last one for today :-D
Just got wfuzz out of my toolbox and let it mess with my sonicwall webinterface... And I've got surprising results ;-) There's a hidden page on each (? at least on a TZ 180/210), which lets you mess with the settings that the techies ...

Helloo!!

Voila, since a few weeks I'm a CSSA aka Certified Sonicwall Security Administrator ;-) Ok, nothing really exciting, but now it's time to start messing with these boxes, I would love to know what these boxes do, apart from the stuff that the webinterface tells me... :-p
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I couldn't find anything existing to lookup a specific TCP/UDP port, so I quickly created some messy bash functions. What I wanted is to have a simple command to lookup a specific TCP/UDP Port, and also to lookup a MAC-address -> manufacturer.

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In order to get this ...

Another one for today.. :-D
I wanted to find a quick way to show me the expiry dates of ssl certificates on the fly, without going through any browsers etc.
A combination of sed and openssl did the job.

``` {.lang:sh .decode:true} echo "" | openssl s_client -showcerts -connect www.ubs ...

I've just received a PDF that I wanted to convert for my ebook-reader, but it was protected with a password + was restricted for printing. So I didn't have a chance to convert it into a suitable format for it. ahm... aren't there some tools around to decrypt ...

This time it was The Bat! bothering me :-D
I've received an email and I wanted to open the attachment. Of course it was named like 'spreadsheet_2010.10.19.xls', so double extensions, which The Bat! doesn't like. So while browsing through the options in the program, I ...