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BlackBuntu 0.1
  • _st4ck3D*
    Posts: 83
    About BlackBuntu:
    BlackBuntu is a new distro developed on Linux 10.10.
    Blackbuntu is distribution for penetration testing which was specially designed for security training students and practitioners of information security.

    ~> BlackBuntu Video Review:
    [video=youtube]


    BlackBuntu Download Link: Click to download BlackBuntu ISO

    More about BlackBuntu: http://www.blackbuntu.com/about

    http://www.blackbuntu.com/sites/default/files/menu.png

    I still prefer Back|Track.
  • chroniccommand
    Posts: 1,389
    Looks kinda like an upgraded nUbuntu.
  • undead
    Posts: 822
    I saw you posted it at p0wnbox :P I think BT is better for pentesting.
  • Xin
    Posts: 3,251
    Actually looks quite nice to be fair, il try it out, problem is though its gonna be slow as its way bigger and less stripped down than Backtrack.
    Xin
  • _st4ck3D*
    Posts: 83
    said:


    I saw you posted it at p0wnbox :P I think BT is better for pentesting.



    BlackBuntu is more noob-friendly in my opinion. (more automated)
    Also provides users with a big list of tools already installed with it.
    I used it and I have to tell you that I liked it ;)
    Although, it has some negatives.
  • McKittrick
    Posts: 194
    this is the kinda stuff that has turned me off to the whole hacking thing. it seems every day there is yet another "pen test suite" or OS out there just like the rest before it, only tweaked with a bit of cosmetic changes. i long for the day when this was all still new and not completely saturated with the same stuff like it is now

    am i the only one on here with this opinion?
  • alix10
    Posts: 73
    Isint backtrack enough? This one looks more user friendly though...
  • McKittrick
    Posts: 194
    Backtrack should be more than enough, but again, this "hacking" market is now saturated with carbon copy tools. it is rather boring for me these days. i tend to stick with 1 or 2 main tools for my uses. i don't feel the need for 10 OS pen test kits and 12 port scanners/etc (they almost all do the exact same thing!)
  • Sh3llc0d3
    Posts: 1,910
    Gotta say that does look like a carbon copy of ubuntu with tools added... I've done the same with linux mint.

    Have a look at this:
    http://netinfinity.org/
  • _st4ck3D*
    Posts: 83
    said:


    Gotta say that does look like a carbon copy of ubuntu with tools added... I've done the same with linux mint.

    Have a look at this:
    http://netinfinity.org/


    +1
    Actually yes.
    [hr]
    said:


    this is the kinda stuff that has turned me off to the whole hacking thing. it seems every day there is yet another "pen test suite" or OS out there just like the rest before it, only tweaked with a bit of cosmetic changes. i long for the day when this was all still new and not completely saturated with the same stuff like it is now

    am i the only one on here with this opinion?



    said:


    Backtrack should be more than enough, but again, this "hacking" market is now saturated with carbon copy tools. it is rather boring for me these days. i tend to stick with 1 or 2 main tools for my uses. i don't feel the need for 10 OS pen test kits and 12 port scanners/etc (they almost all do the exact same thing!)



    1) Not you are not alone
    2) +agree. It's depended on what you feel/need/know.
  • Xin
    Posts: 3,251
    I prefer building my own pentest OS from scratch anyway from my Ubuntu that way i know how to use all the tools i have.
    Xin
  • _st4ck3D*
    Posts: 83
    said:


    I prefer building my own pentest OS from scratch anyway from my Ubuntu that way i know how to use all the tools i have.



    Of course installing only the tools you need and you know to use is better.

    Off topic:
    Nice review ;)
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