that stores confidential data of the organization. Access events may be stored in an event log as event data. Access events indicated in the event log may be correlated using a set of alert rules to identify an APT attack.

Abstract: A system for detecting an advanced persistent threat (APT) attack on a private computer network includes hosts computers that receive network traffic and process the network traffic to identify an access event that indicates access to a critical asset of an organization that owns or maintains the private computer network. The critical asset may be a computer that stores confidential data of the organization. Access events may be stored in an event log as event data. Access events indicated in the event log may be correlated using a set of alert rules to identify an APT attack.

Abstract: A system and method in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the invention advantageously provide trapping of suspected electronic mails in dedicated mail address accounts under predetermined control. Trapped e-mails are profiled in order to determine if they contain malicious code. If it is determined that the profiled e-mails include malicious code embedded therein, the e-mails can then be submitted for subsequent analysis identifying the new virus(es) and developing a cure therefor. The profiling functionality serves to determine if a virus is embedded in the trapped e-mails. Using results of the profiling, the network system can, at the minimum, defend itself against damage from mail-borne viruses currently unknown to the virus database therein. Moreover, further analysis of the results of the profiling serves as the basis for developing antivirus countermeasures against the unknown viruses.

Abstract: A system and method in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the invention advantageously provide trapping of suspected electronic mails in dedicated mail address accounts under predetermined control. Trapped e-mails are profiled in order to determine if they contain malicious code. If it is determined that the profiled e-mails include malicious code embedded therein, the e-mails can then be submitted for subsequent analysis identifying the new virus(es) and developing a cure therefor. The profiling functionality serves to determine if a virus is embedded in the trapped e-mails. Using results of the profiling, the network system can, at the minimum, defend itself against damage from mail-borne viruses currently unknown to the virus database therein. Moreover, further analysis of the results of the profiling serves as the basis for developing antivirus countermeasures against the unknown viruses.

Abstract: The invention generally provides a virus epidemic outbreak command system and method using early warning monitors in a network environment with an optimal and expeditious virus scanning functionality embedded therein.