DistroWatch.com has one of the first reviews of BackTrack, the results of WHAX (Whoppix) and Auditor security LiveCDs joining together.
Once on the desktop, you will immediately notice the “BackTrack” submenu on the KDE panel. This is the most exciting part of this distribution, a place were all the specialist utilities can be accessed from. It is pointless to list them all here, but let me assure you that the collection is truly astonishing and includes tools for sniffing remote router traffic, cracking Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA), “bluesnarfing” (a method of hacking into Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones), scanning networks for vulnerabilities, uncovering weaknesses in the Point-to-Point Tunnelling Protocol (PPTP), decrypting SSL traffic and recovering passwords.
Hi, back track it’s very good…….
what’s the difference between bt2 and bt3?
I’m pretty sure that was a typo, as BT 2.0 just came out a couple weeks ago…
i tested now >>
I HAVE DOWNLOADED A BACKTRACK 3.0 I WANT TO MAKE CD OF MY BACKTRACK FOLDER ITS NOT IN ISO FORMAT ITS SIMPLY JUST A FOLDER ANY GUIDLINESS FOR ME