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TPM - ThePacketMaster Linux Security Server
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.
Status: Discontinued
| Tips, Tricks, Q&As | Tips and tricks: Shell switching, battery charge, getting the system's IP address and dealing with stubborn processes |
Tips and tricks: Command line weather, ionice, rename files, video preview snapshot, calendar, ls colour settings |
Tips and tricks: All about package signing |
Questions and answers: Keeping a specific application window on top |
Tips and tricks: Combining commands in the shell |
Tips and tricks: Finding the right words, sorting filesystem snapshots, truncating audio files |
Tips and tricks: Running Mandriva "Cooker" |
Questions and answers: Secure boot process |
Myths and misunderstandings: GPL |
Questions and answers: Disk mount options |
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2001-11-14 |
NEW • Blue Point Linux Moved to Inactive Page |
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"After the quarter ended September 30, 2001, the Company plans to continue to develop the software of 'Bluepoint Linux' and Embedded system and also provide technical support to its customers. The Company will significantly increase its efforts in the development and marketing of embedded Linux operating system and embedded applications. Besides its Linux operating system and Linux solution business, the Company is making significant progress in its embedded Linux business." The above is from the company's quarterly report. BluePoint's last release however dates back to July 2000, a very long time in terms of Linux software. It seems that embedded systems are the main focus at present while the distribution has been given low priority.
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