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“Youth’s Tool Chest” made in Superior, Ohio around the turn of the century. It contains a saw, a plane, mallet, mammer, square, ruler, and an awl.
Toy tools!
One ($32.19) - Two ($26.78) - Three ($20.49)
Four ($18.86) - Five ($19.99) - Six ($11.94)
Seven ($13.59) - Eight ($12.68) - Nine ($26.91)
Sunday Round up: 17th of April 2016
Sunday Round up for the week ending in the 17th of April 2016:
Articles:
v0lt - Security CTF Toy Tools: http://www.kitploit.com/2016/04/v0lt-security-ctf-toy-tools.html
New Threat Can Auto-Brick Apple Devices: http://krebsonsecurity.com/2016/04/new-threat-can-auto-brick-apple-devices/
Ovidentia troubleticketsModule 7.6 - Remote File Inclusion: https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/39688/
IPGeoLocation – Retrieve IP Geolocation Information: http://www.darknet.org.uk/2016/04/ipgeolocation-retrieve-ip-geolocation-information/
Linux/x86_64 - Read /etc/passwd - 65 bytes: https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/39700/
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Twitter:
"INURLBR – Advanced Search Engine Tool" #infosec #feedly https://t.co/kS30yA3uaP
— The Security Sleuth (@Security_Sleuth) April 11, 2016
"How to not get pwned on Windows: Don't run any virtual machines, open any web pages ..." #infosec #feedly https://t.co/IIvIns9nNe
— The Security Sleuth (@Security_Sleuth) April 12, 2016
"USB-C adds authentication protocol" #infosec #feedly https://t.co/GeRl9OYkwm
— The Security Sleuth (@Security_Sleuth) April 13, 2016
"You won't believe this, but… nothing useful found on Farook iPhone" #infosec #feedly https://t.co/qCjQHtYM2t
— The Security Sleuth (@Security_Sleuth) April 14, 2016
"Man accidentally 'deletes his entire company' with one line of bad code" #programming #feedly https://t.co/BTlKrcTKVs
— The Security Sleuth (@Security_Sleuth) April 14, 2016
Read last weeks round up here
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