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xaros2000 (xaros2000)
10.06.2006 (12:46)
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I recently saw a friend of mine working with some other security "distro",
and this got me in thinking...so,please,at first,
allow me a comparison of Frenzy's features with other distros:
a)FreeBSD-Based:well,doesn't that pretty much cover it all? ;-)
b)Lightweight:
No KDE/Gnome,some distros I've seen were too "fat-to-fit",
and the "toram" option failed even on systems with 1GB memory...
c)Compact:
Just in case,I might need the appropriate tools to get the job done,
(see Metasploit),nothing more,nothing less.
Why turn my pc into a...local mirror of exploit repositories?
d)Not-just-for-Pentesters:
In just 200/250 mb,not only it has all the necessary tools for pen-testing,
but also for solving usual daily Administration problems,
(bandwidth testing,httpd performance,testdisk for partition problems etc.)
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Ok,so what's missing from Frenzy?
Ehhh..maybe this piece of software or that... ;-)
(Yeah,we simple users always like to bug the developer:
"please,include this,include that...)
So,here's some useful tools which would be nice if they were pre-installed:
a)BabelWeb:(hxxp://www.hsc.fr/ressources/outils/babelweb/index.html.en)
b)Cisco-Torch(hxxp://www.arhont.com/,tools section)
c)Fuzzers!:for example,Antiparser(hosted in Sourceforge),
Fuzzball(hxxp://warlord.nologin.org)...this page mention a lot of fuzzers,
hxxp://www.infosecinstitute.com/blog/2005/12/fuzzers-ultimate-list.html,
a lot of them are nothing more than python scripts...
P.S:Seems that there are some spammers that have started polluting the board...
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