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Hello. I was wondering if I could get some advice on what is the best linux security live-cd? There are so many, I am really not sure which one I should try first. Back Track, Knoppix STD, nUbuntu, etc.
On a seperate topic, what would be best for wardriving...War Linux?
Thanks very much
Last edited by penguinlinux; 05-02-2007 at 01:20 PM.
It seems as if they are still polishing up the distro for final release, but it's geared more towards someone just learning how to pen test; whereas BackTrack is a full-fledged tool for professional use (or more for advanced users, anyway).
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