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Worm Drive Saws come in application-specific models.
2014-04-01 14:31:19| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today
With respective weights of 14.1, 12.5, and 11.6 lb, 7¼ in. aluminum SHD77-02 SKILSAW, 7¼ in. magnesium SHD77M-02 SKILSAW, and 7¼ in. magnesium MAG77LT SKILSAW feature 24-tooth carbide blade and Cut-Ready Depth of Cut System™ that facilitates and accelerates adjustment. Multifunction wrench stores on saw foot, and these 15 A, 5,300 rpm saws offer 51° (SHD77-02) and 53° (SHD77M-02 and MAG77LT) bevel with Zero Adjust and positive stop at 45°. This story is related to the following:Portable Tools Sponsored by: Channellock, Inc. - PNANewsletter AdSearch for suppliers of: Saws | Concrete Cutting Saws
Exploit released for vulnerability targeted by Linksys router worm
2014-02-18 13:21:31| InfoWorld: Top News
Technical details about a vulnerability in Linksys routers that's being exploited by a new worm were released Sunday along with a proof-of-concept exploit and a larger than earlier expected list of potentially vulnerable device models. Last week, security researchers from the SANS Institute's Internet Storm Center identified a self-replicating malware program that exploits an authentication bypass vulnerability to infect Linksys routers. The worm has been named TheMoon.
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'TheMoon' worm infects Linksys routers
2014-02-14 14:33:15| InfoWorld: Top News
A self-replicating program is infecting Linksys routers by exploiting an authentication bypass vulnerability in various models from the vendor's E-Series product line.
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CryptoLocker 2.0 turns into worm that spreads via USB drives
2014-01-06 14:38:17| InfoWorld: Top News
Security researchers have discovered what looks like a copycat version of the CryptoLocker ransom Trojan that drops some of the malware's sophistication in favour of the single innovation of being able to spread via USB drives.
Worm targeting Apache Tomcat servers, possibly for DDoS
2013-11-21 13:51:11| InfoWorld: Top News
A worm-like type of malicious software has been found targeting Apache Tomcat, an open-source Web server application, according to Symantec. The malware, which Symantec calls "Java.Tomdep," differs from other server malware in that it's not written in the PHP scripting language, wrote Takashi Katsuki in a blog post.
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