akshayKMR

Hey, this comes at a perfect time for me.

I had posted my app on Betalist about a week ago and received a vulnerability report about incorrectly configured DMARC from a security researcher. I made the fix but wasn't confident about it. Shortly after, I received a couple more similar emails.

With this tool, my first check failed, citing an invalid SPF record. (I had an extra `.` at the end of my TXT record). Now, the check shows all passing.

I hope all is good now (emails are wild).

From my limited understanding:

    SPF <- Should this server be sending emails for this domain?
    DKIM <- Was this email tampered with?
    DMARC <- What should I, as a recipient, do if SPF or DKIM fails?

Thanks!

Does this work on all devices/browser combinations? (well not all strictly, but lets consider the majority users)

I don't get it. What are the controls? I'm using Firefox on desktop.

I built a sort of meta webapp for online collaboration. Began as a side project to mess around with WebRTC and browser apis. Now, I’ve got something like Zoom but with tools like terminal sharing, a whiteboard, and even GPT inside (everything e2ee).

Now it's my playground for new technologies and ideas.

https://oorja.io

For a tool that combines both, meetings like zoom and embedded Excalidraw, check out https://oorja.io ; You create a room, click on "+" button inside to add Excalidraw.

Disclaimer: This is my side project.

Try this one with the docker image instead: https://github.com/AbdBarho/stable-diffusion-webui-docker

I'm streaming my terminal here (idle htop) - https://teletype.oorja.io/rooms?id=109f7c80-398f-49f7-b217-7...

Just a public room, so you can gauge the look and feel of the tool.

Thank you!

I'm trying to make it convenient to share/stream terminals online; view-only or collaboration-enabled, take your pick.

Show off your vim-skills, help a colleague, teach, or troubleshoot.

Participants can have multiple terminal streams in the private room - comes with chat, notes and end-to-end encrypted voice (this is a privacy-focussed tool, no content data from your session is stored on any server).

Let me know if you run into any issues - https://github.com/akshaykmr/teletype/issues

I don't understand the downvotes. I just felt excited sharing an app I built that also has a simple whiteboard. :(

I made a quick colloboration app with video chat and more features including a simple whiteboard. Check it out https://oorja.io

I wanted to get familiar with vue.js so I made this simple web app that analyses hops taken by an email to reach you. https://github.com/akshayKMR/emailtrail-webapp

It shows hostnames, protocol used, timestamp, delay of the servers involved in chronological order.

The extraction and processing of all this info is actually done on the server, using a python module I made earlier https://github.com/akshayKMR/emailtrail

The frontend calls the api server and then presents the analysis in a way that is easy to understand (converted to your local time zone, presentation etc.)

Similar tools are :-

MessageHeader in G suite toolbox: https://toolbox.googleapps.com/apps/messageheader/

Message Header Analyzer by Microsoft: https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com/MHA/Pages/mha.aspx

Cheers!

I'd recommend you use Chrome on desktop for trying out the app. Cheers!

Hey, project author here. This is the first python package or project for that matter I've built for my college assignment.

I am really overwhelmed by the response. However the project is still very much unifinished.

Here are somethings that need to be fixed/added for eg.

-fix some bugs on frontend.(proper sort on listing/chart switching etc.)

-Kill nethogs process on exit // fails sometimes

-Store history for restarts.

-proper packaging.

-unit tests.

I'll add the above to the readme.md

First time on Hackernews/Github feed feels great though. Cheers.