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AnNyung Linux
AnNyung was an i686-optimised, server-oriented Korean Linux distribution based on the Red Hat/Fedora technology with added security features. Starting from version 2.0 AnNyung only exists as an add-on to CentOS and Red Hat Enterprise Linux, not as a complete and installable operating system - hence the "Discontinued" status.
Status: Discontinued
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| About ThePacketMaster
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| ThePacketMaster (TPM) Linux security server provides a full toolkit of open source security software to perform vulnerability assessments and penetration testing. Forensic analysis tools are also included. TPM Linux boots and runs from the CD-ROM - this allows any machine to instantly run TPM Linux, without having to go through an installation. TPM Linux has a wide selection of open-source security auditing utilities and computer forensic toolkits. Since the programs can all be run from the CD, nothing needs to be installed on the system in order to collect evidence, helping to ensure the evidence isn't damaged in any way.
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| Recent Related News and Releases |
| 2004-01-30 |
Distribution Release: ThePacketMaster 1.2.1 |
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This is a new release of ThePacketMaster Security Server, version 1.2.1: "I've just completed the final touches on version 1.2.1. This version incorporates all the packages I had been working on in January until the problem with the Linux kernel mremap function came around and I decided to put out a fix first. So this new version includes 70 more security packages, bring the grand total to 200+! I've also made some changes to the bootup procedure to bring in more in line with the goals of this distribution. The system will not proceed with the bootup until a root password has been created. Some initialization scripts that were included in 1.2.0 have been tweaked." The full announcement. Download: tpm-security-server-1.2.1.iso (294MB).
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| 2003-12-03 |
Distribution Release: ThePacketMaster 1.1.0 |
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A new version of ThePacketMaster has been released: "New Release of Security Server...again. It seems like I did this just last week. (Oh wait, I did.) The new release of the TPM security server, 1.1.0, is out. It includes: Kernel 2.4.23 to address issues found in 2.4.22 and earlier. For more information, see Isec Security Research; added wlan-ng wireless drivers for support of Prism2 chipset; added partimage for ghosting capabilities. If you have any suggestions about other security related packages you would like to see in the next version of TPM, please let me know using the feedback form." Read the rest of the announcement. Download: tpm-security-server-1.1.0.iso.gz (178MB).
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| 2003-11-27 |
Distribution Release: ThePacketMaster 1.0.1 |
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A new version of ThePacketMaster Security Server has been released: "As many of you already know, the new release of the TPM security server, 1.0.1, is finally out. This release is based on the 2.4.20 kernel. Major changes from 1.0.0 are: new revisions of software packages; more extensive testing of packages for proper functionality; improved support for wireless cards based on the TI chipset and the Atheros chipset; changes to bootup process." Read the rest of the announcement. Download: tpm-security-server-1.0.1.iso.gz (164MB). The TPM Linux Security Server is a Linux distribution providing a full toolkit of open source security software to perform vulnerability assessments, penetration testing and forensic analysis.
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