Collaborate Disseminate
A new multitool has just landed on Kickstarter promising an impressive degree of versatility in a very cost-effective package. The Talos offers 14 tools in all, spearheaded by a multifunctional knife and 3-in-1 pliers, alongside other old favorites.Con… Continue reading 14-in-1 Talos multitool is a budget option for your everyday carry
As I had mentioned previously, this year, I’m going back to school. Not to take classes, but to teach a course at my alma mater, Fanshawe College. I did this about a decade ago and thought it was interesting, so I was excited to give it another go. Add… Continue reading Lessons from Teaching Cybersecurity: Week 6
Background
There are lots and lots and lots of answers on SE pointing to sectools.org as a resource about existing security tools. And rightfully so, since it lists many of the most common security tools along with a short description and … Continue reading Up-to-date alternative to sectools.org? [closed]
From small- and medium-sized organizations to large enterprises, every business is under continuous threat of security risk in today’s digital world. With the growing digital footprint and cloud adoption, organizations continue to experience sophistica… Continue reading 5 Essential Steps to Improve Cybersecurity Maturity
There’s no shortage of multitools on the market these days, but not all strike the same elegant tone of The James Brand’s offerings. The latest from the Portland-based toolmaker is a basic but stylish bit driver, which neatly stows its extra bits away … Continue reading Elegant Cache River multitool stores spare bits in its body
I’m trying to find a tool which can log in to multiple sites (Apple, Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, etc.) with the same username/email and password
Plenty of projects we see here could easily be purchased in some form or other. Robot arms, home automation, drones, and even some software can all be had with a quick internet search, to be sure. But there’s no fun in simply buying something when it can be built instead. …read more
Plenty of projects we see here could easily be purchased in some form or other. Robot arms, home automation, drones, and even some software can all be had with a quick internet search, to be sure. But there’s no fun in simply buying something when it can be built instead. …read more
A British company has resurrected a 91-year-old adjustable wrench design and created the MetMo Grip, a super-slick looking, fast-adjusting and lockable wrench that also functions as a clamp and looks like way too much fun to fiddle with.Continue Readin… Continue reading MetMo Grip re-invents the humble adjustable wrench as a fidget toy
Screwdrivers are generally thought of as being rough, tough, no-nonsense devices, so what might a high-end exotic Italian screwdriver look like? Well, as it turns out, probably a lot like the limited-edition Kinetic Driver.Continue ReadingCategory: Aro… Continue reading Kinetic Driver puts a new spin on screwdrivers