Hi Petr,
There are a number of Linux CDs that provide NTFS write support, to
varying capacities and success rates. No matter which CD you choose the
single most important thing you can do is test and validate to ensure it
works for you and your needs.
The best NTFS driver for Linux is the Linux-NTFS project driver, hands
down. FlatCap, Anton, Szaka, Yuval, and others know their stuff and the
driver works well. The documentation is fantastic.
The Paragon NTFS driver is something I wouldn't recommend but I'll let
you test it for yourself.
The Captive-NTFS driver is back now, using FUSE I believe for the 2.6
kernel. I don't know if the problems with the previous versions have
been addressed yet or not.
My only recommendation is the Linux-NTFS driver, and this means over
writing files in place. I use this on my CD and you can write to NTFS
file systems, within the bounds set by the Linux-NTFS driver. You can
edit registry key values as well.
regards,
farmerdude
http://www.forensicbootcd.com/
On Wed, 2006-02-22 at 11:42, 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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