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If you're looking for tools related to KCA certificates, remember to go back to
the new KCA certificate pages for instructions.
Windows Certificate-Related Tools
Windows
NetIDManager
Fermi
Kerberos Client-only for Windows/Cygwin, link removed as this package
is badly out of date and no longer supported.
Linux Certificate Related Tools
Get
Cert Linux KCA
& Mozilla auto-import utility - modified 9/21/2009 changes behavior for Globus users. The password prompted for is now actually used and is needed to decrypt the .globus/*.pem certificate files then they are used.
kx509 client version 1.05
supporting the '-s servername' option and HSM operation w/1024 keybits
compiled on SLF 5.2
kx509 client version 1.05
supporting the '-s servername' option and HSM operation w/1024 keybits
compiled on SLF 4.2
kx509 client version
1.05 supporting the '-s servername' option and HSM operation w/1024
keybits compiled on Ubuntu 8.04
kx509 client version
1.05 source code
Misc. Linux Tools
Script to make a keytab for a
shared account (i.e. a local system account which does not have a
Kerberos principal) to allow use of kcron. You might have
requested the creation of a Special Kerberos principal with a name of
the form account/cron/fully-qualified-domain-name and have the password for the principal. You then run the script in the shared account on the selected system and a keytab file will be created that kcron will use.
Mac Certificate Related Tools
Get
Cert for Mac OSX Firefox and Keychain auto-import utility -
modified 9/4/09 to support Snow Leopard and new client binaries kx509 v1.05 below; fixed issues for Globus users and making the certifficate and key files in the .globussubdirectory
of tue user's home area including actually enforcing the
user of the PEM decryption password for which the user is prompted.
Users will have to use this password when using the PEM files. Modified
11/6/2009 to fix success message (if a browser is running) and to
add -t option to get certificate from the Test KCA server.
* For those of you
manually importing the cert, you'll need the temporary password: aeiou
kx509 client version 1.05 supporting the '-s servername' option and HSM
operation w/1024 keybits compiled on OSX as a Universal Binary
Firefox/Thunderbird Extensions
Add a quick launch button for the Certificate Manager in
Thunderbird and FireFox. (After installing, drag the Cert Mgr icon from
your View->Toolbars->Customize menu to your toolbar)
 Install Cert Manager Extension! UPDATED TO SUPPORT FF 3.5. SEE THE CST BLOG FOR UPDATING INSTRUCTIONS
Quick View Switcher for
Thunderbird. This Thunderbird add-on will allow you to quickly switch
between HTML, Simple HTML, Plain Text and the hidden RAW message view
modes with the click of a button. To install, download the View Switcher
to a location, launch Thunderbird and install it through the Add-Ons
menu and restart Thunderbird. After restarting, open up your
View->Toolbars->Customize menu and drag the View Switch icon to
your toolbar. UPDATED TO SUPPORT AUTO-UPDATING. SEE THE CST BLOG FOR UPDATING INSTRUCTIONS
*MeNow Self Service Suite
ScanMeNow.
Quickly perform a Critical Vulnerability or Full Nessus scan against
your computer.
PortScanMeNow.
You may now quickly port scan your system using the same options that
the CST scanners use to test if your services can withstand aggressive
scanning.
SurfMeNow.
SurfMeNow will attempt to connect to a FNAL URL from outside the FNAL
border so you can test your security controls.
ExploitMeNow
(experimental).
You may now attempt to verify if your system is vulnerable to certain
client side exploits.
DefendMeNow
(experimental).
A Python script written by Don Petravick to monitor some ports to
detect and temporarily IPCHAINS off grredy port scanners
Nessquik.
More powerful Nessus web client. Allows much finer grained control of
scans than ScanMeNow.
Spyware/Adware Removal Tools
Spybot
- Search
and Destroy
Lavasoft
Ad-Aware
Microsoft
AntiSpyware
McAfee Site Advisor
Certificate Testing Tools
Test
your certificate to ensure your browser has it loaded properly
Unsupported
Test your Popup
Stopper (offsite link)
Other useful utilities written by
(but not
officially supported by) various CST members:
Joe
Klemencic's Windows Utilities
Tim Rupp's Utilities
and Videos
(more to come)
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