By: razta
Downloading now. Will burn, boot and let you guys know my thoughts on the livecd.
View ArticleBy: d347hm4n
Likewise, but will it replace BackTrack in the near future, we’ll just have to wait and see…
View ArticleBy: zupakomputer
Does it by default have an inactive root account (like usual Ubuntu)? I always find that amusing, that by the time anyone gets to security distro kinda level they would bother with anything less than...
View ArticleBy: Gul
Like d34thm4n, asking myself if it will replace backtrack… But i won’t wait, have to test it and make my judgment by myself ;) Gonna download it and use it tomorrow. More later
View ArticleBy: sids911
@DarkNet…time for another round of Distro comparison? considering last one was done a couple years back? 14th march 2006 to be precise!
View ArticleBy: jason
The selection of LiveCDs with a security focus seems to be growing. But what about focus on a yum/apt repo so I can easily turn my standard ubuntu or fedora machine into a pentesting workstation.
View ArticleBy: Morgan Storey
I used it back in the day when some machine’s user/pass was unknown, never failed me. I like the interface, but I don’t know if it can match Backtracks speed and range of tools, we will have to see.
View ArticleBy: gul
I tryed it quickly at home, but was not as convinced as I was with backtrack. Not that the application packages is poor or some good stuff are missing. But, all I saw was a livecd with a bunch of...
View ArticleBy: splink
I too gave this a test drive and was pretty under-whelmed. Some of the tools where configured incorrectly/didn’t work well/at all but otherwise it’s an alright toolset. For all who asked: it does not...
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