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SecurityDistro Tutorials

Some interesting tutorials to use with Backtrack or Labrat:

  • OWASP - Building a Custom LabRat ISO
  • OWASP Introduction to Using JbroFuzzer In Labrat
  • BackTrack v2.0 and MS Vista, Dual Boot Guide
  • BackTrack v2.0 and OWASP LabRat tutorials now on SecurityDistro.com
  • BackTrack2 and Snort for Deployment of Intrusion Detection System
  • OWASP Introduction to XSS using WebGoat
  • OWASP Exploiting Input Validation with WebScarab

Posted by Security4all at 9.7.07

Labels: application vulnerabilities, pentesting

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