A nice collection of tools

Gninja
11 years ago

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I found this website a while ago and its got some good stuff

TOOLS LINK

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lodovico65
11 years ago

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Very interesting tools & very interesting site! Great!!!

R4z0r
11 years ago

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Google hacking tools and you get loads of sites

Scott [scopes20]
11 years ago

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The only tool i dont have there is NetStumbler. Nessus comes with backtrack, im not too fond of it, it seems like hassle. Pretty good link.

R4z0r
11 years ago
DaGr8Kornolio
11 years ago

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Any preference @R4z0r?

Nate Ricketts [Drekzi]
11 years ago

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Are they free?

R4z0r
11 years ago

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DaGr8Kornolio ,

I would just stick with the tools on Backtrack /Kali and if you master all them you will naturally know what tools you will need extra…..if any ;)

oxide
11 years ago

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ya steer away from anything on the net that is coded and not open source especially cracked versions that havent been verified by people better

3rdHorseMan
11 years ago

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BackTrack 5r3 is really good and works well. I might upload a torrent that shows you how to do that. Oh wait i already did. HERE IT IS –

http://kickass.to/computer-security-hub-t7528459.html
—— this teaches you with everything or almost everything you need with alot of info. check it out. FREEDOM OF SPEECH.
3rdHorseMan
11 years ago

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I also recommend that when you use backtrack 5r3 if you dont install with a cd then install with vmware player. its decent.

tOxicWast3
11 years ago

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3rdHorseMan ,

I am a fan of BT 5 R3 and I do like the interface. However, since I started using Kali-Linux it seems the BT5 environment has lost some of its flare. Kali is BT5 plus much more. Granted, it does have its fair share of bugs, since it is new addition that comes with the terrority. They have been spot on with updates that fix current bugs, along with updating current programs and adding new software to list. The layout is clean, precise, and to the point. If you see BT5 as “decent”, then Kali may up that a bit.

3rdHorseMan
11 years ago

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ill check it out then and see how it is.

? [djsimon21]
11 years ago

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I am sticking with BT 5 R3 for now and wait a few months to put Kali on

Gninja
11 years ago

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Kali on USB boot with a fully compatible laptop….priceless :D

[d3adMaN]
11 years ago

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Yes but take a wide usb key, my 8gb key didn’t not handle the “apt-get upgrade” ,guess I wil take a 16gB :(

Scott [scopes20]
11 years ago

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I downloaded kali last night, im going to try it out when i get home from work. Chances are il have multiboot for backtrack and kali (I like backtrack to much).

lodovico65
11 years ago

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I don’t know the Kali version of Linux. So far I have concentrated on BT5 and I work quite well with the version for VMWare Player. Since I have always worked on Ubuntu distro you advise me to go to the Kali which I understand is a distribution based on Debian? Is it worth it????

daMage
11 years ago

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Ubuntu is based on Debian too, so it’s not that much different. Kali is basically the next version of BT, so you will want to check it out sooner or later.

Scott [scopes20]
11 years ago

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I have only seen some pictures and videos of kali, i think it looks a bit more corporate, but the layout seems the same as BT5. Im going to try it tonight and to be honest, it has to be something special to make me want to permanently switch from BT5 to kali.

Gninja
11 years ago

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Switching to kali has more pro’s than con’s ……at the moment there are a few glitches but dont let the move to debian put you off as its by far the best free pen tool out there.

lodovico65
11 years ago

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I’m pretty lazy :) but since opinions are excited, I will give a chance to Kali! Thank you!

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