Penango - secure emails

Penango is a successor to free Firefox extension Gmail S/MIME, which let's you send encrypted emails using Gmail, Google Apps mail and Zimbra. As Google Apps or Gmail is not HIPAA complaint though it is running over Secure HTTP (HTTPS) protocol.

It comes as a Firefox, Maxthon and Internet Explorer extension.

Unlike Gmail S/MIME extension for Firefox, Penango is not going to be free but if you want to send signed emails (using email certificate) which are encrypted then I don't see any other alternates for Gmail or Google apps users.

See Penango's seamless integration with Gmail service, you can easily setup this for your Google apps email account too.

Penango's seamless integration with Gmail

Here I am providing you download information I have received while signing up for trial, you can either go and sign-up yourself or download Penango extension for your browser.

Download Penango from following location for your browser:

Hello Penango Users:

The browser wars are heating up. So, not to leave out all you IE users, guess what you get? That's right--IE 9 RC support less than 48 hours after it was released. Happy Valentine's Day!

Penango 1.6.0  for Firefox is released.

https://bugzilla.penango.com/download/mozilla/penango-1.6.0.xpi

Penango 1.6.0 for Internet Explorer is released.

Internet Explorer (6-9 RC):
32-bit version:
https://bugzilla.penango.com/download/ie/penango-1.6.0-x86.msi

64-bit version:
https://bugzilla.penango.com/download/ie/penango-1.6.0-x64.msi

Maxthon 2 Add-on:
https://bugzilla.penango.com/download/maxthon/penango-1.6.0.m2p

32-bit and 64-bit Per-User BHO Package:
https://bugzilla.penango.com/download/ie/penango-1.6.0-peruserbho.zip

This is a regular release. If you already have Penango installed,
automatic update will occur within 24 hours.

This is a regular release. As a reminder, Penango for Internet Explorer does not have automatic updates yet, but can be administratively managed and deployed.

1.5-1.6 Highlights of New and Changed Features
* Added support for *Firefox 4 (latest betas)* and *Internet Explorer 9 Beta and RC*.
* Improved SMTP and proxying capabilities in Gmail.
* Improved user experience for the latest versions of Zimbra (6-7).
* Improved stability of the extension in IE.
* Improved internationalization and localization support.
* Recognized additional CAs and improved PAG rendering.
* Added support for SeaMonkey 2.1 and Zimbra Desktop 2.
* Made internal improvements.
* Added additional licensed sites.

New and Changed Features (1.6.0 from 1.5.7):
* Added support for *Firefox 4*! Penango now works with Firefox 4. Beta 10, Beta 11, and the trunk have been tested.
NB: Because Firefox 4 is not final, Firefox 4 compatibility is not guaranteed and no official support is provided.
* Added support for *IE 9 Release Candidate*! Penango now works with Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate, both 32-bit and 64-bit. Various compatibility shims were added.
NB: Because IE 9 is not final, IE 9 compatibility is not guaranteed and no official support is provided.
* Added support for Zimbra Desktop 2 (specifically 2.0.1) on a temporary basis.
* Improved general SOCKS proxying support for Gmail SMTP on both Firefox and IE.
This feature is an advanced feature, and may not work in all environments or configurations. Contact Penango if SOCKS proxying is a requirement for your deployment.
* Fixed repeated stylesheet applications in IE, which would cause exceptions in IE over time.
* Added MLD Technology™ for automatic link detection in Gmail for plain text messages. When Penango processes plain text in signed or encrypted messages, Penango will magically detect URLs and URNs, adding links inside of the message bodies. A wide variety of URI schemes are supported, from http(s) to callto, tel, fax, ymsgr, urn:ietf, sip(s), and more.
* Resolved certain technical issues in Zimbra 7 by adding support for address bubbles (_useAcAddrBubbles) in ZmAddressInputField when composing messages.
* Fixed NULL pointer problems.
* Fixed minor bugs.
* Added additional licensed sites.

If you encounter any bugs, please let us know.

We are hard at work on the next versions of Penango!

Sean
President and CEO
Penango, Inc.

How to get Email Certificate?

Here is a brief rundown on how to get a certificate from Comodo.

You have a choice in where you get your certificates; we do not endorse any particular CA (yet).

However, if you are in a hurry, the following procedure should work fairly seamlessly.

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Note that there is a difference between the Certificate and the Private Key.

Private Key = secret numbers that only you know. It is really long and is usually used "indirectly". It's secret! Don't lose it! And don't give it away!

