"alex" <alex-voz@list.ru> wrote in
news:1132251983.524725.133700@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
> Hi,
>
> There are a number of security specialized Linux live-CDs
> out there, including:
>
> * Knoppix-STD
> * Local Area Security Linux
> * Phlak
> * Whax
> * Auditor Security Linux
> * Linux Defender
> * Erpross Live (in German only)
> * Arudius
> * Operator
>
> Which, if any, do you use? Why? Can you compare/contrat
> these tools? Which would you reccommend to an aspiring
> security professional?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Alex
>
>
BackTrack 4 It's the best google it.
Can hack WEP and WPK keys and expose non brodcasted WiFi's as
well. This software and a 30DBi Gain Microwave dish, I hit
McDonalds WiFi 5 miles down the road and Never have to go
there to get the days free pass code. No worry about FAP max
GiG download policies either. Ya the antenna/dish cost more
then my Laptop LoL. It's loaded WiFi CC swiper catch and all.
Start with BackTrack3 and move up to 4 after, it's a brain fry
to learn but worth it.:-)
http://www.backtrack-linux.org/
I haven't tried the BackTrack 5 yet, this stuff can take some
time. Been using it for two years and havent got around to
learning half of the tools on version 4. I like version 3
thumb drive boot, but 4 can get WPK codes with a data base
account [don't ask] . So it's all in your needs dude.
Youtube is loaded with hack lessons on how to use backtrck, so
School is in session boy, get to work!!My spelling sucks
Sorry, but sober right now I am not!!
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