Abstract: An assembly device includes a first device and a second device. The first device is provided with a mounting slot. The second device has a through hole penetrating vertically therethrough. A buckle member is correspondingly accommodated in the mounting slot, and includes a base, a connecting leg extending downward from the base, and an extending portion extending obliquely downward from the base. The mounting slot is provided with a position limiting portion to stop the buckle member from being detached downward from the mounting slot. The connecting leg is inserted downward into the through hole, and is provided with a buckle portion extending in a lateral direction. The extending portion and the buckle portion are located at the same side of the connecting leg. The second device upward abuts the extending portion to drive the buckle portion to swing outward from the through hole.

Abstract: An assembly device includes a first device and a second device. The first device is provided with a mounting slot. The second device has a through hole penetrating vertically therethrough. A buckle member is correspondingly accommodated in the mounting slot, and includes a base, a connecting leg extending downward from the base, and an extending portion extending obliquely downward from the base. The mounting slot is provided with a position limiting portion to stop the buckle member from being detached downward from the mounting slot. The connecting leg is inserted downward into the through hole, and is provided with a buckle portion extending in a lateral direction. The extending portion and the buckle portion are located at the same side of the connecting leg. The second device upward abuts the extending portion to drive the buckle portion to swing outward from the through hole.

Abstract: An insulating body and a connector with the insulating body are provided. A first gate and a second gate with different areas are disposed in one end of the insulating body. Further, an insulating body of a connector is provided. The insulating body is symmetrically disposed about a center line thereof, and a first gate and a second gate located on two opposite sides of the center line are asymmetrically disposed in one end of the insulating body. By providing the first and second gates with different areas, the areas of the two injection gates that allow molten plastic to enter a cavity in the mold for molding the insulating body will be changed. Alternatively, by providing the first and second gates asymmetrically about the center line, the lengths of the flow channel paths from the two injection gates to each part of the insulating body are different.

Abstract: An insulating body and a connector with the insulating body are provided. A first gate and a second gate with different areas are disposed in one end of the insulating body. Further, an insulating body of a connector is provided. The insulating body is symmetrically disposed about a center line thereof, and a first gate and a second gate located on two opposite sides of the center line are asymmetrically disposed in one end of the insulating body. By providing the first and second gates with different areas, the areas of the two injection gates that allow molten plastic to enter a cavity in the mold for molding the insulating body will be changed. Alternatively, by providing the first and second gates asymmetrically about the center line, the lengths of the flow channel paths from the two injection gates to each part of the insulating body are different.

Abstract: Mobile device assisted secure computer network communications embodiments are presented that employ a mobile device (e.g., a mobile phone, personal digital assistant (PDA), and the like) to assist in user authentication. In general, this is accomplished by having a user enter a password into a client computer which is in contact with a server associated with a secure Web site. This password is integrated with a secret value, which is generated in real time by the mobile device. The secret value is bound to both the mobile device's hardware and the secure Web site being accessed, such that it is unique to both. In this way, a different secret value is generated for each secure Web site accessed, and another user cannot impersonate the user and log into a secure Web site unless he or she knows the password and possesses the user's mobile device simultaneously.

Abstract: Mobile device assisted secure computer network communications embodiments are presented that employ a mobile device (e.g., a mobile phone, personal digital assistant (PDA), and the like) to assist in user authentication. In general, this is accomplished by having a user enter a password into a client computer which is in contact with a server associated with a secure Web site. This password is integrated with a secret value, which is generated in real time by the mobile device. The secret value is bound to both the mobile device's hardware and the secure Web site being accessed, such that it is unique to both. In this way, a different secret value is generated for each secure Web site accessed, and another user cannot impersonate the user and log into a secure Web site unless he or she knows the password and possesses the user's mobile device simultaneously.