Tool box security

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This way, developers can assess whether unfiltered user-controlled input may reach Log4j API calls and conclude whether the software was indeed vulnerable before the patch. WhiteSource says the tool helps developers run quick scans to find vulnerable Log4j versions and seamlessly update them to the latest versions. To address the need of organizations worldwide to locate applications using vulnerable versions of Log4j, cybersecurity company CrowdStrike has released a free community tool called the CrowdStrike Archive Scan Tool CAST.

Developers can quickly deploy it by downloading the binary to disk and executing it with the directories or files they want to scan. The tool is designed to be single-threaded to limit the impact of scans on system performance, but developers can scan multiple directories simultaneously by executing multiple copies of CAST. Crowdstrike says that scans conducted by CAST can bring up several false positives. However, this was intentional as it wants developers and incident response teams to decide whether a specific result warrants further investigation.

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Already have an account? Sign in. Enter the email address associated with your account. We'll send a magic link to your inbox. Email Address. All Sign in options. Enter a Email Address. Choose your interests Get the latest news, expert insights and market research, sent straight to your inbox. Newsletter Topics Select minimum 1 topic. Another one of the best truck tool box brands for all-around security and functionality is UWS. Of the five models in this guide, the EC is my top pick for truck owners who prefer a low-profile box.

Unlike the first two models, UWS toolboxes feature stainless steel locking paddle handles. One feature I do like is the interior connecting rod that allows you to lock each side of the box individually for easy access when you need it. At the time of this writing, both models cost about the same, and in my opinion, the Dee Zee box gives you more bang for your buck in the anti-theft department.

One final feature I want to highlight is the UWS foam-filled RigidCore lid that prevents binding and boosts overall lid strength. Now for the most secure under-seat Truck toolbox by Tuffy. Let me start off by saying that Tuffy vehicle storage solutions live up to the name, and unlike the other boxes in this guide, this model is made of gauge steel rather than aluminum.

Depending on how much storage space you need, you may find that this is the best choice for securing your most valuable hand tools and smaller power tools. Last is the most affordable truck toolbox in this guide that offers some unique features you may prefer. The feature I really like is that the box swings out for easy access without having to climb into your truck bed.

Simply pull the lever to activate the swinging mechanism. As for the lock, the box features an integrated single-point twist lock that allows for access with or without a key. The final feature I want to highlight — and one of the main reasons I chose this box — is the option to use a padlock.

The reason behind this is that it gives you a good idea of how much money is worth spending on a toolbox. For storing smaller ticket items, you can probably get away with using a SwingCase or budget version of Weather Guard or UWS boxes that are readily available online.