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Best Pentesting Linux Destro? - RA1N - 12-04-2012

Hello, I am looking for a good pentesting destro and I tried backtrack 5 but sadly I am on my laptop so I can work on the go, and I cannot get WiFi to work with BT5 with my laptop. So any other suggestions?


RE: Best Pentesting Linux Destro? - LightX - 12-04-2012

Try Ubuntu.....my friend Smile


RE: Best Pentesting Linux Destro? - RA1N - 12-04-2012

ubuntu is not a pentesting destro of linux. I have looked at it, but I am after something pre-supplied. like bt5 but not bt5 because I cannot run it online.


RE: Best Pentesting Linux Destro? - Nailo - 12-04-2012

(12-04-2012, 02:39 AM)RA1N Wrote: ubuntu is not a pentesting destro of linux. I have looked at it, but I am after something pre-supplied. like bt5 but not bt5 because I cannot run it online.

did you check drivers and everything?


RE: Best Pentesting Linux Destro? - LightX - 12-04-2012

ooh, oh and yeah, you have to hard wire a connection and then update your wifi drivers before you can connect :p


RE: Best Pentesting Linux Destro? - RA1N - 12-04-2012

hmm one sec, leme see if I can find a ethernet cable that is not in use.


RE: Best Pentesting Linux Destro? - Shining White - 12-04-2012

i guess BT 5 r3 can connect WIFI easily , Ask from Illusion i saw him did that ,
or BackBox ?


RE: Best Pentesting Linux Destro? - H4R0015K - 12-04-2012

Use Ubuntu and get blacktrack tools pack for Ubuntu ...


RE: Best Pentesting Linux Destro? - LightX - 12-04-2012

(12-04-2012, 05:49 AM)h4r0015k Wrote: Use Ubuntu and get blacktrack tools pack for Ubuntu ...

Could you send the link?


RE: Best Pentesting Linux Destro? - H4R0015K - 12-04-2012

Here is the tutorial for doing that...
https://micksmix.wordpress.com/2009/11/20/getting-the-backtrack-menu-structure-and-tools-in-ubuntu/