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Local Area Security Linux 0.4a

Posted by michael on from the sysadmin-toolkit dept.

Anonymous Coward writes "Local Area Security Linux is a small 'live CD' distribution based on Knoppix that aims at being less than 185MB so it will fit on a MiniCD. It is now 107MB with FluxBox as the window manager. It contains about 100 security (forensics, penetration testing, firewall, intrusion detection, etc.) tools including Ethereal and Nessus. See a screenshot here."

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  1. Re:my favorite part: by v_1_r_u_5 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    That's really strange.. this was supposed to be posted to a different story.

  2. MY favorite part: by JonTurner · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    was when I clicked on the link to the screenshot only to be presented with a 444 error:
    "You do not have permission to access the requested file on this server."

    Wow, when it comes to security, these folks aren't kidding around! It's so secure, you can't even look at the images it serves! Now THAT'S tight!