If you maintain a website that’s hosted on a Linux server, you’re aware the process of editing pages locally and uploading them to the server is often a hassle. Most server administrators run an ftp daemon to enable file transferring. Some of the file types a client may transfer include, but aren’t limited to: images, […]

Because sometimes those single line MD5 hash generators just aren’t efficient. What’s a Bulk MD5 Hash Generator? The concept of the batch MD5 hash generator is simple. Let’s say you have a list of values: names, addresses, telephone numbers, URLs, whatever, it doesn’t matter, and you’d like to convert each of those values to MD5 for whatever […]

If you’re like me, remembering fifty or more unique passwords is sometimes frustrating. I refuse to use any sort of password management system, and writing them down defeats the purpose of even having a password. Some prefer using the same password for everything, but if one account is compromised, the rest will probably soon follow. […]

Integrating a Blackberry With The Enterprise Several steps are required to properly enable Microsoft Exchange email encryption certificates on a Blackberry, but this guide should provide clear, effective instructions and assumes the following:

Microsoft Active Directory Environment Blackberry 7520 (should work with other models) Blackberry Enterprise Server v4.0 or Later Microsoft Windows XP Professional Workstations Blackberry User has Outlook Configured […]

GnuPG is a completely free implementation of the Open PGP standard defined in RFC2440.txt. The folks at Gpg4win made an excellent Windows port that allows you to use the standard in almost any way imaginable. This particular article will explain how to use gpg4win with the intention of encrypting email communications. The steps mentioned here […]