Knoppix http://knopper.net has a nice hard drive install option...plus
it's Debian based. :)
Debian unstable packages have loads of security tools, pretty much most of
the top 75 listed at www.insecure.org/tools.html as .deb packages (like
RPMs).
The real benefit of Knoppix is the 15 minute
Hi James,
One suggestion I have is from the testing tools perspective. In my
experience a major stumbling block for testers is running *NIX attack
tools, particularly if the developers are heavy Windows focused. To help
remedy this situation I put together a bunch of security tools and got
Hmmm...thoughts on the following?
1. Run a SSH server on each Windows station
2. Upload Cygwin's Find program and needed DLLs
3. Schedule an AT command on the Windows station (remotely through the
SSH connection) to look, using find, for the file extensons you're looking
for and output
Hi,
Don't think I saw this mentioned:
SniffDet - Remote Sniffer Detection Tool/Library
http://sniffdet.sourceforge.net/
Thanks,
-scm
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Hi,
Good points about the Cisco 3000 VPN Concentrator. One thing that bears
mentioning about the *firewall* is that the VPN3K does basic NAT/Port
Filtering. Hardly, imho, a *robust* firewall solution...but it's all
about risk vs. hassle/headaches.
Cisco now has the PIX MC 1.0
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/cscowork/ps2330/products_user_guide_book09186a00800e48b0.html
-scm
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Hi there,
we are running 8 Cisco PIX Firewalls now, with the option to get up to 12
more in future. They are all placed at different
