# Thursday, November 29, 2007

I wanted to make a list of browser plug-ins that I use and find quite important to security and daily ops work.

First, for IE (I accidently upgraded to 7.0 and didn't feel like un-installing the behemoth)

  • Bayden Systems' TamperIE offers HTTPS form-tampering
    • sort of a mac-daddy tamper application to change your post data on the fly, must have.
  • Microsoft's IE Developer Toolbar
    • Change values on the fly also get header info and more right away
  • Microsoft's IE Powertoys for WebDevs
    • was cool but appears the highlight and show source dont work with IE7, however still works for DOM data so I keep it.

Now the giant list for FireFox (where all the 31337 users are)

  • AdBlockPlus
    • This is like going from dial up to DSL, the internet all the sudden becomes “sweet”
  • BlogJet
    • This is also in my IE, its my blogger application
  • DOM Inspector
    • handy for webdev and de-construction
  • DownloadThemAll
    • I dont like to click and this is a price-less tool for saving clicks.
  • GoogleBrowserSynch
    • I dont like how big google is and I dont like the idea of google watching what I browse, this was just an interesting tool since I am on lots of computers, I just dont have the guts to sign-in yet.
  • GoogleToolBar
    • this is a must, duh.
  • HttpHeaders
    • handy for webdev and de-construction
  • ModifyHeaders
    • handy for webdev and de-construction, and user-agent mods
  • NoScript
    • The only “security” leo laporte knows with out steve giving him a script. Handy for hacking things.
  • RefControl
    • spoof the referrer to the server.
  • PDF Download
    • sometime I like to download pdf’s sometimes I like to view them live, this lets me choose.
  • Tamper Data
    • same as TemperIE but for zilla
  • ULRParms
    • Different type of TamperData type plugin
  • User Agent Switcher
  • WebDev
    • This tools is mostly a must for anyone, you can quickly shut on and off and mod parts of sites.
Update June2008:
some good hack tools
http://www.securitycompass.com/exploitme.shtml
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