The degree course in Security networks suggests the use of some tools for system analysis.
The instruments are all, or nearly so, open source, but I wondered: "Why not install a distribution that functions like a real toolbox?". The answer was in his fourth incarnation BackTrack that encloses the heart of Ubuntu 8.10.
been using it for a couple of hours and already I am comfortable. The GUI is kde3 and the system is much closer to Linux than Ubuntu stark but the configuration of the system was very simple and all peripherals, including wi-fi have been recognized and working properly.
Inside the menu backtrack is all you need to test their networks, do penetration testing and auditing, from commonplace to nmap openvas to brutessh. There's something for every taste and every need.
Soon I will try to clarify some of the tools that can be found within the distro, but for now I'm just doing an enthusiastic praise.
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