Certificate = info, provided by a certificate issuer (like VeriSign or Comodo), that says who owns the private key. The certificate contains the public key, which is ok to distribute (hence "public") but is mathematically related to the private key.

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How to understand:

Think of the certificate like your driver's license. It is issued by a well-known authority (state of California) and has information on it that identifies you.

Think of the "private key" like your face or your fingerprint. It is attached to your body--and is personal to you. Your driver's license includes a *photograph* of your face, but not your actual face. A verifier is supposed to look at your driver's license and make sure that the photograph matches the face they are looking at in person. While people can take pictures of your face, they can't steal your actual face!

The private key is just the same. The certificate contains a mathematically related copy of your private key, called the "public key". But this info can't be used to derive the private key.

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Ok now, how to get the cert:

I recommend that you use Firefox, but you can use IE instead if you really want.

https://secure.instantssl.com/products/frontpage?area=SecureEmailCertificate

Enter your info.

Firefox will generate a private key internally, and submit a certificate request. THE PRIVATE KEY IS IMPORTANT, even though it just flashes by. You must keep your private key secret in order to have security. Just remember this mantra: "keep your [private] key to yourself."

If you use IE, MAKE SURE that the private key is marked as "exportable". Look in the advanced/details for any options to that effect.

You will get a ping e-mail; confirm it.

Comodo will push a certificate to your browser. Now you have a key + certificate.

BACK IT UP!

You can also go to Tools > Certificate Manager if you have Cert Viewer Plus installed, a free extension for Firefox:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1964/

If you don't have Cert Viewer Plus, you need to go through this long process:

Tools > Options > Advanced > Encryption > View Certificates > Your Certificates

Click "Backup". Use a strong password, etc. The backup will be in a .p12 file.

Did you back it up? BACK IT UP.

Remember that with Comodo, you only get one e-mail address per certificate. If you have multiple e-mail addresses, you will need to go through this process again (and generate more private keys).

Know more about Penango from Penango

Email you will receive while signing up for Penango trial form Sean (President and CEO of Penango, Inc.)

Penango is a suite of web browser extensions that let anyone send and
receive authenticated and encrypted messages in webmail. (You knew that
already.)

There are significant differences between the Gmail S/MIME codebase and
Penango, now at 1.6.0 for IE and Firefox.

At a high-level, Penango has been re-engineered around binary components
that give the software much finer-grained control over the cryptography
process. We support all of the major parts of S/MIME v3 and have made
significant inroads into supporting S/MIME v3.1.

We have built new user interface constructs, like the Penango
Authentication Grammar, which you will see when you use the extension
with various certificates from CAs like:
VeriSign
Thawte
Comodo
TC TrustCenter
DanID
GlobalSign
Verizon Business (formerly GTE Cybertrust)
Wells Fargo WellsSecure Certification Authority
U.S. Government
and others.

We have built much more robust abstractions to handle different
browsers, different privilege levels, and different webmail environments
compared with Gmail S/MIME.

We have full support in the main Penango Infobar UI (including the
Penango Authentication Grammar) for English, Spanish, German, and
Japanese. Just switch your webmail environment language, and the
extension will follow the webmail preference.

Since we also have an official partnership with Zimbra, a subsidiary of
VMware. We have focused most of our discretionary resources on improving
the user experience in the Zimbra webmail environment. You will see our
considerably deep and seamless user experience in that environment,
including properly saving encrypted drafts, a nice feature (among many
features) that we have not seen other S/MIME clients implement to-date.

That being said, Penango still has a ways to go. Many of the vestiges of
old, core design choices remain in the code. We will be addressing these
areas aggressively in future versions of Penango. By way of example:
1) The preference system has been built upon but has not been
substantially revised. For example, there is no preference to choose
when or how often to encrypt--the extension will aggressively try to
encrypt whenever you enter e-mail addresses (but will detect in advance
if encryption cannot be performed, due to missing public keys).
2) Our patent-pending certificate procurement and management features do
not exist in this version of Penango, as we continue to build the
supporting code around and for such features.

You should use HTTPS with the extension. If HTTPS is used, the
extension is hard-coded to check for certain licensed certificates,
eliminating possible man-in-the-middle attacks.

Feel free to report any bugs that you find but be aware of these issues.

Also feel free to explore the preference system in the Tools > Add-Ons >
Penango > Options dialog box. You can set specific certificates to use
for signing and encrypting, for example, on a per-e-mail address basis.

