Tools
This is where I keep track of the tools I've created in my short life as a wannabe programmer. The list is currently pretty short, and the tools are really basic, but it is what it is. They're mostly just little tricks to save time. I'll be adding to this resource as my programming skills become more stout, so this page won't always be this lame.
A very basic PHP script (like a couple of lines) that allows me to see what IP and browser I appear to be touching the site with. Many sites have this functionality; I just wanted my own.
http://dmiessler.com/ip
I wrote this while I was doing pen/attack for a living. It's written in Python and uses the Google API to query a domain name for hostnames related to it. So I can give it yahoo.com, for example and it'll come back with all the hostnames, such as web, www, web2, fw, etc., that come before yahoo.com. I used the output of this tool to help build my target list for a given assessment.
Gscour Code
I wrote this while I was doing pen/attack for a living too. It's written in Bash and uses to guess important hostnames for a domain. So you feed it a domain through the domain file (lame, I know), and it makes queries for the FQDNs made up of each line in the hostnames file appended to the domain. Once again, like with gscour, the point is just to find interesting hostnames to add to a targets list for a given client.
Hostfind Page
A simple Ajax-enabled clock that dynamically pulls and updates a time display from my NTP-synced server at dmiessler.com.
http://dmiessler.com/time
A simple dice-rolling program I wrote for a friend.
roll.py.txt
A 57MB wordlist I use for during password audits (17MB compressed). I created it from an assortment of other lists found online.
PassDict.txt.bz2
A short "proof" of the Monty Hall Problem using Python.
mhp.py.txt
