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Re: Bootable CD Attack disk + NTFS question

Subject: Re: Bootable CD Attack disk + NTFS question
Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2006 13:27:34 -0500
I would add that NTFS writing has been available on knoppix for some
time through through the use of "captive-ntfs".  It will scan an ntfs
disk for necessary drivers or you can manually install them from a usb
stick.

While knoppix is not security focused it has been useful being able to
update nessus plugins without having to load some script that rewrites
the pluggins to ramdisk.  This was particularly a pain with
knoppix-std.  STD was great when it first came out, then they stopped
updating it and I haven't used it in years.

I've been wasting my copious spare time at work making a bartPE live
windows cd that has some nice features such as static binaries and
programs that work in an already booted windows environment
(adaware,mcafee, and static bins taken from the FIRE distro)

It's been useful to give to first responders of incidents.  I would
like to expand this to more pen-testing (can you do that with windows?
:)) with tools such as metasploit and possibly vmware player and a
light pentesting distro.  We'll see.

 - Jeremiah

On 2/22/06, Petr.Kazil@eap.nl <Petr.Kazil@eap.nl> wrote:
If you want to read/write NTFS file systems on a "victim" workstation then
this one is good:
http://trinityhome.org/trk/

It's a Linux CD but you can add Windows drivers to it, and then it
reads/writes to NTFS.
Not many Linux CD's can do that. Do you know more?

Has anyone ever tried to "inject" a trojan file + autostart link into a
Windows file system using a CD like this?
That looks like a doable exploit.

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