Matriux Leandros v3.0
Matriux is a Debian-based security distribution designed for
penetration testing and forensic investigations. Although it is
primarily designed for security enthusiasts and professionals, it can
also be used by any Linux user as a desktop system for day-to-day
computing. Besides standard Debian software, Matriux also ships
with an optimised GNOME desktop interface, over 340 open-source tools
for penetration testing, and a custom-built Linux kernel.
Matriux was first released in 2009 under code name “lithium” and then followed by versions like “xenon” based on Ubuntu. Matriux “Krypton” then followed in 2011 where we moved our system to Debian. Other versions followed for Matriux “Krypton” with v1.2 and then Ec-Centric in 2012. This year we are releasing Matriux “Leandros” RC1 on 2013-09-27 which is a major revamp over the existing system.
Matriux arsenal is divided into sections with a broader
classification of tools for Reconnaissance, Scanning, Attack Tools,
Frameworks, Radio (Wireless), Digital Forensics, Debuggers, Tracers,
Fuzzers and other miscellaneous tool providing a wider approach over the
steps followed for a complete penetration testing and forensic
scenario. Although there are were many questions raised regarding why
there is a need for another security distribution while there is already
one. We believed and followed the free spirit of Linux in making one.
We always tried to stay updated with the tool and hardware support and
so include the latest tools and compile a custom kernel to stay abreast
with the latest technologies in the field of information security. This
version includes a latest section of tools PCI-DSS.
Matriux is also designed to run from a live environment like a
CD/ DVD or USB stick which can be helpful in computer forensics and data
recovery for forensic analysis, investigations and retrievals not only
from Physical Hard drives but also from Solid state drives and NAND
flashes used in smart phones like Android and iPhone. With Matriux
Leandros we also support and work with the projects and tools that have
been discontinued over time and also keep track with the latest tools
and applications that have been developed and presented in the recent
conferences.
Features (notable updates compared to Ec-Centric):
• Custom kernel 3.9.4 (patched with aufs, squashfs and xz filesystem
mode, includes support for wide range of wireless drivers and hardware)
Includes support for alfacard 0036NH
• USB persistent
• Easy integration with virtualbox and vmware player even in Live mode.
• MID has been updated to make it easy to install check http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWF4qRm37DI
• Includes latest tools introduced at Blackhat 2013 and Defcon 2013, Updated build until September 22 2013.
• UI inspired from Greek Mythology
• New Section Added PCI-DSS
• IPv6 tools included.
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