Nick Lange wrote: > anyone know of any single floppy disk distro's designed for forensics > containing such things as network drivers and fs stuff for mounting and > transferring information off the machine so I can figure out exactly what > happneed w/o screwing up evidence? There is a year-old variant of the Linux Router Project (LRP) called Oxygen which contains a lot of material you might find useful. It's a single disk Linux boot with multiple additional (optional) "package" disks which provide a lot of network diagnostic utilities, as well as some that provide "system rescue" utilities. Included network diagnostics tools are too many to list; some examples are netcat, cryptcat, ftp, nmap, arping, arpwatch, axfer, etc. Included system rescue tools include (but aren't limited to): e2fs tools, lilo, minicom, proftpd, strings, zip, netcat, file, and more; the e2fs tools include lsattr, chattr, debugfs, e2label, extend, mkfs.ext2, and more... Note that I am the developer; if there are any problems with this product, I'd like to hear of it. It is available from http://leaf.sourceforge.net/pub/oxygen/ and remains in active development. ----------------------------------------------------------------- This list is provided by the SecurityFocus ARIS analyzer service. For more information on this free incident handling, management and tracking system please see: http://aris.securityfocus.com
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