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Please visit landing page for these series How I Create Videos Using Free Tools where I explain the overall process for Video creation I use. In this post I will describe how to mix video WMV file with audio WMA files. For demonstration purposes I will use files I created and described here: How I Create Videos Using Free Tools - Using Media Encoder To Concatenate WMV files How I Create Videos Using Free Tools - Using Media Encoder To Create Audio For mixing purposes I use Media Stream Editor which...
Please visit landing page for these series How I Create Videos Using Free Tools where I explain the overall process for Video creation I use. In this post I will show you how I create audio files - WMA files. I will use it to mix it with the video file I created previously - How I Create Videos Using Free Tools - Using Media Encoder To Concatenate WMV files . First I'll show you how to convert one audio file format to WMA, then I'll show you how to capture your own voice. One way is taking any audio...
Please visit landing page for these series How I Create Videos Using Free Tools where I explain the overall process for Video creation I use. In this post I'll show you how to concatenate several WMV files into one resulting WMV file. I will concatenate files I've created and described here: How I Create Videos Using Free Tools - Using Movie Maker How I Create Videos Using Free Tools - Using Media Encoder To Capture Screen For concatenation purpose I am using Media Encoder ( free download is here...
In my post How I Create Videos Using Free Tools I explained the steps I take to create my demos and the other post How I Create Videos Using Free Tools - Using Movie Maker I detailed the process of creating Video WMV file out of static slides using Movie Maker. In this post I'll show how I create videos capturing the screen using Media Encoder ( free download is here ). 1. Start Media Encoder and choose Capture Screen template: 2. Define what to capture - usually I use "Entire Screen" and sometimes...
Landing page for this series of how-to is here How I Create Videos Using Free Tools Here is the simplest way I found to concatenate couple of static slides: 1. Create image files, for example using Paint 2. Drag and drop it on Movie Maker surface: 3. While in Movie Maker drag and drop it on Video lane: 4. Optionally add transitions - I usually skip this one since it inflates the size of the resulting WMV file 5. Create the video by clicking this: 6. Specify destination folder and file name and click...
I've recently been hooked on doing some video stuff for demo purposes. For example in this post I captured screen to show how to intercept web services http traffic with Fiddler - App Architecture with Security in mind - Video, Part I There are plenty commercial tools available but I like free approach. I am using Windows Movie Maker to create videos out of slides/pictures (that can be created for example with Paint) and for screen capture I use Windows Encoder ( free download ). So here are the...
I realized that for some reason lately I was concentrated on tools: Scriptomania - Scripting Tools and Utilities More Powerful Security Tool Most Powerful Security Tool This blog entry is about another security tool - ShareEnum (free download) I am about to conduct Security Deployment Inspection with some project and this tool might be very handy. Another handy utility could be TCPView (free download) to identify activity for TCP and UDP You must agree that this one is nicer than black and white...
Before you follow the link bellow you need to make sure what hat you wear and then just stick with this hat... From http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/createit.mspx Scriptomatic 2.0 Do-It-Yourself Script Center Kit WMI Code Creator ADSI Scriptomatic Tweakomatic Log Parser 2.2 Portable Script Center HTA Helpomatic Scriptomatic 1.0
I was blogging lately about security tools (see Most Powerful Security Tool ). For some reason there is perception that security tools are about scanning, intercepting, cracking, and tampering - in other words, something reactive. To me security tool is something that supports Security Engineering as the whole and can be anything from document templates to simple checklists. But my favorite is of course Guidance Explorer (see patterns&practices Guidance Explorer ) that constantly gets updates...
It's Between Your Ears Why? Because "Security is man-vs-man and humans are intelligent." - more about this here: What is it that makes security hard? I am strong believer of process integration when it comes to security - more about it here: http://msdn.com/securityengineering And here are some tools to support the process: Threat Analysis and Modeling - http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink?linkid=77002 FxCop - http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/fxcop FindStr - Security Code Inspection - First Look For What...
I found it extremely productive to first look for strings in the code. But what strings to look for? And how to look for the strings? Looking into the source files? My good friend FindStr is of great help here: So first let's find what to look for inside the compiled assemblies: Ildasm.exe secureapp.dll /text | findstr ldstr This should produce all the strings found in the assembly This is what I've got using it: Wouldn't it trigger you think of authorization data doing roundtrip thus vulnerable...
If you publish your code on the internet then first They will use Google CodeSearch. For example, try looking for "initial catalog": http://www.google.com/codesearch?q=%22initial+catalog%22&hl=en If They are lucky and They have your binaries then Reflector might help looking for juicy hard coded strings but I believe They will chose to get all the strings using simple tool that ships with Windows, FindStr, in conjunction with ILDASM that ships with .Net SDK or Visual Studio Like this: Ildasm...
First They will get some network sniffing tool. I am extremely proud MS recently released shiny new NETMON 3 that can be downloaded for FREE here https://connect.microsoft.com/availableconnections.aspx and the team manages very nice blog here http://blogs.technet.com/netmon/default.aspx that explains in very detailed manner how to capture, filter network traffic and even automate all this. After studying all this, first thing I believe They try to sniff HTTP traffic applying proper filter: and looking...
Forget Google Hacking , introducing Live Search Hacking. First They will Download MSN Search SDK which includes sample app that looks like this: They will also get the MSN search ID here Then They will add some more functionality that will enable them to: 1. Directly navigate to the matching URL 2. Directly navigate to the matching URL while injecting, say, single quote - this should generate errors and hopefully expose implementation details that will help them further attack you 3. Do bullet 2...