Abstract: The present invention discloses a method for detecting web pages and a scanning engine, wherein the method for detecting web pages comprises: crawling the URL or content of a target web site, determining the web page of the web site by a returned result, and accessing the web page; judging whether the accessed web page conforms to at least one of the following rules: a general exception page rule, a custom exception page rule and a custom exception page behavior rule; if so, determining the accessed web page as an exception page. Through the embodiments of the present invention, the effect of accurately judging the exception pages can be realized.

Abstract: Disclosed are methods and devices for identifying a tampered webpage and identifying a hijacked web address. The method for identifying a tampered webpage comprises: by simulating a mode of inputting a URL in an address bar of a browser, initiating a request to access a target webpage, and determining obtained page content as the first page content; by simulating a mode of jumping from a link, initiating a request to access the target webpage, and determining obtained page content as the second page content; comparing the first page content with the second page content to obtain a comparison result; and identifying, according to the comparison result, whether the target webpage is a tampered webpage. The present invention can effectively identify whether a target webpage is a tampered webpage, so that an effective means for determining whether a target webpage is tampered is provided to a user and computer services.

Abstract: The invention discloses a method and system for guiding a packet data protocol activation. The method includes determining whether a packet data protocol is activated and if the determination result indicates that the packet data protocol is not activated because of including a wrong service access point name, analyzing service access point name information causing the packet data protocol not activated; introducing in an associating database for associating service access point name reason information causing the packet data protocol not activated and a guide information for properly setting the service access point name; inquiring the associating database based on the service access point name reason information obtained by the analyzing and obtaining the guide information for guiding a user to properly set the service access point name; and transmitting the guide information for guiding the user to properly set the service access point name to the user side.

Abstract: The invention discloses a method and system for guiding a packet data protocol activation. The method includes determining whether a packet data protocol is activated and if the determination result indicates that the packet data protocol is not activated because of including a wrong service access point name, analyzing service access point name information causing the packet data protocol not activated; introducing in an associating database for associating service access point name reason information causing the packet data protocol not activated and a guide information for properly setting the service access point name; inquiring the associating database based on the service access point name reason information obtained by the analyzing and obtaining the guide information for guiding a user to properly set the service access point name; and transmitting the guide information for guiding the user to properly set the service access point name to the user side.

Abstract: A re-usable security hard tag for use with containers. The hard tag comprises two portions that are pivotally connected at first portion ends and the portions include semi-circular, outwardly extending flanges. A security tag is associated with one of the two portions. A displaceable pin of a latch mechanism locks together respective pin receptacles of each portion. The flanges couple to the bottom edge of either end of a container whereupon closure of the two portions' free ends about a hinge causes the pin to latch through the pin receptacles. The only way retract the pin and thereby release the hard tag from the container is by positioning the hard tag/container assembly adjacent a properly sized magnet available at a point of sale in a retail establishment. Non-removal of the hard tag before leaving the retail establishment causes store electronics to detect the security tag and set off an alarm or other warning.

Abstract: A re-usable security hard tag for use with containers. The hard tag comprises two portions that are pivotally connected at first portion ends and the portions include semi-circular, outwardly extending flanges. A security tag is associated with one of the two portions. A displaceable pin of a latch mechanism locks together respective pin receptacles of each portion. The flanges couple to the bottom edge of either end of a container whereupon closure of the two portions' free ends about a hinge causes the pin to latch through the pin receptacles. The only way retract the pin and thereby release the hard tag from the container is by positioning the hard tag/container assembly adjacent a properly sized magnet available at a point of sale in a retail establishment. Non-removal of the hard tag before leaving the retail establishment causes store electronics to detect the security tag and set off an alarm or other warning.