Abstract: Various aspects related to methods, systems, and computer readable media for detection and blocking of security threats for network-accessible devices. Methods may include receiving an indication of a security threat to a user device of the plurality of user devices, the indication of security threat associated with a device threat type, determining that the device threat type is a threat type that requires elevated security measures, responsive to the determining that the device threat type requires elevated security measures, elevating security measures associated with the user device for a first time period, and, after the elevating, automatically remediating the security threat on the user device within the first time period.

Abstract: Various aspects related to methods, systems, and computer readable media for detection and blocking of security threats for network-accessible devices. Methods may include monitoring a plurality of processes executing on the user device to identify a pre-execution flag associated with at least one process of the plurality of processes, and, responsive to identifying the pre-execution flag: receiving an indication of a security threat to the user device, the indication of security threat associated with the at least one process and a device threat type, responsive to the receiving the indication of the security threat, elevating security measures associated with the user device for a first time period, and after the elevating, automatically remediating the security threat on the user device within the first time period.

Abstract: Various aspects related to methods, systems, and computer readable media for detection and blocking of security threats for network-accessible devices. Methods can include monitoring network traffic on a computer network, detecting an indication of a security threat to at least one endpoint, determining that the device threat type is a threat type that requires elevated security measures, responsive to the determining that the device threat type requires elevated security measures, updating a network-access policy for the plurality of endpoints with the threat type, and after the updating, automatically remediating the security threat on the at least one endpoint within a first time period.

Abstract: Various aspects related to methods, systems, and computer readable media for detection and blocking of security threats for network-accessible devices. Methods may include receiving an indication of a security threat to the user device, the indication of security threat associated with a device threat type, determining that the device threat type is a threat type that requires elevated security measures, responsive to the determining that the device threat type requires elevated security measures, restricting execution of a subset of software available on the user device for a first time period, and, after the elevating, automatically remediating the security threat on the user device within the first time period.

Abstract: A reading book stand mainly comprises a base plate (1) and a support plate (2) and a clamp (3). An intersecting line divides a length (L) of the base plate into two parts (L1) and (L2). A reading angle (A) is not less than 90 degrees. This is applicable for a book in which the vertical forward direction of text on pages having the text of the main text part is nearly perpendicular to the spine of the book and points toward the fore edge of the book that is nearly parallel to the spine of the book.

Abstract: A reading book stand mainly comprises a base plate (1) and a support plate (2) and a clamp (3). An intersecting line divides a length (L) of the base plate into two parts (L1) and (L2). A reading angle (A) is not less than 90 degrees. This is applicable for a book in which the vertical forward direction of text on pages having the text of the main text part is nearly perpendicular to the spine of the book and points toward the fore edge of the book that is nearly parallel to the spine of the book.

Abstract: Methods and apparatuses for service request authentication are disclosed to prevent a terminal or a first server that does not sign an agreement with a gateway from bypassing the gateway to directly access a second server. The method includes receiving a service request and determining a session in which the service request is located; determining whether a token corresponding to the session exists, the token corresponding to a session in which a service request from a gateway is located; if the token exists, determining that the authentication of the service request passes and proceeds to process a corresponding service; if the token does not exist, determining that the authentication of the service request fails and the processing of the corresponding service is refused. Thus, since only a session corresponding to service requests forwarded by the gateway can have a token, the authentication of each service request that belongs to such session will pass.

Abstract: Methods and apparatuses for service request authentication are disclosed to prevent a terminal or a first server that does not sign an agreement with a gateway from bypassing the gateway to directly access a second server. The method includes receiving a service request and determining a session in which the service request is located; determining whether a token corresponding to the session exists, the token corresponding to a session in which a service request from a gateway is located; if the token exists, determining that the authentication of the service request passes and proceeds to process a corresponding service; if the token does not exist, determining that the authentication of the service request fails and the processing of the corresponding service is refused. Thus, since only a session corresponding to service requests forwarded by the gateway can have a token, the authentication of each service request that belongs to such session will pass.

Abstract: A book comprises a front cover, a back cover, a spine (1), and sheets with page numbers, a text arrangement structure, etc. thereon, wherein the vertical direction of the text on both sides of each sheet in the main body of the book is roughly perpendicular to the spine (1), the vertical direction of the text from the lower edge thereof to the upper edge thereof are referred to as the text's upright direction, and the vertical upright direction of the text in the main body is directed to the fore edge (2), which is approximately parallel to the spine (1), so that in a layout version of horizontal setting for the book, each line of the text in the main body on each sheet is approximately parallel to the spine (1) and in a layout version of vertical setting for the book, each line of the text in the main body on each sheet is approximately vertical to the spine (1).