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Another version of the Bauer-Power customized Ubuntu live cd/Linux distro has just released. This time with a few more hacking tools pre-installed for some pentesting goodness!

Linux Pro Magazine: "The upcoming version 5.0 of Debian GNU/Linux, codenamed Lenny, provides for the first time not only image downloads for CD and DVD, but also for Blu-ray disks, along with live images."

Linux.com: "Network Security Toolkit is one of many live CD Linux distributions focusing on network monitoring, analysis, and security.

NST was designed to give network security administrators easy access to a comprehensive set of open source network applications, many of which are among the top 100 security tools recommended by insecure.org."

Network Security Toolkit is one of many live CD Linux distributions focusing on network monitoring, analysis, and security.

NST was designed to give network security administrators easy access to a comprehensive set of open source network applications, many of which are among the top 100 security tools recommended by insecure.org.

Linux Basement: "Several years ago I learned how to install linux without having to burn a cd. This is useful if you like to distro hop like I do, and also appreciate that testing on real hardware is far better than using a virtual machine.

I have used this method for Fedora, Debian, and Ubuntu, but I bet it would work with other distributions as well."

Linux users have what are called Live CD's, which do a bang up job of saving us when things go bad with out computers. Non-technical guide!

The first beta version of GoblinX 2.7 (Standard edition), the popular Slackware-based Live CD Linux distribution, was released on May 4th, bringing many updated software, including Linux kernel 2.6.24.3, KDE 3.5.9 and all the Gnome libraries and applications.

Other important features, bug fixes and improvements included in GoblinX 2.7 Beta 1 are: