Backtrack 5
Introduction ..............................................................................................................................2 Behind the curtains.................................................................................................................2 BackTrack Base................................................................................................................................. 2 BackTrack Kernel............................................................................................................................. 2 Packages and Repositories............................................................................................................ 3 Meta packages.................................................................................................................................... 4 Meta Meta Packages......................................................................................................................... 4 Up and running with BackTrack.................................................................................................. 4 Installing BackTrack to Disk................................................................................................5 Updating Backtrack ................................................................................................................5 Customizing BackTrack.........................................................................................................6 Creating your own Live CD – Method 1...................................................................................... 6 Creating your own Live CD – Method 2...................................................................................... 6 Installing BackTrack to USB.......................................................................................................... 6 Installing BackTrack to USB Persistent changes................................................................ 6 Working with BackTrack ......................................................................................................7 KDE3 Quirks ....................................................................................................................................... 7 Updating tools manually................................................................................................................ 7 FAQs ...................................................................................................................................................... 7 Outro ..................................................................................................................................................... 8 This document is a work in progress. It is a quick attempt to cover the most commonly asked questions about BackTrack, in one place. Check on this page frequently for updates.
Introduction
BackTrack is the world’s leading penetration testing and information security auditing distribution. With hundreds of tools preinstalled and configured to run out of the box, BackTrack 4 provides a solid Penetration testing platform ‐ from Web application Hacking to RFID auditing – its all working in once place.
Behind the curtains
BackTrack Base
There have been many changes introduced into BackTrack 4 ‐ most notably, our move to an Ubuntu Intrepid base. We now maintain our own full repositories with modified Ubuntu packages in addition to our own penetration testing tools. Another significant change is the updated kernel version, currently at 2.6.29.4. This new kernel brought an onset of internal changes, which have greatly changed the structure of BackTrack.
BackTrack Kernel
We no longer use lzma enabled squashfs as our live filesystem, which on one hand results in larger ISO size, but on the ...
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