Auditor Security Collection Released

You can find it here. Looks like an interesting distro. Me thinks I'll have to burn this one at some point. :D

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Auditor security collection released

Just like to inform, that i have released my penetration test distro right now on my companys website under the gpl. The main difference between phlack, fire and knoppix-std is, that it is focused on usability. As you know remote-exploit.org was focused in the past on wireless stuff, so you can bet that all the wireless stuff is included. No hassle to configure kismet etc, just plug in the card, start the scanner and go. But don't missunderstand, it is not focused on wireless, check the short description below or go to my companys website to see details and download links.

Short description:

The Swiss Army Knife for security assessments. A Linux-based, unified platform focused on penetration tests. The robust power of Open-Source tools without the hassles of configuring hardware or installing any additional software. This powerful toolset is started directly from the CD-ROM without any local installation. Independent of system hardware, Auditor security collection provides the user with over 300 powerful analysis tools for troubleshooting and securing networks and systems. Delivering powerful, functional tools in a user-friendly environment while eliminating complex configuration was our goal when enhancing knoppix and designing Auditor security collection.

No other commercial or freely available analysis platform offers an equivalent level of usability with automatic configuration and focus on penetration testing.

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And to give you an idea of what they cover, this is a listing of their tools (over 300!?).

Hmmm.... Sounds like it might be what I was looking for when I installed this darned Fedora..... ;)

Burn, Baby Burn.

It burns, it burns.




Thanks MsMittens, this is looking to be very fun.

I downloaded it from the ftp site and it has the .bz2 extension. Are you supposed to bunzip2 it before burning the .iso? I have never downloaded an iso with another extension before, so any help will be appreciated.

bzip2 -d filename.bz2



hjack

thanks hjack, but I am still not sure if I am supposed to do that before burning the iso.

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Originally posted here by devpon
thanks hjack, but I am still not sure if I am supposed to do that before burning the iso.

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its not an iso its a bzip2 file (compressed) when you bunzip it you will have an iso image to burn.

You can use other programs to decompress it.

I used WinRAR.

This is a real goody. Thank you msmittens :)

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Current status: 0% downloaded so far.

w00t, you gotta love my leet greek dialup. But, after reading that site, its a must have for my tool collection

Cheers

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1.7 megs so far, and still 23:59:59, this looks more like a 5 day download :(

instronics: With those speeds... it'd be faster to have someone mail it to you.

What do you use to manage your downloads? If you are on m$, look into "Fresh Download ".
I use it when downloading ISOs all the time. No spyware, no adware, no banners, etc. 100% free! :) Its great for managing downloads.

I downloaded all 4 Fedora Core 2 discs and the Auditor disc all last night before I went to bed and all were sucessful. But then again... I'm on broadband.

If the download for some reason stops, you can restart where you left off.
You can also pause the DL if you need to do other things that require the bandwidth that your dialup is using.

phishphreek80, yeah. I mailed them, asking them if its possible to have the cd mailed to me.
Downloading it is a nightmare. I cant even use my BitchX client, without laaaaaaging 25 secs whilst downloading. If they cant mail it to me, i will ask some people in here if they would :)

Cheers.

Iäm using it right now. Its reallz fast. However the kezboard is messing up.

I canät seem to find a waz to change it to US English_

Kind of freakz reallz...

Hope zou can understand what I wrote....

EDIT: Well, the KB layout was all weird. I'll have to play with it later... I just booted into it to see the interface. Its not too bad. Simple, clean and fast. It has plenty of tools too.
I looked in the /etc/X11/XF86Config and the config was wrong. Maybe I just didn't boot into it right. Dunno. I'll play more tonight. Looks like a lot of fun can be had with this though.

Very nice. Another live Security Distro.
This would not be limited to just facilitating wardriving as it seems from the tools listing.
Downloading.