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How to Fix IIS Default Index Page Vulnerabilities

TIPS: Scroll down this post and try soltuion#2 would be a easy and fast way to fix this. Solution #1 Penetration tools may alert if IIS server is accepting requests with HTTP OPTIONS method. This is because the response to these requests may reveal what other methods are supported by the web server. Warning: Disabling OPTIONS may have Read More

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How to Disable Recursion on a Windows DNS Server

By default, the DNS server performs recursive queries on behalf of its DNS clients and DNS servers that have forwarded DNS client queries to it. Recursion is a name-resolution technique in which a DNS server queries other DNS servers on behalf of the requesting client to fully resolve the name and then sends an answer Read More

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How to Make a Gmail Desktop App for Windows

While Google offers no official Gmail app for computers, you can use a workaround to turn Gmail’s desktop site into a PWA app on Windows. You’ll be able to launch and use it, similar to how you would a normal app. You’ll want to do this if you dislike other email clients’ interfaces and would prefer Gmail’s native Read More

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How to Boot Microsoft Surface from a USB device

For all Surface models  Before you start, make sure you don’t have any other USB devices connected to your Surface, including USB mouse devices, keyboards, or other storage drives. Surface will try to boot from any other connected USB devices. Here’s how to boot from a USB.  Shut down your Surface. Insert the bootable USB drive Read More

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How to Convert an SSL Certificate to Other Formats

It is highly recommended that you convert to and from .pfx files on your own machine using OpenSSL so you can keep the private key there. Use the following OpenSSL commands to convert SSL certificate to different formats on your own machine: OpenSSL Convert PEM Convert PEM to DER openssl x509 -outform der -in certificate.pem Read More

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How to Install an SSL Certificate on IIS 10 Manually

Purchased and downloaded your certificate from your certificate provider like Godaddy, Digicert, SSL.com etc.. Convert your .crt file to a .cer file Locate your downloaded .crt file, and double-click to open it. Select the Details tab, and then the Copy to File button. Select Next in the Certificate Wizard. Select Base-64 encoded X.509(.CER) and then select Next. Select Browse, locate where you want to save your .CER file, and type Read More