We currently support Gmail v2 and Zimbra (v5 and v6).

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Fancy Radio/ Checkbox

I have written a jQuery Plugin for Fancy Custom Checkbox and Radio-buttons. To make form elements visually more expressive. I required this for one of my project and later on I have rewritten it completely to make it more generic and easier for jQuery Lovers. I am great fan of jQuery and I am inspired by http://ryanfait.com/resources/custom-checkboxes-and-radio-buttons/ to write this plugin.

It's fairly easy to use just like any other jQuery plugin you just have to write couple of lines of javascript code and add some CSS to your html.

Javascript You need:

$(document).ready(function(){
	$(".radio").dgStyle();
	$(".checkbox").dgStyle();
});

CSS You need:

.radio {
	height: 25px;
	width: 19px;
	clear:left;
	float:left;
	margin: 0 0 3px;
	padding: 0 0 0 26px;
	background: url("radio.png");
	background-repeat:no-repeat;
	cursor: default;
}
.checkbox {
	height: 25px;
	width: 19px;
	clear:left;
	float:left;
	margin: 0 0 3px;
	padding: 0 0 0 26px;
	background: url("checkbox.gif") no-repeat;
	cursor: default;
	text-align:left;
}
.checkbox input,.radio input {
	display: none;
}
.checkbox input.show,.radio input.show {
	display: inline;
}
.selected {
	background-position: 0 -52px;
}
.block {
	width: 50%;
	float: left;
}
label {
	padding-left:10px;
	float:left;
	text-align:left;
}
 

Here, CSS class which we need to give is not fixed and it can be changed in CSS code and Javascript as well. So in above example it is "radio" and "checkbox", which could be anything you want. The only thing which needs to be taken care of is it has to be consistent in all CSS, Javascript and HTML we generate.

See live demo in action or just download a zip file consisting sample image, js and html code to play with.

Please comment your experience or any enhancement/feature you add to it or wish to have or any bug encountered while using it.

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Google Docs Viewer

I was looking for a way to let users see Microsoft Word Doc or PDF files online while using my application without leaving their browser without downloading files and then opening it to view with Word or PDF viewer. I was looking for some way out either via any PHP or Microsoft.NET libraries, did some googling on that; but later on I just got an idea that google already has all code written for me.. when I have any email attachment in PDF or DOC or DOCX google does it for me..! Even while searching I can see PDFs by converting them in HTML. So I just googled it up and found that Google already has this ability that we can use Google Docs Viewer without any Google Account Login. YES that's true no Google Account login is required. It's damn simple and easy. Just pass document path as attachment as parameter and we are done.

Google Docs Viewer gives us ability to embed PDF, DOC/DOCX, PPT, TIFF:

Yes that's true; Google Docs Viewer gives us ability to view/embed functionality of PDF, DOC/DOCX, PPT and TIFF viewing on the fly without writing a single line of code by just giving a link or embedding within. No PPTX or XLS/XLSX is supported, but hopefully it should be coming in future.. But the document types which are supported are well enough and TIFF viewing ability is excellent and so if we have some requirement of letting users view TIFF files we don't need them to use any browser plugin or additional software to do that. This service was made available in September 2009.

All viewer URLs should use the path  http://docs.google.com/viewer.
This path accepts two parameters:
url  : The URL of  the document to view. This should be URL-encoded.
embedded  : If  set to  true , the viewer will use an  embedded mode interface.

http://docs.google.com/viewer?url=<URL_OF_DOCUMENT>

or

http://docs.google.com/viewer?url=<URL_OF_DOCUMENT>&embedded=true

You can follow this link to see how document would look like in non-embedded mode.
Sample PDF document (in non-embedded/full mode)
Embedded view is available just right below (using IFRAME):

Sample code used for embedded viewer:

<iframe style="border-style: none;" src="http://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http%3A%2F%2Fblogs.digitss.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2010%2F01%2Fsample.pdf&embedded=true" height="390" width="400"></iframe>

Caching and Performance:

Yes, Google Docs Viewer does cache documents for performance reasons; I don't know how long exactly but it does. Now if we don't want caching then we can just use the same trick we do for refreshing our static contents sometime. We can pass time-stamp in query-string and Google Docs Viewer will consider it as different document and it will be your updated docuemnt with same name and URL path.

I have observed that PDF files have performed better; mean that they really get being read by viewer faster than Doc/PPT files.

Please share your experience of using GDV (Google Doc Viewer) or any other Online Document Viewer service/tool you have used.

