7-Zip is a free file archiver by Igor Pavlov, for the Windows operating systems distributed under the GNU LGP license. 7-Zip supports 7z, ZIP, RAR, CAB, ARJ, GZIP, BZIP2, TAR, CPIO, RPM and DEB compressed file formats enabling UnixTAR archives to be created and decompressed under Windows. 7-Zip is comprised of three clients modules: a plug in for Windows Explorer, a plug in for the FAR Manager, and a command line version. Research 7-Zip More information about 7-Zip
ExamineZip by Aquila Software is a PCutility that searches for files and text within files stored in ZIP archives created with PKZIP. File searches can use DOS wild-cards while text searches can use either ordinary words or GREP-like regular expressions. Each search can be across multiple drives over networks or can be restricted to a single directory. The program can also be used as a fully functional UNZIP utility where the contents of an archive can be listed, viewed, tested or extracted to disk. Pkunzip is not required. Research ExamineZip
The Nokia E90 Communicator is a quad-band mobile telephone able to be used on every continent of the world, featuring mobile office facilities and a battery stand-by time of up to fourteen days and a talk-time of up to 5.8 hours. The Nokia E90 Communicator incorporates a 3.2 megapixel digital camera, video faculties, music player, broadband internet connectivity and a full qwerty keyboard and a 800x352 pixel inner display supporting 16 million colours.
The Nokia E90 Communicator can be connected to a computer through a USB cable, and to other devices with an infra-red link or Bluetooth. The Nokia E90 Communicator provides a web browser and also support for the AdobeAcrobat Reader application for viewing PDF files.
The Nokia E90 Communicator also incorporates an FM radio and music player. The Nokia E90 Communicator supports the sending and receiving of emails through the usual POP3 and SMTP protocols, and also supports attachments with a built in ZIP manager and its own Quickoffice tools with editors for word processing, spreadsheets and presentations. Research Nokia E90 Communicator
WebLog Expert by Alentum Software is a powerful and very easy to configure http server (web server) access log analyser computer program for the Windows operating system. WebLog Expert provides the web site administrator with information about the web site's visitors including geographical location based upon IP address traced through the Whois registration data, activity statistics, accessed files, paths through the site, information about referring pages, search engines, browsers, operating systems, and more. The program analyses the log files of both the Apache and IIShttp servers, and can extract data from GZ and ZIP archives. WebLog Expert produces easy-to-read HTML or PDFformat reports that include both text information in tables and graphs. Early versions of WebLog Expert suffered from being very memory hungry, but with version 4 this problem was overcome enabling a larger quantity of log file data to be analysed. Research WebLog Expert More information about WebLog Expert
The Win32.Bagle virus, also known as the Win32.Beagle virus is a family of polymorphic mass-mailing viruses that infect computers using the Windows operating system and use their own built in SMTP engine to spread through emails, sending emails to addresses found in files on the infected computer. The virus arrives as an attachment to an email which purports to come from one of management, administration, staff, anti-virus, anti-spam, no-reply or support at the recipient domain. The attachment is a randomly named .exe file, stored inside a .zip file, a .rar file, or a .pif file. The .zip and .rar files file may be password-protected. The file name, without the extension, may be one of the following: Attach, Details, Document, Encrypted, Gift, Info, Information, Message, MoreInfo, Readme, Text, TextDocument, details, first part, pub document, or text document. Upon being executed, the attachment copies itself to the Windows system directory (typically \windows\system or \windows\system32) as 'winupd.exe' and as winupd.exeopen and as
winupd.exeopenopen which is either a copy of the virus, or a password-protected zip or rar file that contains the virus in which case the file winupd.exeopenopenopen which is a .bmp file containing an image of the password for the zip/rar file is also created. The registry is also amended with the value 'winupd.exe'='%System%\winupd.exe' being added to the registry key HKEY CURRENT USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run so that the virus starts when the Windows operating system starts. The virus also attaches itself to .exe files which it then tries to copy through file sharing systems such as Kazaa and iMesh and opens a backdoor, listening on TCP port 2556. Research Bagle
The 66 Pattern DPM Jacket is a British army, padded, camouflaged combatjacket with a front zip fastening and button own storm flap. The 66 Pattern DPM Jacket has a drawstring waist and hem, numerous pockets including poachers pockets, and a collar that can be worn down or standing up. A hood can also be fitted. Research 66 Pattern DPM Jacket
The 95 DPM Jacket is a British army issue camouflaged combatjacket made from ripstop fabric with a front zip fastening, Velcro fastened storm flap and Velcro fastening cuffs. The 95 DPM Jacket has pockets and loops for attaching equipment and a collar that can be worn down or standing up. Research 95 DPM Jacket
A jumpsuit, originally called a 'siren suit', is a baggy complete body covering with a zip front fastening designed so as to be put on and taken off quickly. Research Jumpsuit
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