Base64 Converters and a whole lot more!
Gives you the content of an .htpasswd file if you want to just upload one.
For checking to see an SSL Certificates Details. (soon to be modded for AJAX and port, maybe even add tips to fix errors)
For checking to see if a Certificate and Key match. (Updated to use AJAX)
Find out what details a certificate was made with. (Updated to use AJAX)
Find out what details a CSR was made with. (Updated to use AJAX)
Takes in details to generate a Certificate Signing Request (and associated Key)
Input a CSR, update the information used to create it, get a new CSR and new Private Key.
Supply a valid Certificate and Private Key and this tool will generate a PFX for you. Good for going from a Unix to Windows environment.
Takes in a PFX and password (where needed) to output the Certificate and Key information.
Create a Self Signed Certificate
For creating your own cert. Mostly for dev sites.
Regardless of image filename, determine actual file type. Due to how some browsers will fail with improperly named images, this is fairly useful.
Pull the WhoIs information on a domain (PHP based connecting directly to WhoIs servers)
IP address details, will take in a domain or IP and throw lots of data at you, Location, Server type, IP owner info, and Blacklists it is and is not on.
Pull the WhoIs information on a domain (system based).
Runs a Ping command side.
Gives you the ability to easily add a Range of IP’s to a server.
Default Document Location Script
Searches and shows a given sites default documents if on a server. Used primarily for changing default document order when a site is compromised to get the real default document up faster.
Gives you the location of an IP address. For IP’s and Domain Name’s now, and most code and ideas for this come from http://www.yougetsignal.com/.
For any bugs or feature requests, please email me : bugs at edwinbush dot com.
September 21st, 2009 - 5:02 am
make that cer available for more time
thanks
September 21st, 2009 - 5:30 pm
I might be able to do that. To be honest, there is no file storage between page loads. Which tool did you use?
June 6th, 2011 - 6:05 pm
can you explain what the blacklists are, how do you report to them and can you get information about the offending IP address from them?
June 6th, 2011 - 6:17 pm
Essentially you would have to contact the Blacklist owner themselves. I assume you found the blacklist via my email header analyzer. If you go to my IP Address Information script with the IP you checked, it will give you a link to the site for the given blacklist, and show you all the blacklists I do check that the IP did not come up on.
August 25th, 2011 - 3:15 pm
Thanks for the header analysis tool. Accurate and more detail than others I’ve seen.
Mucho Gusto!
August 25th, 2011 - 3:58 pm
Thank you very much, I have put a lot of time into it. I hope one day to outrank similar scripts in Google.