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HackShark Linux
Lightweight Linux distro for penetration testing
Based on MATE environment HackShark Linux is a lightweight distribution for penetration testing, cyber forensic investigation and vulnerability assessment purpose. -
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The Reco Platform is a Cross-platform forensic platform that will allow security researchers to create forensic prototypes in shorter amounts of time with greater efficiency.
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Tool for dumping registry key and write time values from a hive file in mactime format. This allows the user to create a forensic timeline of registry key changes.
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Ethereal Network Traffic Session Reconstruction for Internet Protocols. Management Console to reconstruct emails, web sessions, VOIP sessions, FTP, and all known supported Internet Protocols for Network Forensics. ***UPDATE*** Project release scheduled.
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Live Security/Forensics Linux Distribution, built from scratch and packed full of tools useful for vulnerability analysis, penetration tests, and forensic analysis.
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