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It includes some code improvements and stays compatible to latest version of jQuery 1.3.2 just like 1.2.4. It has been tested on Safari 4.x, Internet Explorer 7.0+, Firefox 3.x and will work on Chrome 2.x or 3.x as well.

I request any users to post back any problems/bugs they encounter or enhancements they need to be included.

jQuery Radio-button with Checkbox behavior

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Best FTP / SFTP client(s)/Server:

WinSCP: It's one of the best and open source FTP program available. WinSCP is open source and it is better then commercial alternates like SmartFTP or CuteFTP. I have used many of them but now prefer to use only WinSCP. It's free and download and run executable is available as well so if it's required to download at Client's server then also no hassle.

FileZilla: This is another great piece of open source solution which is both FTP Client and FTP Server, what more we can ask for? FileZilla Client is available for all platforms while FileZilla Server is available as Windows download only.

Best Remote Help/Screen Sharing/ Meeting:

Although at Office whenever I need to Assist someone remotely or do a Web Meeting I use GoToAssist and GoToMeeting, but I have used some of the following services at one time or another or tried sometime for experimenting. Yes, I do LogMeIn regularly to connect to my remote servers when can't do MSTSC (Microsoft Remote Terminal)

LogMeIn Free: LogMeIn Free is a powerful product with very ease of use and proven technology and is being used by professionals. Even in free usage you can sign up/register unlimited number of computers in one profile. You can create multiple groups for better management under one group. This works great for Remote Assistance and one to one screen sharing, we can set speed and quality as per our requirement while working with LogMeIn.

DimDim: Works for conferencing and allows to join 20 users in a meeting/conference while using as free service. It's easy (browser based), but screen sharing quality we can't expect as much as Citrix GoToMeeting. But yes it does allow sharing of screen, documents (PPT), Websites, Whiteboard. As well as there is a option to call on conference number or attendees can communicate using Microphone and speakers. I believe they will improve quality day by day.
The big point is that it's open-source: meaning that you can download source and host your own portal for your organization, I believe it's biggest positive point because with that speed and quality will be dependant on how much Internet bandwidth you provide and your server configuration.

Yugma: Yugma is free Web Meeting and Conferenceing service. It let you invite 10 attendees while using it as free registered user. Skype and Outlook plugins are available. You can use it under Windows, Mac and Linux (beta). I believe they are improving their quality of service but it has been long time I used it now.

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Initially I tried that with file_get_contents function but it was just downloading 0KB file. Then it strike me that oh..! I can't use file_get_contents as it can't understand the HTTPS protocol here. So what could help me nothing else then our best friend CURL. file_get_contents and fopen kind of other functions works fine with any http web locations.

Here is the simple CURL file transfer function snippet which will copy file from any secure http location.

	/**
	 * Copy File from HTTPS/SSL location
	 *
	 * @param string $FromLocation
	 * @param string $ToLocation
	 * @return boolean
	 */
	function copySecureFile($FromLocation,$ToLocation,$VerifyPeer=false,$VerifyHost=true)
	{
		// Initialize CURL with providing full https URL of the file location
		$Channel = curl_init($FromLocation);
 
		// Open file handle at the location you want to copy the file: destination path at local drive
		$File = fopen ($ToLocation, "w");
 
		// Set CURL options
		curl_setopt($Channel, CURLOPT_FILE, $File);
 
		// We are not sending any headers
		curl_setopt($Channel, CURLOPT_HEADER, 0);
 
		// Disable PEER SSL Verification: If you are not running with SSL or if you don't have valid SSL
		curl_setopt($Channel, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, $VerifyPeer);
 
		// Disable HOST (the site you are sending request to) SSL Verification,
		// if Host can have certificate which is nvalid / expired / not signed by authorized CA.
		curl_setopt($Channel, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST, $VerifyHost);
 
		// Execute CURL command
		curl_exec($Channel);
 
		// Close the CURL channel
		curl_close($Channel);
 
		// Close file handle
		fclose($File);
 
		// return true if file download is successfull
		return file_exists($ToLocation);
	}
	/**
	 *	This code don't work
	 *	echo file_get_contents("https://www.verisign.com/hp07/i/vlogo.gif");
	**/
	// Function Usage
	if(copySecureFile("https://www.verisign.com/hp07/i/vlogo.gif","c:/verisign_logo.gif"))
	{
		echo 'File transferred successfully.';
	}
	else
	{
		echo 'File transfer failed.';
	}

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Firebug Lite is subset of Firebug that could be used in IE, Opera and Safari. Firebug Lite 1.2 is packed with XHR, DOM, HTML and Javascript debugging.

