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Moved: This thread is more suitable in Linux-Software and has been moved accordingly to help your thread/question get the exposure it deserves. It's definitely not an intro - it's a technical question.
Could you please write more about what do you want to archieve? I don't know one program that has all that functions, but if you're interested in a number of tests, you can find something.
well, access diver is for check sites, you can access protected sites whit a bruteforce password list, is there any program on linux that could do this?
You're kind of treading on this ice here. The administrators of those sites can check their passes using a utility like John The Ripper (mentioned above). As for a brute-force password cracker for breaking into sites, you won't find help on that here, sorry.
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