Chapter 5. Using the BackTrack LiveCD Linux Distribution
This chapter will show you how to get and use BackTrack, a Slackware Linux distribution that comes fully configured and packed with useful penetration testing tools.
BackTrack: the big picture
Creating the BackTrack CD
Booting BackTrack
Exploring the BackTrack X-windows environment
Writing BackTrack to a USB memory stick
Saving your BackTrack configuration changes
Creating a directory-based or file-based module with dir2lzm
Creating a module from a SLAX prebuilt module with mo2lzm
Creating a module from an entire session of changes using dir2lzm
Automating the change preservation from one session to the next
“Cheat codes” and selectively loading modules
Metasploit db_autopwn
Tools
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