You can embed Firefox Lite into any web page / application to start debugging.

To embed Firefox Lite into any page just attach following code into your page.

<script type='text/javascript'
        src='http://getfirebug.com/releases/lite/1.2/firebug-lite-compressed.js'></script>

Or else you can download source file to your local system and can include into your pages. You can also drag-and-drop following link to your bookmark and it will enable Firebug Lite on any page.

Place Firebug Lite Bookmark

or

Go get Firebug Lite From Firebug Lite Home.

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When I read requirement specification for the web service which I have developed recently I thought I could finish it in a day or two as I have been developing web-services recently. I went on and started and went into trouble with "complexType" declaration in WSDL. I was having C# example to work with provided by the company which was going to use my webservice. I tried that but the thing is when you use Microsoft ASP.NET platform to develop web services what developer needs to is just expose their method with [WebMethod] attribute and you are done! All hardwork and complex WSDL generation will be done by .NET framework. But when it comes to PHP you gotta deal with WSDL generation and make sure you do it perfectly or else your web-service won't work.

In PHP we have SOAP extension which really helps when we need to develop web services and that's what I have been using previously. But it doesn't help you/me for generating WSDL files and that part we have to bare with. I have searched out google for help but it was difficult to find perfect working example of Web service which takes in and out Complex Data types. Here Complex Data Type means user defined Classes and Arrays. When we work with ASP.NET we just declare it as WebMethod and everything goes smooth, we don't need to worry about WSDL generation and anything else. I tried to use the same WSDL generated from ASP.NET C# example but it didn't worked in my case and won't work for anyone. Here I mean we can get some idea about but direct copy + paste won't work. Because it has to be made in a way that SOAP extension understand that and generate RESPONSE and REQUEST XML in desired way. It took me considerable amount of time to got through the proper WSDL generation and I took almost 4 and 1/2 days to get that project done.

Here I would like to mention that PHP SOAP extension is not well documented and it requires quite a lot of hardwork when we need to deal with complicated Web Services. Although some WSDL generators are available (I am talking about some WSDL generator projects and Zend WSDL generator which comes with Zend Studio), they sometimes don't work perfectly for our requirement.

Here I would like to mention one more thing that eviware soapUI tool helped me for checking that whether my WSDL file is proper or not as ultimately it was supposed to be consumed on some other platform. I even tested it out on PowerBuilder 10.5 as it is actually our company's main product's development platform to make sure it's compatibility.

Even getting web service port on other platform took some considerable amount of time and XML and SOAP namespace nitty-gritty are difficult for newbie to get through. I am lucky I got a chance to develop this project.

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Here on my this blog post I am listing some of the features of this toolbar and that's my way to thank Chris by promoting it.

I believe it will be really helpful to all the developers / designers if they use it.

Below given is a screenshot of the Web Developer extension.

Disable:- will give following options (including disable cache / javascript).

Cookies:- will give many options to manipulate Cookies/session cookies.

CSS:- View stylesheet Information is one of the very useful option and View CSS will list all CSS attached to current web page in new window.

Edit CSS is one of very useful feature which will give us a way to edit web-page's css on the fly and we can see the effect immediately. You can see that in following screen-shot.

Forms: It contains few of the very useful options for debugging our application like Display Form Detail, Show Password, Make Form Fields Writable, Convrert Form Methods and so on...

Images: This menu has some useful options too.

Information: View Javascript, Display Div Order are one of the useful options. There are many more and one can utilize them based on their type of development. Below image shows what Display Div Order will do..!

Miscellaneous: Edit Html is one of the handy option and you can see what we can do with it in following screenshot.

Outline: Outline Table is quite handy and useful when we want to see table and cell outlines. You can see that in the screen below.

Resize: let's you resize your browser in standard as well as your defined resolution.

Tools: Handy options for Validation of document against lots of standards. (Local web page validation options is available too.)

View Source: View Generated Source will also show source code generated by DOM manipulation after initial page load.

Options: Persist Features option will let you keep your selected / deselected options Persistent during concurrent page loads so that we don't need to check/uncheck them each time.

I believe Web Developer Toolbar is handy and must have TOOL for all web developers / designer... doesn't matter what technology/language they are using.

You can download it from official Firefox Add-ons site https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/60

Web Developer extension Home: http://chrispederick.com/work/web-developer/
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