The big list of 100 tools, tips and tricks to work more efficiently online 7.2K Flares Filament.io 7.2K Flares × What does it take to be productive? It’s a question I often ask myself and to be honest I don’t have a great answer for it yet. One key discovery I’ve made over the past year or so is that I need to have great habits in place. That’s why I’m working on a solid running routine and on a set wake-up time and sleep time. One other realization I had is that, as I now spend so much of my day working online, there are a heap of new apps being created all the time to help us all become more productive. That’s why I thought of compiling a full list of 100 tools, tips and tricks for you to reflect a bit on your own productivity. Of course, a sure fire way to fail might be to try and use all 100, which Joel pointed out to me when we discussed this post! 10 awesome music sites to get into your zone When Leo recently wrote about Multitasking, one of the most interesting aspects was that music doesn’t actually contribute to us being distracted when we work. 1. 4.
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GQueues - Manage tasks & to-do lists with your Google Account SSL Manager for Windows Working with SSL certificates on Windows servers can be a challenge. Even the most simple tasks can have you opening up a console and running the certutil command or navigating the MMC Certificate Snap-in. And then there's managing the private keys, intermediate certificates, root certificates and csrs. Not to mention there are no native troubleshooting tools in Windows servers for ssl. It's all confusing and can be very time consuming, even for ssl experts. The SSL Manager v1.3 was developed to make managing ssl certificates on Windows servers much easier. SSL Manager can create standard, extended validation (ev), multi-subdomain wildcard, and multi-domain unified communications (uc or SANS) certificates. This tool is brought to you as a courtesy of ssltools.com.
TreeSheets A "hierarchical spreadsheet" that is a great replacement for spreadsheets, mind mappers, outliners, PIMs, text editors and small databases. Suitable for any kind of data organization, such as todo lists, calendars, project management, brainstorming, organizing ideas, planning, requirements gathering, presentation of information, etc. It's like a spreadsheet, immediately familiar, but much more suitable for complex data because it's hierarchical. It's like a mind mapper, but more organized and compact. Have a quick look at what the application looks like on the screenshots page, see how easy it is to use in the tutorial, then give it a download (above). TreeSheets is exceptionally small & fast, so can sit in your system tray at all times: with several documents loaded representing the equivalent of almost 100 pages of text, it uses only 5MB of memory on Windows 7 (!) TreeSheets is free & open source. Visit this google group for discussion, and news updates / releases.
How to decrypt SSL traffic from an Android app using Fiddler There are plenty of tutorials on how you can intercept HTTP(s) traffic from Android using Fiddler. Try this one: However, it will fail when you try to intercept and decrypt Android SSL traffic coming from an application, and not from a browser. It might be that the application uses a certificate pinning – and you are probably cannot decipher this connection. To solve the issue, please proceed with the following steps: 1 In Fiddler click "Rules->Customize Rules"; 2 Find function OnBeforeResponse in the script 3 Add following code to the function body: if (oSession.oRequest["User-Agent"].indexOf("Dalvik") > -1 && oSession.HTTPMethodIs("CONNECT")) { oSession.oResponse.headers["Connection"] = "Keep-Alive"; } 4 Save the file and restart Fiddler.
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Certificate information and Fiddler So, one of my biggest gripes with fiddler is not being able to see what the original ssl cert the server was spitting out was. If you decrypt the ssl traffic, fiddler acts like a man-in-the middle and replaces the server certificate with it's own so it can decrypt it. If you don't understand that very well, google will help alot more than I can. So. Long story short, I needed to know what ssl certificate the web servers were spitting up, even if Fiddler was running. Fiddler doesn't have this ability out of the box. Anyways...I created my own plugin. Here's a link to the compiled library download: Download I also put the source code up on github. To install, just put the Vecc.FiddlerCertInformation dll into the Inspectors folder within your fiddler install folder.
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