Archive for May, 2009

SecFox – HTTP Header Analysis + Domain Details

Posted by rajivvishwa On May - 17 - 2009
This entry is part 2 of 7 in the series Secfox

In the previous post, Secfox Part 1, we had seen how to customize the environment in FireFox to get better ease of use and more workspace. Now its time to fill in the addons.

This post has two sections, the first explains how to obtain details of any website (Information Gathering) and the second deals with analysis and understanding of HTTP raw header information.

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Who’s on First? Typography

Posted by rajivvishwa On May - 15 - 2009

Abbott and Costello’s “Who’s on First?” routine using typography only.

If you can see this, then you might need a Flash Player upgrade or you need to install Flash Player if it's missing. Get Flash Player from Adobe.

Fight Club – Chemical Burn – Kinetic Typography

Posted by rajivvishwa On May - 15 - 2009

A typography experiment animated and designed by graphic artist Sebastian Jaramillo based on the movie Fight Club on the scene “Chemical Burn”.

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Author website : http://www.sebastianjt.com

Typolution – Animation Made Only of Letters

Posted by rajivvishwa On May - 15 - 2009

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This text animation was created by French designer Oliver Beaudoin.
http://www.kalomnie.ca

SecFox – Turn Firefox Into an Ultimate Hacking tool

Posted by rajivvishwa On May - 12 - 2009
This entry is part 1 of 7 in the series Secfox

SecFox is nothing but a customized version of Firefox which is intended for performing web application security tests and audits. Using SecFox reduces time and effort we would have put if we had used any other browser along with tons of free + commercial tools used for testing the apps.

Firefox is an amazing browser whose features can be extended by installing addons or tweaking the browser itself. This feature of it is utilized to the max for building a powerful hacking/testing tool, SecFox.

This articles(split into sections) details the process of creating SecFox and also includes the usage of various security related firefox addons with relevant examples and screencasts.
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Map Frequently Accessed Folders To Drives with Visual Subst

Posted by rajivvishwa On May - 8 - 2009

Easily map your frequntly accessed directories in your PC’s to a drive. You can choose the any drive letter from the set of ‘not used’ drives which is displayed in the tool.

Virtual Subst

Virtual Subst

This can be of very much use if mapping is done for folders with a long path, so that VirtualSubst can act like a bookmark.

TIP:

I usually take backup of my thumbdrive in a particular location, say D:\Usb. Now, when the thumbdrive is not connected, with VirtualSubst I can map the Usb back up folder to a drive letter which would have been assigned if thumbdrive was connected. So my backup folder acts as a virutal usb drive with the advantage of having active linking of most recent files list in my Word or any app. This also helps in creating desktop shortcuts of files present in the thumbdrive, which can be accessed if the thumbdrive is connected or not.

Features

  • Tiny and Portable
  • Option to enable virtual drives at startup
  • Add/Delete any number of virtual drives quickly
Visual Subst Info
App Name Visual Subst
License free
Type portable
App URL Download
More Info link


Apply Lighbox/Slideshows On Any Image In The Web

Posted by rajivvishwa On May - 7 - 2009

Greased LightMonkey is a GreaseMonkey script which helps us to enhance our image browsing experience. This works in all the websites which links to any image. This script will help you to view the full size of the image thumbnail links in the same page without having to navigate to any other browser tab or window .

LightBox in Action

This script comes with additional controls like slideshow, navigation, zoom options.

Controls

Keyboard shortcuts are available too…

+ Zoom In
- Zoom Out
0 Slideshow
x Close

Note: GreaseMonkey needs to be installed in your firefox so as to make this script work. Install it from here

Tip:

  1. Close the lightbox containing the image by just clicking outside the image area.
  2. This script can be easily enabled or disabled by right clicking GreaseMonkey Icon in the status bar and check/uncheck Greased Lightbox from the menu.

Install Greased LightMonkey : Download

After installation, go to the below links and click on the image thumbnails to popup the lightbox.
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/sunbird/screenshot.html
http://images.google.co.in/images?&q=31nst31n

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